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U+1F14E Β· Other symbol

Squared Ppv Symbol πŸ…Ž

πŸ…Ž is squared ppv, U+1F14E. Unicode also records it as β€œpay-per-view”. It was added in Unicode 5.2, and Unicode files it under Other symbol.

Also known as

  • pay-per-view

Codes & technical data

UnicodeU+1F14E
HTML hex🅎
HTML decimal🅎
CSS\1F14E
JavaScript\u{1F14E}
Python\U0001F14E
Java / C#\uD83C\uDD4E
Rust\u{1f14e}
Swift\u{1F14E}
PHP\u{1F14E}
URL encoded%F0%9F%85%8E
UTF-8 bytesF0 9F 85 8E
UTF-16 bytesD83C DD4E
Base648J+Fjg==
Decimal127310
Decomposes toPPV (square form)
CategoryOther symbol (So)
IntroducedUnicode 5.2

Will πŸ…Ž survive being pasted?

  • Normalisation. No. Anything that applies NFKC β€” search indexes, usernames, domain names, programming identifiers β€” rewrites πŸ…Ž as PPV. Safe for display, not for storage.
  • Legacy encodings. πŸ…Ž sits above U+FFFF, so it needs a surrogate pair in UTF-16. Software that counts characters by code unit will report it as two.
  • Size. 4 bytes in UTF-8. Character-limited fields β€” SMS, bios, some form validators β€” usually count bytes, not characters.

Nearby in Enclosed Alphanumeric Supplement

Letters and numbers in squares, circles and boxes beyond what the original enclosed block held, including the regional-indicator letters that flag emoji are assembled from.

All 200 characters in Enclosed Alphanumeric Supplement β†’

How to type πŸ…Ž

WindowsType 1F14E then press Alt+X
macOSPress Ctrl+Cmd+Space, then search for β€œsquared ppv”
LinuxPress Ctrl+Shift+U, type 1f14e, press Enter
HTML🅎

About Unicode’s Other symbol category

Unicode files this under "other symbol" β€” the catch-all for pictographs, signs and marks that are neither maths, currency, nor letter-like. It is the largest symbol category in the standard.

Frequently asked questions

How do I type the πŸ…Ž squared ppv symbol?
On Windows, type 1F14E and press Alt+X. On Linux press Ctrl+Shift+U then 1f14e. On any system the quickest route is the copy button on this page.
What is the code for πŸ…Ž?
Squared Ppv is U+1F14E. In UTF-8 it takes 4 bytes. The table above lists every escape format.
Will πŸ…Ž survive being pasted anywhere?
Not always. Squared Ppv is a compatibility character: any system that applies Unicode NFKC normalisation β€” search indexes, usernames, identifiers β€” replaces it with PPV. Use it for display, not where text is normalised.