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No pedestrians emoji 🚷

Emoji 1.0 (2015) · U+1F6B7

What 🚷 means

The keywords Unicode lists for 🚷 are forbidden, no, not, pedestrian, pedestrians, prohibited. They show what people use it for.

Search for forbidden or no on your emoji keyboard and 🚷 is among the results.

You will find 🚷 among the warning signs (13 emoji), part of symbols with 224 emoji in all. Its neighbours include 📵 🔞 ☢️ ☣️.

Will 🚷 show on my friend's phone?

🚷 has been around since Emoji 1.0 (2015), so it is safe to send to anyone.

How to type 🚷

Search for no pedestrians in the emoji picker of your phone or computer to find 🚷.

Codes for developers

Under the hood, 🚷 is one code point (U+1F6B7), 4 bytes in UTF-8 and 2 UTF-16 units, which is what a JavaScript length check counts.

Paste the emoji itself where you can. Use these codes in HTML, CSS, JavaScript or a URL.

Code pointsU+1F6B7
HTML (hex)🚷
HTML (decimal)🚷
CSScontent: "\1F6B7";
JavaScript\u{1F6B7}
URL%F0%9F%9A%B7
UTF-8 bytesF0 9F 9A B7

Names in other languages

The CLDR name of 🚷 in the 12 languages of this site. Each links to that language's page.

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Questions people ask

What does the no pedestrians emoji mean?

Unicode calls 🚷 "no pedestrians" and links it with forbidden, no, not, pedestrian. People use it for those ideas; on the emoji keyboard it sits in the warning signs subgroup of symbols.

When was the no pedestrians emoji added?

In Emoji 1.0, released in 2015. Every current phone and computer has it.

How do I type the no pedestrians emoji?

Search for no pedestrians in the emoji picker of your phone or computer to find 🚷.

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