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Palm up hand emoji 🫴

Emoji 14.0 (2021) · U+1FAF4

Skin tones · Tap a tone to copy it.

What 🫴 means

In Unicode's CLDR data, Palm up hand 🫴 is tagged with these keywords: beckon, catch, come, hand, hold, know, lift, me, offer, palm.

Phone keyboards use the same keywords, so typing beckon or catch in the emoji search brings up 🫴.

Palm up hand 🫴 is one of 11 emoji in the open hands subgroup of people & body (390 emoji), next to 🫷 🫸 👋 🤚.

🫴 comes in 5 skin tones, from 🫴🏻 to 🫴🏿, plus the default yellow. Tap a tone above to copy it.

Will 🫴 show on my friend's phone?

🫴 is fairly new: Emoji 14.0 (2021). Phones and computers updated since 2022 usually show it; older ones may show an empty box.

How to type 🫴

Any emoji picker finds 🫴 when you search for palm up hand.

Codes for developers

Palm up hand 🫴 is a single code point, U+1FAF4. In UTF-8 it takes 4 bytes, and in JavaScript its string length is 2.

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

Code pointsU+1FAF4
HTML (hex)🫴
HTML (decimal)🫴
CSScontent: "\1FAF4";
JavaScript\u{1FAF4}
URL%F0%9F%AB%B4
UTF-8 bytesF0 9F AB B4

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 palm up hand emoji mean?

Unicode calls 🫴 "palm up hand" and links it with beckon, catch, come, hand. People use it for those ideas; on the emoji keyboard it sits in the open hands subgroup of people & body.

When was the palm up hand emoji added?

In Emoji 14.0, released in 2021. Only phones and computers updated since 2022 show it; older ones may show a box.

Can I change the skin tone of 🫴?

Yes. 🫴 has these skin tones: 🫴🏻 🫴🏼 🫴🏽 🫴🏾 🫴🏿. Tap one on this page to copy it, or set a default skin tone on the emoji page so every emoji on this site uses it.

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