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Thermometer emoji 🌡️

Emoji 0.7 (2014) · U+1F321 U+FE0F

What 🌡️ means

In Unicode's CLDR data, Thermometer 🌡️ is tagged with these keywords: weather.

Phone keyboards use the same keywords, so typing weather or thermometer in the emoji search brings up 🌡️.

Thermometer 🌡️ is one of 48 emoji in the sky and weather subgroup of travel & places (221 emoji), next to ☀️ 🌝 🌞 🪐.

Will 🌡️ show on my friend's phone?

🌡️ is one of the original emoji: it comes from the Japanese phone sets and is listed in Emoji 0.7 (2014). Every phone, computer and app shows it.

How to type 🌡️

Any emoji picker finds 🌡️ when you search for thermometer.

Codes for developers

Thermometer 🌡️ is written with 2 code points: U+1F321 U+FE0F. In UTF-8 it takes 7 bytes, and in JavaScript its string length is 3.

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

Code pointsU+1F321 U+FE0F
HTML (hex)🌡️
HTML (decimal)🌡️
CSScontent: "\1F321 \FE0F";
JavaScript\u{1F321}\uFE0F
URL%F0%9F%8C%A1%EF%B8%8F
UTF-8 bytesF0 9F 8C A1 EF B8 8F

Names in other languages

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

LanguageName
Englishthermometer
Portuguêstermômetro
Españoltermómetro
Italianotermometro
Françaisthermomètre
DeutschThermometer
Türkçetermometre
Bahasa Indonesiatermometer
Polskitermometr
Русскийтермометр
日本語温度計
한국어온도계

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Questions people ask

What does the thermometer emoji mean?

Unicode calls 🌡️ "thermometer" and links it with weather. People use it for those ideas; on the emoji keyboard it sits in the sky and weather subgroup of travel & places.

When was the thermometer emoji added?

It is one of the very first emoji, part of Emoji 0.7 from 2014, so it works on any phone.

How do I type the thermometer emoji?

Any emoji picker finds 🌡️ when you search for thermometer.

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