The computer emoji is Laptop, which Unicode names Personal computer. Desktop computer is next, then the keyboard, mouse, printer and disks, power signs in plain text, status lines, ASCII computers and combos.
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Unicode's computer shelf
Unicode's emoji list has a subgroup named computer: 14 emoji, from Battery and Electric plug through the four disks to Abacus. This page puts the two computers first and keeps the rest in the list's order. The three technologists and Wireless follow because CLDR, Unicode's list of search words, files them under computer.
Status lines
Each status line opens with an emoji. Two end in a colon so you can add a time: đģ Heads down until: and đĨī¸ At my desk until:.
How do I get emojis to copy and paste on a computer?
Tap any tile here and it is copied; paste it where you write. A computer also has an emoji panel of its own: on Windows, press the Windows key and the period key; on a Mac, press Fn and E.
What is the computer emoji called?
Laptop, U+1F4BB, which Unicode names Personal computer. The one with a separate screen is Desktop computer, U+1F5A5. CLDR lists the word computer for 14 emoji in all, the printer, keyboard, mouse and four disks among them.
Is there a power button emoji?
No. No emoji is named power, and CLDR lists the word for one emoji only, Low battery. Unicode has the signs as plain characters: Power symbol, U+23FB, came with three more in Unicode 9.0, and Heavy circle, the power off symbol is older.
Is there an old computer emoji?
Not as an emoji. Unicode has a character named Old personal computer, U+1F5B3, but the computer this page was checked on has no font for it, so it is not on this page. Floppy disk and Computer disk are old storage that did become emoji.
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Computers and what plugs in 18
đ§ŽAbacusU+1F9EE. The last emoji of the subgroup: the counting frame. CLDR files it under calculation and calculator, not computer. Emoji 11.0.
đBatteryU+1F50B. First of the 14 emoji in the computer subgroup of Unicode's emoji list. Emoji 0.6.
đŊComputer diskU+1F4BD. The first of four disks, all filed under disk. Emoji 0.6.
đąī¸Computer mouseU+1F5B1 U+FE0F. One of four emoji CLDR files under mouse. Two are the animal and one is a trap. Emoji 0.7.
đĨī¸Desktop computerU+1F5A5 U+FE0F. A screen on a stand. The only emoji CLDR files under monitor. Emoji 0.7.
đDVDU+1F4C0. The last of the four disks. Emoji 0.6.
đElectric plugU+1F50C. Third in the subgroup, before the two computers. Emoji 0.6.
đžFloppy diskU+1F4BE. The disk that became the picture for saving. Emoji 0.6.
â¨ī¸KeyboardU+2328 U+FE0F. CLDR files it under computer and keyboard. The piano is the other emoji under keyboard. Emoji 1.0.
đģLaptopU+1F4BB. Unicode names the character Personal computer, and CLDR files it under computer, laptop, pc and office. Emoji 0.6.
đĒĢLow batteryU+1FAAB. The same battery, nearly empty. Emoji 14.0.
đ¨âđģMan technologistU+1F468 U+200D U+1F4BB. A man, the joiner and the laptop. Emoji 4.0.
đŋOptical diskU+1F4BF. A compact disc. Emoji 0.6.
đ¨ī¸PrinterU+1F5A8 U+FE0F. CLDR files it under computer. Emoji 0.7.
đ§âđģTechnologistU+1F9D1 U+200D U+1F4BB. A person at a laptop: a person, a joiner and the laptop. CLDR files it under computer, coder, developer and software. Emoji 12.1.
đ˛ī¸TrackballU+1F5B2 U+FE0F. A ball in a socket, moved with the fingers. Emoji 0.7.
đWirelessU+1F6DC. The newest emoji CLDR files under computer. Also under wifi, internet and network. Emoji 15.0.
đŠâđģWoman technologistU+1F469 U+200D U+1F4BB. A woman, the joiner and the laptop. Emoji 4.0.
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Power signs, as plain text 5
âHeavy circle, the power off symbolU+2B58 Heavy circle. The circle alone. Unicode's notes give it as the power off symbol.
âŊPower on symbolU+23FD Power on symbol. The line alone: on. Unicode 9.0.
âŧPower on-off symbolU+23FC Power on-off symbol. A line inside a circle: one button for both. Unicode 9.0.
âžPower sleep symbolU+23FE Power sleep symbol. A crescent: sleep. Unicode 9.0.
âģPower symbolU+23FB Power symbol. A line breaking out of a circle. Unicode's notes call it the IEC 5009 standby symbol and the IEEE 1621 power symbol. Unicode 9.0.
Key marks 6
âCommand key signU+2318 Place of interest sign. Unicode's notes give it as the command key.
âĢDelete key signU+232B Erase to the left. Unicode's notes give it as the delete to the left key.
âEscape key signU+238B Broken circle with northwest arrow. Unicode's notes give it as escape.
âĨOption keyU+2325 Option key. The option key.
âReturn symbolU+23CE Return symbol. The return key.
â§Shift key signU+21E7 Upwards white arrow. Unicode's notes give it as shift.
Status lines 9
đĨī¸ At my desk until:Add a time after the colon
đģ Away from keyboardFor a status
đģ Heads down until:Add a time after the colon
đĒĢ Low battery, back soonFor a phone or a laptop about to go dark
đģ Remote todayFor a status
đž Saving...Three plain dots
đ¨ī¸ Sent to the printerFor the job on its way
â¨ī¸ Typing...Three plain dots
đ Unplugged for the dayFor a day off
ASCII computers 3
Desktop in ASCIIA monitor on a stand, with a prompt and a cursor on the screen. Eight lines, 18 columns.
Laptop in ASCIIA screen, a row of colons for the keys and a base that widens toward you. Seven lines, 20 columns.
Tower in ASCIIThe box under the desk: a drive slot, a vent and a power button. Six lines, 10 columns.
Computer combos 12
đ§âđģđBug huntTechnologist, then bug.
đĢđĨī¸Computer classSchool, then desktop computer.
đĨī¸â¨ī¸đąī¸Desk setupDesktop computer, then keyboard, then computer mouse. Screen, keys and mouse, left to right.
đĒĢđģFind the chargerLow battery, then laptop.
đ§âđģđ§Fix-it deskTechnologist, then wrench.
đģâ¨Fresh out of the boxLaptop, then sparkles.
đģđHomework on the laptopLaptop, then books.
đđđģOff and on againElectric plug, then counterclockwise arrows button, then laptop.
đ§ŽâĄī¸đģOld and newAbacus, then right arrow, then laptop. The counting frame, then the laptop.
đģâĄī¸đ¨ī¸Print it outLaptop, then right arrow, then printer.
đžâ Saved in timeFloppy disk, then check mark button.