• 103 domino tiles
  • Checked October 2026

Domino Emoji

Copy a domino symbol to paste as text: the double six 🁡, any other tile, flat or upright.

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103 domino tiles. Tap any value to copy it.

103 domino tiles. A character and its name both copy the character. A code copies the code.
CharacterNameCode pointHTML
U+1F061. Double six.
U+1F093. Double six.
U+1F031. The double blank.
U+1F039. Double one.
U+1F030. The back of a tile, which shows no pips.
U+1F062. The back of a tile, which shows no pips.
U+1F3B2. An emoji of another game. The pips on a domino end are generally arranged as on the faces of a die.

How it works

Unicode has no domino emoji. It has domino tiles as text symbols: 🁡 is the double six, U+1F061, and 🂓 is the same tile standing up. Every tile of a double-six set is in the table in both positions.

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How the tiles are numbered

A domino has two ends, each blank or marked with one to six pips, and a double-six set has 28 tiles. Unicode gives every tile in both orders, 1-3 and 3-1, so 49 lie flat and 49 stand up, with one tile back for each position.

Text symbols, not emoji

The Domino Tiles block was added in Unicode 5.1, in 2008. None of its characters has an emoji form, so a tile takes the color of the text around it. A device without a font for the block draws an empty box.

  • A double six domino emoticon is one character: 🁡 flat, 🂓 upright.
  • No dominoes game emoji exists; 🎲 and 🀄 are emoji of other games.

Questions and answers

Is there a domino emoji?

No. Unicode has domino tiles, yet none of them is an emoji: they are text symbols in the Domino Tiles block. The emoji of other games in the table are the game die, the mahjong red dragon and the joker.

What is the Unicode for a domino tile?

The block runs from U+1F030 to U+1F09F. U+1F030 is the back of a tile lying flat, U+1F031 the double blank and U+1F061 the double six. The standing tiles start at U+1F062.

How many domino symbols are there?

One hundred: 49 tiles and a back lying flat, and the same 50 standing up. A double-six set has 28 tiles; Unicode encodes each tile with unequal ends twice, once in each order.

Why does a domino tile show as an empty box?

Because the device has no font for the Domino Tiles block, which dates from Unicode 5.1 of 2008. The character is still there: copied and pasted to a place that has such a font, it shows as a tile.

All 103 domino tiles

Start here 7

  • Domino tile horizontal back U+1F030. The back of a tile, which shows no pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-00-00 U+1F031. The double blank.
  • Domino tile horizontal-01-01 U+1F039. Double one.
  • Domino tile horizontal-06-06 U+1F061. Double six.
  • Domino tile vertical back U+1F062. The back of a tile, which shows no pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-06-06 U+1F093. Double six.
  • Game die U+1F3B2. An emoji of another game. The pips on a domino end are generally arranged as on the faces of a die.

Lying flat 46

  • Domino tile horizontal-00-01 U+1F032. Blank, then 1 pip.
  • Domino tile horizontal-00-02 U+1F033. Blank, then 2 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-00-03 U+1F034. Blank, then 3 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-00-04 U+1F035. Blank, then 4 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-00-05 U+1F036. Blank, then 5 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-00-06 U+1F037. Blank, then 6 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-01-00 U+1F038. 1 pip, then blank.
  • Domino tile horizontal-01-02 U+1F03A. 1 pip, then 2 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-01-03 U+1F03B. 1 pip, then 3 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-01-04 U+1F03C. 1 pip, then 4 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-01-05 U+1F03D. 1 pip, then 5 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-01-06 U+1F03E. 1 pip, then 6 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-02-00 U+1F03F. 2 pips, then blank.
  • Domino tile horizontal-02-01 U+1F040. 2 pips, then 1 pip.
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Lying flat, continued

  • Domino tile horizontal-02-02 U+1F041. Double two.
  • Domino tile horizontal-02-03 U+1F042. 2 pips, then 3 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-02-04 U+1F043. 2 pips, then 4 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-02-05 U+1F044. 2 pips, then 5 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-02-06 U+1F045. 2 pips, then 6 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-03-00 U+1F046. 3 pips, then blank.
  • Domino tile horizontal-03-01 U+1F047. 3 pips, then 1 pip.
  • Domino tile horizontal-03-02 U+1F048. 3 pips, then 2 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-03-03 U+1F049. Double three.
  • Domino tile horizontal-03-04 U+1F04A. 3 pips, then 4 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-03-05 U+1F04B. 3 pips, then 5 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-03-06 U+1F04C. 3 pips, then 6 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-04-00 U+1F04D. 4 pips, then blank.
  • Domino tile horizontal-04-01 U+1F04E. 4 pips, then 1 pip.
  • Domino tile horizontal-04-02 U+1F04F. 4 pips, then 2 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-04-03 U+1F050. 4 pips, then 3 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-04-04 U+1F051. Double four.
  • Domino tile horizontal-04-05 U+1F052. 4 pips, then 5 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-04-06 U+1F053. 4 pips, then 6 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-05-00 U+1F054. 5 pips, then blank.
  • Domino tile horizontal-05-01 U+1F055. 5 pips, then 1 pip.
  • Domino tile horizontal-05-02 U+1F056. 5 pips, then 2 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-05-03 U+1F057. 5 pips, then 3 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-05-04 U+1F058. 5 pips, then 4 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-05-05 U+1F059. Double five.
  • Domino tile horizontal-05-06 U+1F05A. 5 pips, then 6 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-06-00 U+1F05B. 6 pips, then blank.
  • Domino tile horizontal-06-01 U+1F05C. 6 pips, then 1 pip.
  • Domino tile horizontal-06-02 U+1F05D. 6 pips, then 2 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-06-03 U+1F05E. 6 pips, then 3 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-06-04 U+1F05F. 6 pips, then 4 pips.
  • Domino tile horizontal-06-05 U+1F060. 6 pips, then 5 pips.

Standing up 48

  • Domino tile vertical-00-00 U+1F063. The double blank.
  • Domino tile vertical-00-01 U+1F064. Blank, then 1 pip.
  • Domino tile vertical-00-02 U+1F065. Blank, then 2 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-00-03 U+1F066. Blank, then 3 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-00-04 U+1F067. Blank, then 4 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-00-05 U+1F068. Blank, then 5 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-00-06 U+1F069. Blank, then 6 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-01-00 U+1F06A. 1 pip, then blank.
  • Domino tile vertical-01-01 U+1F06B. Double one.
  • Domino tile vertical-01-02 U+1F06C. 1 pip, then 2 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-01-03 U+1F06D. 1 pip, then 3 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-01-04 U+1F06E. 1 pip, then 4 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-01-05 U+1F06F. 1 pip, then 5 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-01-06 U+1F070. 1 pip, then 6 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-02-00 U+1F071. 2 pips, then blank.
  • Domino tile vertical-02-01 U+1F072. 2 pips, then 1 pip.
  • Domino tile vertical-02-02 U+1F073. Double two.
  • Domino tile vertical-02-03 U+1F074. 2 pips, then 3 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-02-04 U+1F075. 2 pips, then 4 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-02-05 U+1F076. 2 pips, then 5 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-02-06 U+1F077. 2 pips, then 6 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-03-00 U+1F078. 3 pips, then blank.
  • Domino tile vertical-03-01 U+1F079. 3 pips, then 1 pip.
  • Domino tile vertical-03-02 U+1F07A. 3 pips, then 2 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-03-03 U+1F07B. Double three.
  • Domino tile vertical-03-04 U+1F07C. 3 pips, then 4 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-03-05 U+1F07D. 3 pips, then 5 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-03-06 U+1F07E. 3 pips, then 6 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-04-00 U+1F07F. 4 pips, then blank.
  • Domino tile vertical-04-01 U+1F080. 4 pips, then 1 pip.
  • Domino tile vertical-04-02 U+1F081. 4 pips, then 2 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-04-03 U+1F082. 4 pips, then 3 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-04-04 U+1F083. Double four.
  • Domino tile vertical-04-05 U+1F084. 4 pips, then 5 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-04-06 U+1F085. 4 pips, then 6 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-05-00 U+1F086. 5 pips, then blank.
  • Domino tile vertical-05-01 U+1F087. 5 pips, then 1 pip.
  • Domino tile vertical-05-02 U+1F088. 5 pips, then 2 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-05-03 U+1F089. 5 pips, then 3 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-05-04 U+1F08A. 5 pips, then 4 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-05-05 U+1F08B. Double five.
  • Domino tile vertical-05-06 U+1F08C. 5 pips, then 6 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-06-00 U+1F08D. 6 pips, then blank.
  • Domino tile vertical-06-01 U+1F08E. 6 pips, then 1 pip.
  • Domino tile vertical-06-02 U+1F08F. 6 pips, then 2 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-06-03 U+1F090. 6 pips, then 3 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-06-04 U+1F091. 6 pips, then 4 pips.
  • Domino tile vertical-06-05 U+1F092. 6 pips, then 5 pips.

Emoji of other games 2

  • Mahjong tile red dragon U+1F004. The one mahjong tile that is an emoji: a tile of another game, drawn in color.
  • Playing card black joker U+1F0CF. From a deck of cards: among the playing card characters it alone doubles as an emoji.

How this list was compiled: Names, and the code points they belong to, are checked against UnicodeData.txt, version 18.0.0 (https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/ucd/UnicodeData.txt), and printed in sentence case. Notes that begin Unicode's note quote NamesList.txt of the same version (https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/ucd/NamesList.txt); the version a character was added in is from DerivedAge.txt (https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/ucd/DerivedAge.txt), block names are from Blocks.txt, and the years are from https://www.unicode.org/history/publicationdates.html. Alt codes are from the code page 437 table (https://www.unicode.org/Public/MAPPINGS/VENDORS/MICSFT/PC/CP437.TXT), the PC graphics table for codes 1 to 31 (https://www.unicode.org/Public/MAPPINGS/VENDORS/MISC/IBMGRAPH.TXT) and the code page 1252 table (https://www.unicode.org/Public/MAPPINGS/VENDORS/MICSFT/WINDOWS/CP1252.TXT). Option keys are those of the U.S. keyboard layout as CLDR records it (https://github.com/unicode-org/cldr/blob/release-42/keyboards/osx/en-t-k0-osx.xml); other layouts differ. HTML entity names are from https://html.spec.whatwg.org/entities.json. LaTeX macros are listed only when LaTeX's own fontdef.dtx, ltoutenc.dtx or utf8ienc.dtx (https://github.com/latex3/latex2e/tree/develop/base) or the amssymb source (https://ctan.org/pkg/amsfonts) defines them, matched to a code point through unicode-math-table.tex (https://github.com/latex3/unicode-math). The rows are all 100 characters of the block Domino Tiles, which Blocks.txt gives as 1F030..1F09F: after the Start here group they stand in code order. The two numbers of a tile are read from its Unicode name. Emoji facts: the Emoji property is from https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/ucd/emoji/emoji-data.txt, text style and emoji style rows are sequences listed in https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/ucd/emoji/emoji-variation-sequences.txt, and the emoji names are from https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/emoji/emoji-test.txt. What a domino is, the double-six set of 28 tiles, the pips and the tile backs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominoes, read on 2026-10-03 and restated in this site's own words. A device without a font for the block draws its characters as empty boxes. The Start here group is this site's own choice. Licence: own work (facts from the Unicode Character Database, Unicode License v3, and from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0, restated in this site's own words; aliases and notes marked as Unicode's are quoted from NamesList.txt, Copyright © 1991-2026 Unicode, Inc., https://www.unicode.org/license.txt)