Raised fist, U+270A, sits above Copy. Under it are 32 tiles: the other three fists, the rock, paper and scissors hands, fists in plain text, caption lines, ASCII fists and combos.
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Four fists, four jobs
CLDR, Unicode's list of search words, files exactly four emoji under fist. â is held up and is the only one filed under solidarity. ð comes at you, and Unicode's notes call it punch. ðĪ and ðĪ face each other, so together they make the fist bump.
A fist in plain text
â has a text form: the Text style switch copies it black and white, though a device may still colour it. ð has none. For characters that are never emoji, the plain-text group has fists from SignWriting, a notation for sign languages, and one-line fists such as =[â ].
Tips
The four fists take skin tones: pick one on the tone row before you copy.
Unicode's notes name â rock, â paper and âïļ scissors, so the game is one combo.
Search bro or pound: CLDR lists both for ð alone.
Questions and answers
How do I type a fist symbol as text?
Copy â from the stage, or its text-style version with the switch, which asks for a black and white fist. A name field that drops emoji takes the one-line =[â ] instead.
What is the difference between â and ð?
Direction. â is Raised fist, held up, the sign CLDR files under solidarity. ð is Oncoming fist, coming at the viewer; Unicode names it Fisted hand sign and notes it as punch.
What is the fist bump emoji?
There is no single one. Put ðĪ before ðĪ so the knuckles meet: Right-facing fist, then Left-facing fist, both from Emoji 3.0. CLDR files ð alone under bump.
ðĪLeft-facing fistU+1F91B. A fist pointing left, one half of a fist bump. Emoji 3.0. Emoji 3.0.
ðOncoming fistU+1F44A. A fist coming straight at you. Unicode names it Fisted hand sign and notes it as punch. The only emoji CLDR files under bump, and it lists bro, pound and knuckle too. Emoji 0.6.
âRaised fistU+270A. The fist this page is named for, held up. The only emoji CLDR files under solidarity, and Unicode's notes call it rock, as in rock, paper, scissors. It has a text form and five skin tones. Emoji 0.6.
ðĪRight-facing fistU+1F91C. A fist pointing right, the other half. Emoji 3.0. Emoji 3.0.
Rock, paper, scissors and the punch 5
ðĨBoxing gloveU+1F94A. A fist in a glove. Unicode's notes give it the other name boxing. Emoji 3.0.
ðĨCollisionU+1F4A5. The boom where a punch lands. CLDR lists boom and comic. Emoji 0.6.
ðŠFlexed bicepsU+1F4AA. The arm behind the fist. Unicode's notes give it the other name strong, muscled. Emoji 0.6.
âRaised handU+270B. Unicode's notes call it paper in rock, paper, scissors. Emoji 0.6.
âïļVictory handU+270C U+FE0F. Unicode's notes call it scissors in the same game. Emoji 0.6.
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Fists in plain text 5
[â ]= =[â ]Fist bump, one lineTwo one-line fists meeting in the middle.
ðĪFist heel, sign-language notationU+1D904 Signwriting hand-fist heel. The same fist seen from the heel of the hand.
ðĢĩFist with thumb, sign-language notationU+1D8F5 Signwriting hand-fist thumb. A fist with the thumb out, from the same notation.
ðĪFist, sign-language notationU+1D903 Signwriting hand-fist. A closed hand from SignWriting, a way of writing sign languages, added in Unicode 8.0. Not an emoji; many devices show an empty box.
=[â ]Punch, one lineMade of an equals sign and U+25A0 Black square in brackets: an arm and a fist.
Caption lines 7
ð BroOne word, one fist
ð Let's goBefore a game or an exam
â Power to ___Type who or what over the blank
ðĪðĪ RespectFor a job well done
â Rock beats scissorsFor the game, or a quick decision