Emoji and Letters

Copy a letter as an emoji: the A and B buttons, a boxed letter A to Z, or a look-alike.

Emoji and Letters

🅰️A buttonU+1F170 U+FE0FReady to copy

60 letters. Tap one to copy it.

Letter buttons 9

Regional letters A to Z 26

Filed under a letter 8

Look like a letter 10

Words spelled out 7

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How it works

A button, U+1F170 U+FE0F, sits above Copy. Under it are 59 tiles: letter buttons, the regional letters A to Z, emoji filed under a letter, emoji that look like one, and words spelled out.

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Regional letters turn into flags

The 26 regional letters build flags: 🇺 then 🇸 with nothing between them is the flag of the United States. To spell a word, put a space after each letter, as the words at the end of the grid do.

Which letters have an emoji

CLDR, Unicode's list of search words, files an emoji under only eleven letters: B C I M O P R T U V X. A, B, O and P have buttons of their own, and M and i have signs. For the rest, the look-alikes offer ⚡ for Z, 💲 for S and 🕒 for L, chosen by eye.

Tips

Neither D nor N has an emoji of its own, so a letter d or letter n emoji means the regional 🇩 or 🇳.
No emoji looks like a K. The regional 🇰 is the nearest.
T-Rex is filed under T for its name, not its shape. ✝️ is the look-alike.

Questions and answers

Is there an emoji for every letter?

Only as regional letters: 🇦 to 🇿 cover the alphabet, 26 characters added in Unicode 6.0. Each is drawn as a letter in a box, and a pair that is a country code becomes a flag, so keep a space between them.

Why did my letters turn into a flag?

Two regional letters side by side are read as a country code: 🇬 and 🇧 together are the flag of the United Kingdom. A space, or any other character, between them keeps them letters.

Which emoji look like an E?

📧, the e-mail envelope, carries an e. Otherwise the regional 🇪 is the only E: CLDR files no emoji under the letter E.

All 60 letters

Letter buttons 9

A button U+1F170 U+FE0F. A white A on a red square, one of four letter buttons in the emoji list. It has a text form. Emoji 0.6.
B button U+1F171 U+FE0F. The B on a red square. CLDR files it under the letter B. Emoji 0.6.
Circled M U+24C2 U+FE0F. An M in a circle. CLDR files it under M. Emoji 0.6.
Information U+2139 U+FE0F. A small i in a box, the information sign. CLDR files it under I. Emoji 0.6.
Input latin letters U+1F524. The letters abc in a box. CLDR files it under alphabet. Emoji 0.6.
Input latin lowercase U+1F521. Small abcd in a box. Emoji 0.6.
Input latin uppercase U+1F520. Capital ABCD in a box. Emoji 0.6.
O button U+1F17E U+FE0F. The O on a red square. CLDR files it under O. Emoji 0.6.
P button U+1F17F U+FE0F. A white P on a blue square, the parking sign. CLDR files it under P. Emoji 0.6.

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Regional letters A to Z 26

Regional letter A U+1F1E6 Regional indicator symbol letter A. The letter A in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter B U+1F1E7 Regional indicator symbol letter B. The letter B in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter C U+1F1E8 Regional indicator symbol letter C. The letter C in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter D U+1F1E9 Regional indicator symbol letter D. The letter D in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter E U+1F1EA Regional indicator symbol letter E. The letter E in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter F U+1F1EB Regional indicator symbol letter F. The letter F in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter G U+1F1EC Regional indicator symbol letter G. The letter G in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter H U+1F1ED Regional indicator symbol letter H. The letter H in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter I U+1F1EE Regional indicator symbol letter I. The letter I in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter J U+1F1EF Regional indicator symbol letter J. The letter J in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter K U+1F1F0 Regional indicator symbol letter K. The letter K in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter L U+1F1F1 Regional indicator symbol letter L. The letter L in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter M U+1F1F2 Regional indicator symbol letter M. The letter M in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter N U+1F1F3 Regional indicator symbol letter N. The letter N in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter O U+1F1F4 Regional indicator symbol letter O. The letter O in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter P U+1F1F5 Regional indicator symbol letter P. The letter P in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter Q U+1F1F6 Regional indicator symbol letter Q. The letter Q in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter R U+1F1F7 Regional indicator symbol letter R. The letter R in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter S U+1F1F8 Regional indicator symbol letter S. The letter S in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter T U+1F1F9 Regional indicator symbol letter T. The letter T in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter U U+1F1FA Regional indicator symbol letter U. The letter U in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter V U+1F1FB Regional indicator symbol letter V. The letter V in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter W U+1F1FC Regional indicator symbol letter W. The letter W in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter X U+1F1FD Regional indicator symbol letter X. The letter X in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter Y U+1F1FE Regional indicator symbol letter Y. The letter Y in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.
Regional letter Z U+1F1FF Regional indicator symbol letter Z. The letter Z in a box, Unicode 6.0. Two of these side by side can turn into a flag, so paste a space between them.

Filed under a letter 8

Copyright U+00A9 U+FE0F. A C in a circle. CLDR files it under the letter C. Emoji 0.6.
Cross mark U+274C. A red X. CLDR files it under the letter x. Emoji 0.6.
Hollow red circle U+2B55. A red ring. CLDR files it under the letter o. Emoji 0.6.
Magnet U+1F9F2. A horseshoe magnet, a U on its head. CLDR files it under the letter u. Emoji 11.0. Emoji 11.0.
Multiply U+2716 U+FE0F. A heavy X, the times sign. CLDR files it under x too. Emoji 0.6.
Registered U+00AE U+FE0F. An R in a circle. CLDR files it under R. Emoji 0.6.
T-Rex U+1F996. The dinosaur. CLDR files it under T, for the T in its name, not for its shape. Emoji 5.0.
Victory hand U+270C U+FE0F. Two fingers up in a V. CLDR files it under the letter v. It takes skin tones. Emoji 0.6.

Look like a letter 10

Aries U+2648. The Aries sign, a V with curled tops, the ram's horns. Emoji 0.6.
E-mail U+1F4E7. An envelope with an e, the e-mail sign. Emoji 0.6.
Heavy dollar sign U+1F4B2. A dollar sign, an S with a line through it. Emoji 0.6.
High voltage U+26A1. A lightning bolt, the zigzag of a Z. Emoji 0.6.
Latin cross U+271D U+FE0F. A cross, the nearest emoji to a T. Emoji 0.7.
Pisces U+2653. The Pisces sign, which looks like an H with curved sides. Emoji 0.6.
Scorpio U+264F. The Scorpio sign, which looks like an m with a tail. Emoji 0.6.
Three o’clock U+1F552. A clock at three: the hands make an L. Emoji 0.6.
Wavy dash U+3030 U+FE0F. A wavy line, a W stretched out. Emoji 0.6.
ZZZ U+1F4A4. Three Z letters, the sound of sleep. CLDR lists comic among its search words. Emoji 0.6.

Words spelled out 7

AB in buttons A button, then B button: the two letters that have a red emoji button of their own.
HI in regional letters Regional letters H and I with a space between, so they stay letters.
LOVE in regional letters L, O, V and E with spaces.
NO in regional letters N and O with a space between.
OK in regional letters O and K with a space between.
WOW in regional letters W, O and W with spaces.
YES in regional letters Y, E and S, each with a space after.

How this list was compiled: Built by script on 2026-09-24, not typed by hand. The emoji, their names, code points and Emoji version numbers come from emoji-test.txt, version 18.0 (https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/emoji/emoji-test.txt), in sentence case. Which emoji CLDR files under a single letter is read from the CLDR English annotations (https://github.com/unicode-org/cldr/blob/main/common/annotations/en.xml and https://github.com/unicode-org/cldr/blob/main/common/annotationsDerived/en.xml, main branch): eleven letters have one or more, B C I M O P R T U V X, and the script stops if that list changes. The 26 regional indicator letters, U+1F1E6 to U+1F1FF, are named in https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/ucd/UnicodeData.txt, dated to Unicode 6.0 in https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/ucd/DerivedAge.txt and marked Emoji and Emoji_Component in https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/ucd/emoji/emoji-data.txt; emoji-test.txt lists them only in pairs, as flags (US is the flag of the United States, GB of the United Kingdom), and has no flag for HI or OK. The look-alike group is our own judgement by eye and says so; the words spelled out are our own. Checked 2026-09-24. Licence: own work