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The page facing up emoji 📄 expresses page facing up ideas and emotions. Copy and paste it easily across platforms. Related to document, facing, page, paper, up, it adds clarity and style to messages.
Standard codepoints, HTML entities, and technical specifications for page facing up.
page facing uppage-facing-up:page_facing_up:U+1F4C4U+1F4C4📄📄0x1f4c4%F0%9F%93%84Alt+1f4c4Unicode 0.62010The page facing up emoji is commonly used to express or represent page facing up, page-facing-up, document, facing, page, paper. Copy and paste it into messages, captions, bios, or anywhere you want a quick visual symbol.
Send in chats, groups, and status updates
Add to captions, bios, and stories
Use in tweets, replies, and profile bios
Post in comments, stories, and messages
React in servers, channels, and DMs
Use in workplace messages and reactions
The 📄 page facing up emoji represents the concept of "page facing up". It belongs to the "Objects" category and the "Book Paper" subcategory. This emoji is commonly used to add visual accent and emotional context to online messages.
You can copy the 📄 emoji instantly by clicking the copy button next to the symbol on this page. Once copied to your clipboard, you can paste it (Ctrl+V or paste command) into posts, comments, documents, or messaging apps like WhatsApp, Instagram, X, and Facebook.
No, the 📄 page facing up emoji does not have standard skin tone variants.
The 📄 emoji is rendered with distinct design styles depending on the operating system and platform. Under the "Compare Emoji Styles" section on this page, you can see how it appears on Google (Noto Emoji), Microsoft (Fluent UI Emoji), Twitter (Twemoji), and OpenMoji.
The Unicode codepoint for the 📄 page facing up emoji is U+1F4C4. You can use this value to reference or embed the emoji in HTML, CSS, or code by using its HTML decimal (📄) or hex code.
The shortcode for the 📄 page facing up emoji is <code>:page_facing_up:</code>. Shortcodes are supported in apps like Slack, Discord, and GitHub, where typing the shortcode automatically converts it to the emoji symbol.
The 📄 page facing up emoji is supported across all major platforms including WhatsApp, Instagram, X (Twitter), Facebook, iMessage, Android Messages, Telegram, Discord, Slack, and most modern web browsers. It may render with slight visual differences across platforms.