Copy 🫵 Index Pointing at the Viewer Emoji

Pointing directly at you

Unicode U+1FAF5 Shortcode :index_pointing_at_the_viewer: Category People & Body Added Unicode 14.0
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About Index Pointing at the Viewer Emoji

Index Pointing at the Viewer: Pointing directly at you. Often used in contexts related to you, pointing at you, I choose you.

🫵 works on all major platforms including iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and web browsers. Just click Copy above and paste it into any app — no installation required.

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Emoji 🫵
Name Index Pointing at the Viewer Emoji
Unicode U+1FAF5
Shortcode :index_pointing_at_the_viewer:
Category People & Body
Subcategory hand-index
Added in Unicode 14.0
Emoji Character
🫵
Shortcode
:index_pointing_at_the_viewer:
Unicode
U+1FAF5

Examples

  • "Just finished my workout! 🫵" — showing accomplishment
  • "This is you 🫵" — expressing pointing directly at you
  • Pair with other emojis to enhance meaning

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What does the 🫵 Index Pointing at the Viewer Emoji mean?

Index Pointing at the Viewer: Pointing directly at you. Often used in contexts related to you, pointing at you, I choose you.

What is the Unicode for 🫵?

The Unicode code point for Index Pointing at the Viewer Emoji is U+1FAF5. It was added in Unicode version 14.0.

What is the shortcode for 🫵 Index Pointing at the Viewer Emoji?

The shortcode for Index Pointing at the Viewer Emoji is :index_pointing_at_the_viewer:. You can use this in platforms like Slack, GitHub, and Discord.

How do I copy and paste 🫵?

Click the "Copy" button on this page to instantly copy 🫵 Index Pointing at the Viewer Emoji to your clipboard. You can then paste it anywhere — texts, emails, social media, or documents.

What category is the 🫵 emoji in?

The Index Pointing at the Viewer Emoji (🫵) belongs to the "People & Body" emoji category, specifically the "hand-index" subcategory.

Does 🫵 look different on iPhone vs Android?

Yes — Index Pointing at the Viewer Emoji can look slightly different across platforms. Apple, Google, Samsung, Twitter, and Facebook each design their own emoji sets, so the visual style may vary while the meaning remains the same.

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