NG button Emoji
🆖 (NG Button) is a Unicode symbol often used to indicate “no good,” “NG,” or an unsuccessful status.
U+1F196
The 🆖 symbol is called the “NG Button” (Unicode U+1F196). It’s commonly used as a compact visual indicator for a negative or failed result in messages and interfaces. You can copy it directly or use its Unicode/HTML escapes in software and web pages.
NG button Emoji Meaning
🆖 is the “NG Button” symbol (Unicode U+1F196). In practice, it’s widely used to represent an “NG” outcome, which commonly means “no good” or “not acceptable,” and it can also imply an unsuccessful or failed status. Because it’s a button-style pictogram, it fits naturally in UI messages, notifications, comments, and chat replies where you want a quick, glanceable signal without extra text. Depending on context, it may be used for things like form submission errors, validation failures, rejected items, or general “not approved” results.
Common uses
- •Labeling an unsuccessful action result in app notifications (e.g., “save failed”)
- •Tagging rejected submissions in forms, tickets, or review workflows
- •Indicating “not approved” or “invalid” items in QA checklists
- •Adding a compact status icon in dashboards and status updates
- •Communicating error states in customer support or automated messages
Examples
🆖 NG Button — Unicode Symbol
- 🆖Submission status: 🆖 NG
- 🆖Result: 🆖 The input did not pass validation.
- 🆖Your request has been reviewed: 🆖 not approved.
- 🆖Upload failed (🆖) — please try again.
- 🆖QA check: 🆖 items require changes.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F196 | |
| HTML Entity | 🆖 | |
| HTML Code | 🆖 | |
| CSS | \1F196 |
FAQ
What does 🆖 mean?
🆖 is the “NG Button” symbol, commonly used to indicate “no good,” “NG,” or an unsuccessful/negative result.
How do I copy the 🆖 symbol?
You can copy it directly from this page (🆖). For code, you can use Unicode U+1F196 or the provided escapes.
What is the Unicode value for 🆖?
Its Unicode code point is U+1F196.
Where should I use 🆖 in writing or UI?
Use it as a quick status indicator for validation failures, rejected items, or unsuccessful actions—especially where a short visual cue is helpful.