OK button Emoji
🆗 is the “OK button” emoji used to signal approval, confirmation, or that something is acceptable.
U+1F197
🆗 represents an “OK” button in a single emoji. It’s commonly used to confirm decisions, agree with messages, or indicate approval. You can copy it directly or use the provided code escapes in your projects.
OK button Emoji Meaning
🆗 (Unicode: U+1F197, named “OK BUTTON”) is a button-style symbol used to communicate confirmation and approval. In chat and comments, it often means “OK,” “approved,” or “that works.” It can also be used to acknowledge receipt of information (“received and confirmed”) or to indicate that a request has been accepted. Because the design resembles a user interface button, it fits well in app-like conversations, support threads, and forms where you want a clear, friendly “yes.” Use it when you need a quick, nonverbal confirmation.
Common uses
- •Confirming an agreement or decision in chat (e.g., “Sounds good—🆗”).
- •Approving a request, change, or draft in collaboration tools.
- •Acknowledging receipt of details (“Got it, 🆗”).
- •Indicating form or process status (accepted/approved).
- •Quickly validating instructions or next steps (“Approved—🆗 let’s proceed”).
Examples
🆗 OK Button Symbol Copy & Meaning
- 🆗Can you approve the updated timeline? 🆗
- 🆗I’ll share the file by 3 PM. 🆗
- 🆗Does this new address work for you? 🆗
- 🆗Thanks—your request has been reviewed: 🆗
- 🆗Ready for the final review? 🆗
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F197 | |
| HTML Entity | 🆗 | |
| HTML Code | 🆗 | |
| CSS | \1F197 |
FAQ
What does 🆗 mean?
🆗 is the “OK button” symbol, commonly used to show approval, confirmation, or that something is acceptable.
How do I copy 🆗?
Copy the character from this page: 🆗. You can also use the Unicode escapes provided below in your code.
How can I use 🆗 in HTML, CSS, or JavaScript?
Use the official escapes: HTML entity 🆗, CSS escape \\1F197, and JavaScript escape \\u{1F197}.
Is 🆗 the same as a check mark?
They’re similar in intent (approval/confirmation), but 🆗 is specifically styled like an OK button, which can feel more like a UI confirmation.