notebook Emoji
📓 is the notebook emoji, commonly used to represent notes, studying, and writing.
U+1F4D3
The 📓 notebook emoji is a simple way to show that something involves writing or taking notes. It’s popular in study, productivity, and educational contexts. You can copy it easily for messages, posts, or app interfaces.
notebook Emoji Meaning
The 📓 notebook emoji (Unicode name: NOTEBOOK, code point U+1F4D3) is most commonly used to represent a notebook for writing, taking notes, studying, or keeping records. In everyday communication, it can stand in for homework, meeting notes, journaling, or “I’m taking notes” messages. In design and UI, it often signals learning, documentation, or reference material—like a notes screen, a tutorial step, or a reading list. Depending on the context, it can also suggest organization and planning, especially when paired with clocks, check marks, or school-related icons.
Common uses
- •Add a “notes” icon to messages about writing, reminders, or journaling
- •Label study or class content in social posts and study group chats
- •Indicate a notes or documentation section in app UI and web dashboards
- •Represent homework, assignments, or learning progress in educational content
- •Pair with tasks or checklists to show organized planning and record keeping
Examples
📓 Notebook Symbol (Copy & Paste)
- 📓I’m taking 📓 notes during the lecture.
- 📓Submit your homework in the 📓 folder by Friday.
- 📓Today’s plan: read, summarize, and write in your 📓.
- 📓Check the 📓 for the meeting summary.
- 📓New chapter added—see the 📓 for key points.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F4D3 | |
| HTML Entity | 📓 | |
| HTML Code | 📓 | |
| CSS | \1F4D3 |
FAQ
How do I copy the 📓 notebook symbol?
Copy the character directly from this page (📓) and paste it into your text, design tool, or code editor.
What is the Unicode code point for 📓?
The Unicode code point is U+1F4D3 (Unicode name: NOTEBOOK).
Can I use 📓 in programming or web pages?
Yes. You can use the HTML entity (📓) or CSS/JavaScript escapes based on U+1F4D3: CSS \\1F4D3 and JavaScript \\u{1F4D3}.
What does 📓 usually mean in messages?
Most often it refers to notes, studying, writing, homework, or documentation—depending on the surrounding text.