package Emoji
The 📦 package emoji represents a delivered parcel or boxed item.
U+1F4E6
📦 is the Package emoji, commonly used to show shipping, delivery, and boxed goods. It’s helpful in messages, UI labels, and documentation. Below you’ll find meaning, examples, and copy-ready code escapes.
package Emoji Meaning
📦 (unicode name: PACKAGE, code point U+1F4E6) typically represents a package, parcel, or boxed shipment. People use it to indicate orders that are being sent or have arrived, to label products that are boxed for storage, or to describe deliveries in customer support conversations. Because it’s a straightforward shipping-related symbol, it often appears in status updates like “on the way,” “packed,” or “ready for pickup.” In design and writing, it can also suggest logistics, fulfillment, or the idea of an item being sent to someone. It generally conveys “a boxed package” more specifically than a generic “mail” concept.
Common uses
- •Shipping and delivery status updates (e.g., order packed or delivered)
- •E-commerce confirmations (e.g., order received and being prepared)
- •Customer support messages about parcels and tracking
- •UI labels for fulfillment steps (e.g., “package created”)
- •Packing and moving checklists to indicate boxed items
Examples
📦 Package Emoji (U+1F4E6)
- 📦Your order is packed and ready for shipment 📦
- 📦Tracking: your package is on the way 📦
- 📦We’ll notify you when the package is out for delivery 📦
- 📦Please confirm your delivery address for this package 📦
- 📦Boxes and fragile items, keep them together 📦
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F4E6 | |
| HTML Entity | 📦 | |
| HTML Code | 📦 | |
| CSS | \1F4E6 |
FAQ
What does 📦 usually mean?
📦 most commonly means a package, parcel, or boxed shipment—often used for shipping and delivery updates.
How do I copy 📦 into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 📦.
What is the Unicode code point for 📦?
The Unicode code point is U+1F4E6.
Can I use 📦 in CSS or JavaScript?
Yes. CSS escape: \\1F4E6. JavaScript escape: \\u{1F4E6}.