flag Luxembourg Emoji
The Luxembourg flag emoji 🇱🇺 represents Luxembourg in a compact, recognizable way.
U+1F1F1 U+1F1FA
🇱🇺 is the flag emoji for Luxembourg, shown as two regional indicator letters. You can copy it for messages, designs, or to label content by country.
flag Luxembourg Emoji Meaning
The emoji 🇱🇺 is Unicode’s “FLAG LUXEMBOURG” (code points U+1F1F1 U+1F1FA). Like other country flag emojis, it’s commonly used to represent Luxembourg in short form—such as in travel, sports, mailing locations, or country-specific tags. It may also appear in multilingual contexts to indicate where something is from or where it applies. The visual appearance can vary slightly across platforms, but it consistently functions as the Luxembourg country flag emoji for typing, display, and searching. Use it when you want a clear, widely understood country marker without writing the full country name.
Common uses
- •Country tagging for websites, forms, or spreadsheets
- •Travel and location notes (e.g., “visiting Luxembourg”)
- •Multinational team or contact details (country of office/member)
- •Social posts and stories referencing Luxembourg events or news
- •Design elements in posters, flyers, or app UI for Luxembourg
Examples
🇱🇺 Flag: Luxembourg (Copy & Paste)
- 🇱🇺Meetup in Luxembourg 🇱🇺 tonight.
- 🇱🇺From Luxembourg 🇱🇺 to everywhere.
- 🇱🇺Route planned: Luxembourg 🇱🇺 → nearby cities.
- 🇱🇺Official partner: Luxembourg 🇱🇺
- 🇱🇺Weather update for Luxembourg 🇱🇺
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F1F1 U+1F1FA | |
| HTML Entity | 🇱 | |
| HTML Code | 🇱 | |
| CSS | \1F1F1 |
FAQ
What does 🇱🇺 stand for?
🇱🇺 is the Luxembourg flag emoji, representing Luxembourg.
How do I copy the Luxembourg flag emoji?
Copy the character 🇱🇺 directly from this page, or use the provided HTML/CSS/JavaScript escape forms.
Does the code point for 🇱🇺 stay the same everywhere?
Yes. The symbol is defined by Unicode as U+1F1F1 U+1F1FA (FLAG LUXEMBOURG), though the visual rendering can vary by platform.
Can I use 🇱🇺 in website text and code?
Yes. You can insert it directly as a character, or use the HTML entity form 🇱 / the provided escapes.