flag Tokelau Emoji
The Tokelau flag emoji 🇹🇰 represents Tokelau as a country in online communication.
U+1F1F9 U+1F1F0
🇹🇰 is the flag emoji for Tokelau. It’s commonly used to indicate the country in posts, labels, and multilingual content. You can copy it directly or use standard Unicode/escape sequences in developers’ tools.
flag Tokelau Emoji Meaning
🇹🇰 is the Unicode flag emoji for Tokelau (country code rendered as a two-letter regional indicator sequence). Most commonly, it’s used to represent Tokelau in social media, messages, and design layouts. You’ll also see it in international contexts such as country pickers, shipping or travel information, and language/region tags. In everyday use, it typically conveys “Tokelau” rather than a specific historical or political message. Because it’s a flag emoji, its meaning is usually straightforward: identify the country or add regional context to text, UI, or content.
Common uses
- •Country labeling in forms, profiles, or account settings
- •Tagging Tokelau in social media posts and announcements
- •Internationalization (i18n) language or region selectors
- •Travel, education, or event listings that mention Tokelau
- •Designing maps, charts, or infographics with country identifiers
Examples
🇹🇰 Tokelau Flag Copy & Use
- 🇹🇰Visiting 🇹🇰 this summer!
- 🇹🇰Country: 🇹🇰
- 🇹🇰Tokelau updates: 🇹🇰
- 🇹🇰Support for 🇹🇰 locale requests
- 🇹🇰Event in 🇹🇰—details soon
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F1F9 U+1F1F0 | |
| HTML Entity | 🇹 | |
| HTML Code | 🇹 | |
| CSS | \1F1F9 |
FAQ
What does 🇹🇰 stand for?
🇹🇰 is the flag emoji for Tokelau, used to represent the country online.
How do I type or copy the Tokelau flag emoji?
You can copy it directly from this page (🇹🇰). It’s a Unicode flag emoji rendered from the regional indicator letters for Tokelau.
Can I use 🇹🇰 in HTML or JavaScript?
Yes. Use the provided Unicode code point or escape forms when supported: HTML entity is 🇹 and the CSS escape is \\1F1F9. JavaScript escape is \\u{1F1F9 U+1F1F0}.
Why does the flag look different on some devices?
Emoji appearance can vary by platform and font, even though the underlying Unicode character sequence is the same.