person raising hand Emoji
🙋 is the person raising a hand emoji, used to indicate asking, volunteering, or signaling you want to speak.
U+1F64B
🙋 (Person Raising Hand) is a clear visual cue for communication. It’s commonly used in chats and social posts to show you want to speak, ask a question, or volunteer. You can copy it directly or use its Unicode code point in your app.
person raising hand Emoji Meaning
The 🙋 emoji, named “PERSON RAISING HAND” (Unicode U+1F64B), is typically used to signal participation and attention. People use it to mean “I have a question,” “Can I speak?” or “I’m volunteering.” It can also be used more generally to indicate raising your hand to get noticed, join a discussion, or show readiness to help. Because the gesture is straightforward, it often works well in workplace and classroom-style messages, polls, or event communications.
Skin tones
Common uses
- •Asking a question in a group chat or comments section
- •Volunteering for a task or offering help
- •Indicating “I’m next” or “I want to speak” during a discussion
- •Replying to a call for participation (e.g., join the team, raise a hand)
- •Notifying organizers or moderators that you need assistance
Examples
🙋 Person Raising Hand
- 🙋🙋 Does anyone have a link to the document?
- 🙋I can help—🙋 who wants to team up?
- 🙋🙋 I’m ready to present my part now.
- 🙋If you’re interested, comment with 🙋.
- 🙋🙋 I need a quick clarification on the schedule.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F64B | |
| HTML Entity | 🙋 | |
| HTML Code | 🙋 | |
| CSS | \1F64B |
FAQ
What does 🙋 mean in text messages?
It usually means “I’m raising my hand,” such as asking a question, volunteering, or indicating you want to speak or be noticed.
How do I copy and paste 🙋?
Copy the character “🙋” from this page and paste it into your message, document, or design tool.
What is the Unicode code point for 🙋?
The Unicode code point is U+1F64B.
Can I use it in web or app code?
Yes. Common representations are HTML entity: 🙋 and CSS escape: \\1F64B. (JavaScript escape: \\u{1F64B}.)