Playing Card King Of Spades Symbol
The 🂮 symbol represents the King of Spades playing card.
U+1F0AE
🂮 is a playing-card symbol for the King of Spades. You can use it in card-themed designs, writing, and UI elements. This page helps you copy it in multiple code formats.
Playing Card King Of Spades Symbol Meaning
The 🂮 emoji (Unicode U+1F0AE) represents a specific playing card: the King of Spades. It’s most commonly used in contexts involving card games, decks, poker or bridge-like themes, and any design that needs a clear “king of spades” visual. Because it’s a distinct card face, it’s also useful for indicating a role, status, or item in a card-based system (for example, a game inventory badge). When used in text, it typically signals the spade suit and the “king” rank rather than a generic royal or king concept.
Common uses
- •Card game UI labels (e.g., “King of Spades” in a hand or deck list)
- •Invitations and flyers for poker or card-game events
- •Game or app inventory/status icons for a king-ranked spade card
- •Design accents in playing-card themed artwork and posters
- •Educational or reference content about card ranks and suits
Examples
🂮 King of Spades Playing Card Symbol
- 🂮I pulled 🂮 from the deck this round.
- 🂮Your winning card is 🂮 — King of Spades.
- 🂮In this hand, you have 🂮 and two spades.
- 🂮The rare drop today: 🂮.
- 🂮Choose 🂮 to continue.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F0AE | |
| HTML Entity | 🂮 | |
| HTML Code | 🂮 | |
| CSS | \1F0AE |
FAQ
What does 🂮 represent?
🂮 represents the playing card King of Spades.
How do I copy 🂮 into HTML?
Use the HTML entity: 🂮.
What is the Unicode code point for 🂮?
The Unicode code point is U+1F0AE.
Is 🂮 available as CSS or JavaScript escape text?
Yes. CSS escape is \\1F0AE, and JavaScript escape is \\u{1F0AE}.