What is the Unicode for the Knot emoji?

The Knot emoji 🪢 is U+1FAA2 in the Unicode standard.

How do you type the Knot emoji?

On iOS or Android, search "knot" in the emoji keyboard. On desktop, press Win+. (Windows) or Ctrl+Cmd+Space (Mac) and search "knot".

What emojis go well with Knot?

The Knot emoji 🪢 pairs naturally with related activities symbols. Stack it for emphasis or combine it with sparkles, hearts, or fire for richer meaning.

Knot 🪢

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Knot 🪢 — meaning, copy & paste, keywords, and usage. Part of the Activities family, Arts & Crafts subgroup. Tap to copy 🪢, see related combos, and learn how knot is used in texting, captions, and reactions across iOS, Android, and desktop.

What Knot 🪢 means

The Knot emoji 🪢 belongs to the Activities family, Arts & Crafts subgroup. It's commonly used to convey knot in messages, captions, and reactions across social platforms. Knot 🪢 — meaning, copy & paste, keywords, and usage. Part of the Activities family, Arts & Crafts subgroup. Tap to copy 🪢, see related combos, and learn how knot is used in texting, captions, and reactions across iOS, Android, and desktop.

Knot 🪢 in texting + captions

When people send 🪢 they're usually leaning into cord or rope — sometimes literally, more often as a mood. It pairs naturally with arts & crafts themes and works solo as a one-tap reaction.

Common 🪢 pairings

🪢✨ — creative era
🪢🎨 — making things
🪢☕ — cozy craft day
🪢💭 — inspired

How to copy Knot 🪢

On the web, tap the emoji above to copy it to your clipboard, then paste anywhere. On iOS and Android, long-press the character to select and copy. On desktop, use the system emoji picker (Win + . on Windows, Ctrl + Cmd + Space on macOS) and search for "knot".

Details

Category	Activities
Group	activities
Subgroup	Arts & Crafts
Code point	U+1FAA2
Unicode	\u1FAA2
Unicode version	13

Keywords

cord
rope
tangled
tie
twine
twist