X-Ray Emoji
Get ready to know more about the medical field with the x-ray emoji.
The x-ray emoji was first introduced in 2010, and it quickly became a popular way to add a touch of fun to texts and social media posts.
X-Ray is a fully-qualified emoji, part of Unicode 14.0 , introduced in 2021, and was added to Emoji 14.0 .
Cet emoji fait partie de la Objects et est regroupé avec d'autres Medical emoji. Part of the Unicode Symbols and Pictographs Extended-A block. Introduced in 2021.
Pour trouver cet emoji, vous pouvez utiliser les mots-clés suivants :
Copy and paste the X-Ray emoji:
- 🩻
Codes & Encoding for the X-Ray Emoji
Click any code below to copy it to your clipboard.
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Codepoint
U+1FA7B✓ Copied -
HTML (decimal)
🩻✓ Copied -
HTML (hex)
🩻✓ Copied -
CSS
\1FA7B✓ Copied -
JavaScript
\u{1FA7B}✓ Copied -
URL-encoded
%F0%9F%A9%BB✓ Copied -
Shortcode
:xray:✓ Copied - Unicode block Symbols and Pictographs Extended-A
How to Type the X-Ray Emoji
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iOS Use the emoji keyboard (globe icon → smiley)
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Android Use Gboard's emoji keyboard, or type the emoji's name
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Windows Win + . opens the emoji picker
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macOS Ctrl + Cmd + Space opens the character viewer
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Linux Ctrl + Shift + e then codepoint, or use IBus picker
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Web Paste the character or use an emoji-picker library
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Slack Type :xray: (autocompletes to the emoji)
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Discord Type :xray: (autocompletes to the emoji)
X-Ray Emoji on Different Platforms
How to Use the X-Ray Emoji
- J'ai passé une 🩻 à la clinique.
- Le médecin m'a montré les images 🩻.
- Je vais faire une 🩻 pour vérifier la blessure.