O’clock Emojis
12 emojis tagged o’clock in the official Unicode CLDR project. Click any emoji for its meaning, copy-paste, and per-platform rendering.
The 'o'clock' emojis are the on-the-hour clock faces — 🕛 twelve o'clock, 🕐 one o'clock, 🕑 two o'clock, 🕒 three o'clock, 🕓 four o'clock, 🕔 five o'clock, 🕕 six o'clock, 🕖 seven o'clock, 🕗 eight o'clock, 🕘 nine o'clock, 🕙 ten o'clock, and 🕚 eleven o'clock. They form a complete 12-face set parallel to the half-hour series. Use them in scheduling content, recipe timing graphics, educational materials about telling time, and creative narratives that play with specific times.
Frequently asked about o’clock emojis
Why does Unicode have an emoji for every hour?
The full set of hourly and half-hourly clock faces (24 emojis total) was proposed for visual time displays — apps and contexts where rendering an actual clock widget isn't possible. They allow approximate-time visualization with a single glyph.
Are the hour emojis used much in casual chat?
Rarely. Most users would type '3pm' or 'see you at 3' rather than 🕒. The on-the-hour series sees occasional decorative use in time-themed content (school start times, party invitations), but the half-hour versions are even more obscure.
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