Time Emojis
24 emojis tagged time in the official Unicode CLDR project. Click any emoji for its meaning, copy-paste, and per-platform rendering.
Time emojis encompass clocks, watches, hourglasses, and the full set of dial faces Unicode uses to depict specific hours. ⌚ watch, ⏰ alarm clock, ⏳ hourglass not done, and ⌛ hourglass done are the workhorses, while the 🕛–🕧 clock-face series provides visual hour markers. People reach for them to talk about deadlines, waiting, scheduling, and the universal experience of running out of time. ⏰ has become standard shorthand for "wake up" or "it's that time" in group chats.
- ⌚ watch
- ⏰ alarm clock
- 🕛 twelve o’clock
- 🕧 twelve thirty
- 🕐 one o’clock
- 🕜 one thirty
- 🕑 two o’clock
- 🕝 two thirty
- 🕒 three o’clock
- 🕞 three thirty
- 🕟 four thirty
- 🕔 five o’clock
- 🕠 five thirty
- 🕕 six o’clock
- 🕣 eight thirty
- 🕘 nine o’clock
- 🕤 nine thirty
- 🕥 ten thirty
- 🕚 eleven o’clock
- 🕦 eleven thirty
- 😥 sad but relieved face
- ⌛ hourglass done
- 🕓 four o’clock
- 🕗 eight o’clock
Frequently asked about time emojis
What's the difference between ⏳ and ⌛?
⏳ hourglass not done has sand still falling — used for 'wait, this is still loading' or 'time is running out'. ⌛ hourglass done shows all the sand at the bottom, meaning 'time's up' or 'finished waiting'. Many platforms animate ⏳ to rotate.
Why do messaging apps use clock emojis in suggestions?
When you type words like 'late', 'meeting', or 'tomorrow', most keyboards surface ⏰ or 🕒 as visual reinforcement. The suggestion system maps time-related vocabulary to the clock keyword family in Unicode's CLDR data.
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