Emoji (RADIO): meaning and Unicode code

Q: What does the 📻 emoji mean?

📻 typically conveys sound, music, and working with audio. and belong to the " Music " topic

Q: Which emojis is 📻 usually used with?

📻 commonly appears alongside 🎵, 🎧, 🔊. Together they help pick up the intended meaning faster.

Q: Are there alternatives to the 📻 emoji?

Common alternatives for 📻 are 🎶, 🎼, 🎙️. These are handy substitutes when you want to shift the nuance of the message.

Q: When is it appropriate to use 📻?

📻 is appropriate when we are talking about music, listening, recording, sound tuning, or audio accompaniment.

Q: What does 📻 mean in messages?

In messaging, 📻 most often reads as "this is about sound," "music matters here," or "we are talking about audio."

Q: Does the 📻 emoji have a hidden meaning?

If you read 📻 non-literally, such symbols often convey not a literal device, but the sound environment and the mood of listening.

Q: What is the name of the 📻 symbol?

📻 is called radio; in Unicode it is U+1F4FB. It belongs to the " Objects " category and is part of the " Music " topic.

Meaning of the emoji (RADIO), Unicode code, HTML entity, and usage examples. Copy the symbol with one click.

RADIO

Information about emoji RADIO

Unicode Name: RADIO
Unicode Codepoint: U+1F4FB
Category: Objects
Subcategory: Music
Slug: radio

Meaning and description of emoticon

Emoji depicts a radio receiver with a speaker and frequency tuning knobs. Included in the Unicode symbol set, "Objects" section.

is used to show sound, music, and working with audio. works best when we are talking about music, listening, recording, sound tuning, or audio accompaniment. In chat, this reads as "this is about sound" or "music matters here" or "we are talking about audio." Paired with , reads more naturally and understandably. A vivid example: "Sound and musical presentation clearly matter here " — shifts the topic with a single symbol. Essentially, such symbols often convey not a literal device, but the sound environment and the mood of listening.

Usage Examples

Usage Examples 📻
Format	Code
Shortcode (Slack)	:radio:
Shortcode (Discord)	:radio:
Shortcode (GitHub)	:radio:
HTML Dec	📻
HTML Hex	📻
CSS	content: "\1F4FB";
C, C++, Python	\U0001F4FB
Java, JavaScript & JSON	\uD83D\uDCFB
Perl	\x{1F4FB}
PHP & Ruby	\u{1F4FB}
Punycode	xn--xu8h
URL Escape Code	%F0%9F%93%BB
Bytes (UTF-8)	F0 9F 93 BB

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

typically conveys sound, music, and working with audio. and belong to the "Music" topic

commonly appears alongside , , . Together they help pick up the intended meaning faster.

Common alternatives for are , , . These are handy substitutes when you want to shift the nuance of the message.

Usage example: "Sound and musical presentation clearly matter here ". Another version: "The symbol immediately sets an auditory atmosphere ".

is appropriate when we are talking about music, listening, recording, sound tuning, or audio accompaniment.

In messaging, most often reads as "this is about sound," "music matters here," or "we are talking about audio."

If you read non-literally, such symbols often convey not a literal device, but the sound environment and the mood of listening.

is called radio; in Unicode it is U+1F4FB. It belongs to the "Objects" category and is part of the "Music" topic.

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Emoji (RADIO): meaning and Unicode code

Information about emoji RADIO

Meaning and description of emoticon

Usage Examples