🔃️ Clockwise vertical arrows emoji
HTML
🔃
Unicode
U+1F503
What is 🔃️ called?
🔃️ is called the Clockwise vertical arrows emoji.
It is also known as sync arrows, reload arrows, or clockwise cycle. These terms describe common usage, regional language, technical meaning, or visual form rather than extra official names; Unicode’s official name is clockwise vertical arrows.
What does 🔃️ mean?
🔃 is officially named clockwise vertical arrows. The two vertical arrows form a clockwise cycle and commonly suggest sync or reload; it differs from the circular counterclockwise button.
Use it for synchronising, refreshing, repeating, cycling, updating, or exchange. Context supplies the precise intention, and related choices include ⤵️ Right arrow curving down and 🔄 Counterclockwise arrows button.
Other meanings
It can convey synchronising, refreshing, repeating, cycling, updating, or exchange. Context determines whether a message is directional, navigational, interface-related, sequential, or metaphorical.
Example Usage
Use 🔃 to indicate synchronising
It can also guide refreshing 🔃
More details
Officially named clockwise vertical arrows. Its code point is U+1F503. It was introduced in Emoji 1.0.
Visual description
Platform artwork depicts clockwise vertical arrows as a compact, recognisable pictograph or symbol.
The two vertical arrows form a clockwise cycle and commonly suggest sync or reload; it differs from the circular counterclockwise button. Colours, proportions, orientation, text styling, and fine details vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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