⏳️ Hourglass not done emoji
HTML
⏳
Unicode
U+23F3
What is ⏳️ called?
⏳️ is called the Hourglass not done emoji.
Also known as running hourglass, sand timer, or hourglass in progress. These terms reflect common wording, regional usage, or how the symbol looks; Unicode’s official name is hourglass not done.
What does ⏳️ mean?
⏳ is officially named hourglass not done. An hourglass with sand still flowing from the top chamber to the bottom, indicating that time is passing and a time period is still in progress. This represents ongoing time, waiting periods, and time in motion.
Use it for literal references to hourglass not done and for time in progress, ongoing waiting, active time, patience required. Sand remains in both bulbs, indicating time passing, waiting, or a task still underway. Related choices include ⌛ Hourglass done and ⌚ Watch.
Other meanings
It can mean time in progress, ongoing waiting, active time, patience required. Context determines whether the message is literal, scheduled, directional, or figurative.
Example Usage
The hourglass not done ⏳ reminded us that we still had time left
The schedule marks hourglass not done ⏳
More details
Officially named hourglass not done. Its code point is U+23F3. It was introduced in Emoji 1.0.
Visual description
An hourglass with sand actively flowing between chambers, showing time in motion.
Sand remains in both bulbs, indicating time passing, waiting, or a task still underway. Colours, proportions, orientation, and fine details vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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