🐆️ Leopard emoji
HTML
🐆
Unicode
U+1F406
What is 🐆️ called?
🐆️ is called the Leopard emoji.
Also known as spotted big cat or leopard emoji. It is sometimes mislabelled as a cheetah or jaguar because small platform artwork cannot show coat patterns precisely; panther is a broader common label.
What does 🐆️ mean?
🐆 is officially named leopard. It shows a full-bodied leopard and represents leopards, spotted big cats, wildlife, stealth, speed, or animal-print patterns.
Use it for leopards, safaris, wildlife conservation, spotted fashion, stealth, agility, or a big-cat theme. Platform spots can make it resemble a cheetah or jaguar, but the official name is leopard. Related choices include 🐅 Tiger and 🐈 Cat.
Other meanings
It can mean a leopard, spotted big cat, panther, wildlife, safari, stealth, agility, animal print, conservation, or a prowling cat.
Example Usage
A leopard rested high in the tree 🐆
The fabric has a bold leopard print 🐆
More details
Officially named leopard. Its code point is U+1F406. It was introduced in Emoji 1.0. It is a single code point officially assigned to leopard, regardless of platform-specific spot styling.
Visual description
A yellow or tan big cat walks in profile with dark spots, a long tail, and a lean feline body.
The spotted coat distinguishes it from the striped tiger; exact rosette detail is too small to identify a different species reliably. Colours and fine details vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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