🆖️ NG button emoji
HTML
🆖
Unicode
U+1F196
What is 🆖️ called?
🆖️ is called the NG button emoji.
It is sometimes called no-good button, NG mark, or NG take. The wording reflects ordinary speech, specialist use, translation, or what the symbol looks like; Unicode’s official name is NG button.
What does 🆖️ mean?
🆖 is officially named NG button. NG is Japanese media and everyday shorthand for “no good”; it does not mean a compass direction.
Use it for failure, rejected takes, not acceptable, errors, or Japanese shorthand. Context supplies the precise intention, and related choices include 🆕 New button and 🅾️ O button blood type.
Other meanings
It can convey failure, rejected takes, not acceptable, errors, or Japanese shorthand. Context determines whether a message is numeric, linguistic, Japanese, medical, commercial, interface-related, or symbolic.
Example Usage
The labelled key represents failure 🆖
It can also label rejected takes 🆖
More details
Officially named NG button. Its code point is U+1F196. It was introduced in Emoji 1.0.
Related emoji
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Visual description
Platform artwork depicts NG button as a compact, recognisable pictograph or symbol.
NG is Japanese media and everyday shorthand for “no good”; it does not mean a compass direction. Colours, proportions, orientation, text styling, and fine details vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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