Family
The family emoji, whose Unicode name is “family”, is part of the People & Body group. It is closely tied to family, which is what people usually have in mind when they search for it. Scored 83 out of 100, it falls in the Positive range.
Emoji copy and paste works from any of the values on this page: the symbol itself, its code point, its HTML entity or its decimal form.
1. Family emoji attributes
- Symbol
- 👪
- Name
- Family
- English name
- family
- Unicode code point
- U+1F46A
- HTML entity
- 👪
- Decimal
- 👪
- Category
- People & Body›Person Symbols
- Keywords
- family
- Download image
- SizeBackground512 × 512 PNG · transparent background
2. Family emoji meaning
In the emoji pack system, the family emoji is mostly used as a graphic mark standing for a person, a user, or an identity. It belongs to the person markers such as footprints and avatars, and it is almost never misunderstood when it appears in document notes, interface design, and identity labels. The meaning is plain and clear, so communication needs no buildup.
In everyday chat, the family (👪) usually appears alongside words about family. A few words of text make the intent clearer than the symbol on its own.
3. Family emoji sentiment
Scored 83 out of 100, this emoji sits in the Positive range. People use it to show that something went well.
A higher score means a more positive feeling; scores near 50 are neutral.
4. Family emoji examples
- 1Raising my hand for the question 👪
- 2Two of us are coming 👪
- 3Count me in for the run 👪
More emoji from People & Body
- 👋Waving hand
- 🤚Raised back of hand
- 🖐️Hand with fingers splayed
- ✋Raised hand
- 🖖Vulcan salute
- 🫱Rightwards hand
- 🫲Leftwards hand
- 🫳Palm down hand
- 🫴Palm up hand
- 🫷Leftwards pushing hand
- 🫸Rightwards pushing hand
- 👌OK hand
- 🤌Pinched fingers
- 🤏Pinching hand
- ✌️Victory hand
- 🤞Crossed fingers
- 🫰Hand with index finger and thumb crossed
- 🤟Love-you gesture
- 🤘Sign of the horns
- 🤙Call me hand
- 👈Backhand index pointing left
- 👉Backhand index pointing right
- 👆Backhand index pointing up
- 🖕Middle finger