Women with Bunny Ears
👯♀️ is the women with bunny ears emoji, part of Unicode's People & Body group, added in Emoji 4.0 (2016). Unicode's keyword list links it with “bestie”, “bff”, “counterpart”, and “dancer”.
Skin tones
Every tone means the same thing. Tap one to copy it or open its page.
Where person-activity emoji usually appear
DBEmoji editorial interpretationApplies to every emoji in this Unicode subgroup, not only this one.
- Describing what someone is doing right now
- Captioning activity, hobby, and lifestyle posts
Technical details
Source: Unicode Consortium- CLDR short name
- women with bunny ears
- Codepoint
- U+1F46F U+200D U+2640 U+FE0F
- Hex
- 1F46F 200D 2640 FE0F
- Emoji version
- 4.0
- Unicode version
- 9.0
- First released
- 2016
- Unicode group
- People & Body
- Unicode subgroup
- person-activity
- DBEmoji collection
- Activity
- Status
- Recommended for General Interchange (RGI)
Activity is a DBEmoji collection drawn from Unicode’s People & Body group (the person-activity and person-resting subgroups). How this data is built
GitHub shortcode
From GitHub's own emoji list (gemoji). Slack, Discord and other apps keep separate lists, so a code may differ there.
:dancing_women:Keywords
Source: Unicode CLDRbestie · bff · bunny · counterpart · dancer · double · ear · identical · pair · party · partying · people · soulmate · twin · twinsies · women
Tags
How it looks
Rendered from open-licensed emoji sets. Your device shows its own design. Microsoft Fluent Emoji (MIT)
Download as image
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Microsoft Fluent UI Emoji — original artwork
Download Microsoft's official Fluent rendering of 👯♀️. SVG files are vector (scales to any size); the 3D PNG is 256×256.
Questions people ask
- What does the 👯♀️ women with bunny ears emoji mean?
- 👯♀️ is the women with bunny ears emoji, part of Unicode's People & Body group, added in Emoji 4.0 (2016). Unicode's keyword list links it with “bestie”, “bff”, “counterpart”, and “dancer”.
- What is the Unicode codepoint for 👯♀️?
- U+1F46F U+200D U+2640 U+FE0F.
- When was the 👯♀️ women with bunny ears emoji released?
- It was added in Emoji 4.0, published in 2016, alongside Unicode 9.0. Phones and computers show it once their system software supports that version; older devices may show an empty box instead.
- How do I type 👯♀️ on my phone or computer?
- On iPhone or Android, open the emoji keyboard and search for “women with bunny ears”. On Windows, press Windows key + . (full stop); on a Mac, press Control + Command + Space, then search for the same word. You can also copy 👯♀️ from this page with one click.
- Does 👯♀️ come in different skin tones?
- Yes. There are 25 skin-tone versions: 👯🏻♀️ 👯🏼♀️ 👯🏽♀️ 👯🏾♀️ 👯🏿♀️ and more. They all mean the same thing; long-press 👯♀️ on a phone keyboard to pick one.
- What is the shortcode for 👯♀️?
- On GitHub, type :dancing_women: and it turns into 👯♀️ — that code comes from GitHub's own emoji list. Slack, Discord and other apps keep their own shortcode lists; many codes match GitHub's, but check the app's emoji picker to be sure.