Check Emojis Copy and Paste

Check emojis are used to mark something as done, confirmed, approved, completed, or correct. Copy popular check emojis and check symbols for task lists, status updates, polls, replies, and approvals. The green check button is the most-recognised completion mark; the lightweight check (✓) is useful inline in sentences, the check box reads as a to-do item, and the OK button works in agreement replies. This page collects copy-ready check and confirmation glyphs with simple meanings and common use cases for messaging, social posts, documents, and status reporting.

Popular Check Emojis

Check Emoji Meanings

✅ Check Mark Button — done, confirmed, completed.
✔️ Check Mark — yes, correct, approved.
☑️ Check Box — to-do item ticked off.
✓ Light Check — inline confirmation.
🆗 OK Button — agreed, sounds good.
👍 Thumbs Up — approval, like, agreement.
❌ Cross Mark — not done, rejected, no.
🟢 Green Circle — go, available, all good.

Common Uses for Check Emojis

Task lists and to-dos: mark items as done or completed.
Approvals and confirmations: respond "approved", "got it", or "signed off".
Status updates: indicate that a step or release is finished.
Polls and feedback: mark the chosen option or a positive response.
Documentation: highlight working examples, requirements met, or success states.

Technical Details

Emoji

✅

Name

WHITE HEAVY CHECK MARK

Code point

U+2705

HTML decimal

✅

HTML hex

✅

JavaScript

\u{2705}

Python

\u2705

CSS

\2705

Shortcode

:white_check_mark:

Unicode version

Unicode 6.0

Emoji version

Emoji 0.6

Related emojis

☑️ ✔️ ✓ ❌ ❎

Text symbol alternatives

✓ ✔ ☑

Platform Display

The ✅ emoji renders the same Unicode codepoint on every device, but the exact drawing varies by platform vendor. Apple, Google (Noto), Microsoft (Segoe UI Emoji), Samsung, WhatsApp, Facebook, and Twitter/X each ship their own emoji font, so the same character can look slightly different between iPhone, Android, Windows, and the web. Copy is identical across platforms — when you paste this glyph anywhere, the receiving device draws it with its own font. For a look that's identical everywhere, use the text-symbol alternative listed above (when one exists); text symbols render the same on every platform.

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