₩ Won Sign Emoji

Copy and paste the Won Sign symbol (₩) in one click. Includes Unicode Standard (Pre-Emoji Symbolic Block) code point (U+20A9), HTML entities, CSS content escape, and JavaScript string escape.

What Does the Won Sign Emoji Mean?

Unicode Definition: Represents the won sign symbol (₩), defined in Unicode Standard (Pre-Emoji Symbolic Block) (U+20A9) under the "currency" typographical and symbolic block.

Context & Expression: Provides structured visual hierarchy, directional guidance, status confirmation, or symbolic emphasis in both plain text and rich UI layouts.

Developer Accessibility Tip: When using ₩ (U+20A9) as a purely decorative bullet or divider in HTML, wrap it in <span aria-hidden="true">₩</span> so screen readers do not announce its literal Unicode name repeatedly.

Modern Texting & Social Usage

Widely used by designers, developers, and social media creators in bio dividers, bulleted feature lists, aesthetic thread headers, and quick status reactions (₩). Because it is a native Unicode character, it copies and pastes cleanly without requiring external image files.

💡 Quick Usage Tip:

Combine ₩ with complementary symbols or text labels to make social captions, Slack statuses, and threads immediately scannable.

Real-Life Chat Examples

See how the Won Sign emoji looks in everyday mobile messaging.

Alex

Can you send over the final checklist before we publish the update?

You

Just dropped it in the channel—everything is verified and good to go ₩

Alex

Awesome, publishing now!

When to Use ₩

Structuring bullet points, callout boxes, bios, and scannable social media threads.
Adding zero-byte native iconography to web interfaces, changelogs, and README tables.
Highlighting key takeaways or directional cues in messages.

When to Avoid ₩

Overcrowding SEO meta titles with multiple consecutive symbols (which search engines may filter out).
Using decorative symbols without aria-hidden="true" when building screen-reader-accessible web components.

CROSS-PLATFORM DISPLAY

How Won Sign Looks Across Operating Systems & Fonts

Emoji-style symbols render as colored badge graphics on Apple iOS, Google Android, and Samsung, while monochrome text symbols inherit the surrounding CSS font color and weight.

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Apple iOS / macOS Rendering

High-detail 3D vector/bitmap artwork with specular lighting

System Font: 'Apple Color Emoji'

Platform / Vendor	Glyph Preview	System Emoji Font	Rendering Behavior
Apple iOS / macOS	₩	`Apple Color Emoji`	High-detail 3D vector/bitmap artwork with specular lighting
Google Android	₩	`Noto Color Emoji`	Clean, rounded Noto Color Emoji vector geometry
Samsung One UI	₩	`Samsung Color Emoji`	Vibrant high-contrast One UI color styling
Microsoft Windows	₩	`Segoe UI Emoji`	Fluent Design 3D shading (renders 2-letter ISO codes for country flags)
X / Discord (Twemoji)	₩	`Twitter Color Emoji`	Flat minimalist Twemoji SVG iconography

Technical & Developer Specifications

Verified Unicode code points, HTML entities, CSS/JS escapes, UTF-8 bytes, and version data.

Character	₩
Official Unicode Name	Won Sign
Unicode Code Point	`U+20A9`
HTML Decimal Entity	`₩`
HTML Hex Entity	`₩`
CSS Escape Code	`\0020A9`
JavaScript / ES6 Escape	`\u{20A9}`
UTF-8 Hex Bytes	`E2 82 A9`
Shortcode (Slack / Discord / GitHub)	`:won_sign:`
Emoji / Unicode Version	Unicode Standard (Pre-Emoji Symbolic Block)
Category & Subgroup	Non-Emoji Symbols (currency)

Frequently Asked Questions About Won Sign (₩)

Quick answers about meaning, OS rendering, and developer escape codes.

What is the emotional and conversational meaning of Won Sign (₩)?

Provides structured visual hierarchy, directional guidance, status confirmation, or symbolic emphasis in both plain text and rich UI layouts. It belongs to the Non-Emoji Symbols category and was standardized in Unicode Standard (Pre-Emoji Symbolic Block).

How is the Won Sign emoji (₩) used on TikTok, Instagram, and Discord?

Widely used by designers, developers, and social media creators in bio dividers, bulleted feature lists, aesthetic thread headers, and quick status reactions (₩). Because it is a native Unicode character, it copies and pastes cleanly without requiring external image files.

How do I copy and paste ₩ on iPhone, Android, Mac, or Windows?

Click the "Copy Emoji (₩)" button at the top of this page to copy the character to your clipboard, then press Ctrl+V (Windows/Linux), Cmd+V (macOS), or long-press Paste (iOS/Android) in any app.

What are the Unicode, HTML, CSS, and JS developer codes for Won Sign?

The Unicode code point is U+20A9 (Unicode Standard (Pre-Emoji Symbolic Block)). In HTML use ₩ or ₩; in CSS pseudo-elements use content: "\0020A9"; in JavaScript use "\u{20A9}"; and in Slack/Discord/GitHub use shortcode :won_sign:.

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