πŸ›‘

πŸ›‘ stop sign Emoji β€” Meaning, Copy & Paste

Quick info

Unicode
U+1F6D1
Shortcode
:stop-sign:
Category
Travel & Places
Subcategory
ground transportation
Added in
Unicode 3.0
Also known as
octagonal stop sign, halt sign, red stop

What Does the stop sign Emoji πŸ›‘ Mean?

Bright red octagon, white letters β€” well, the letters are implied here, but the shape is unmistakable. Added in Unicode 9.0 (2016), this glyph is a hard "no" in pictogram form. Users deploy it to halt a conversation, push back on bad behavior, or warn followers about scams and red flags.

It also serves more practical roles: driving school chatter, road safety campaigns, and learner-driver milestones. In project management and team Slacks, it flags blockers. Influencers and content creators use it as a thumbnail trick to grab attention.

Pair it with hand or face emojis for extra emphasis ("πŸ›‘βœ‹ nope"). The octagonal shape is consistent worldwide, even when local text varies, making this glyph universally readable. When you need to slam the brakes on something, this is the visual.

Quietly versatile, it covers both literal scenes and metaphorical moments with equal grace, slipping naturally into texts, captions, and reactions across platforms.

How to Use πŸ›‘ stop sign Emoji

“πŸ›‘ Do not click that link β€” it's a scam.”
“Hit a πŸ›‘ on the launch β€” waiting on legal.”
Technical Details
UnicodeU+1F6D1
HTML Entity🛑
CSS Code\1F6D1
Shortcode:stop-sign:
Keywordsoctagonal, sign, stop
Unicode Version3.0

Frequently Asked Questions

What does πŸ›‘ mean?

It depicts a red octagonal stop sign and signals stop, halt, warning, or pushing back against something inappropriate.