yin yang Emoji
☯️ · U+262F U+FE0F · Emoji 0.7
What does the yin yang emoji mean?
A symbol of harmony and balance, the ☯️ emoji represents the ancient Chinese philosophical concept of yin and yang, where two opposing forces are interconnected and interdependent. This duality is often used figuratively to describe the balance between contrasting ideas, such as good and evil, or masculine and feminine. In slang, the ☯️ emoji can also represent the balance between two opposing aspects of oneself, or the harmony between two people in a relationship. It is also used to symbolize the unity and interconnectedness of all things.
How the yin yang emoji is used
The ☯️ emoji is often used in digital communication to convey a sense of balance and harmony, particularly in discussions about spirituality, philosophy, or personal growth. In texting, the ☯️ emoji can be used to sign off a message or to express a sense of solidarity with the recipient.
yin yang emoji examples
- just found my inner peace ☯️
- our relationship is all about finding that ☯️ balance
How to copy the yin yang emoji
To use the yin yang emoji, tap the Copy button above, then paste it (long-press then Paste on mobile, or Ctrl+V / Cmd+V on desktop) anywhere you can type: messages, captions, usernames, bios and documents. It copies the real Unicode character (U+262F U+FE0F), so it works on every app and platform, no download needed.
Also known as
yin yang emoji on different platforms
How the yin yang emoji looks on your device and in the openly licensed sets that include it (Twitter / X (Twemoji), Google Noto Color Emoji). See image credits.


yin yang Emoji Details
| Emoji | ☯️ |
| Name | yin yang |
| Category | Symbols |
| Codepoints | U+262F U+FE0F |
| Shortcode | :yin_yang: |
| Sources | Unicode emoji list · codepoints.net |
| Emoji version | 0.7 (2014) |
yin yang Emoji FAQ
It is U+262F U+FE0F, added in Emoji 0.7 (2014). On GitHub, Slack and Discord you can type it as :yin_yang:.
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