Office, Business, and Money
These emojis are related to finance, business, and the office. Even if you don’t spend your day balancing ledgers, or buying low / selling high, these emojis will probably still come in handy. There are emojis that depict various forms of currency including dollars, euros, and yen. There are credit card emojis for those who prefer to pay with plastic, and gold coin emojis for those who prefer to pay in bullion.
Aside from the money-related emojis, you’ll also find emojis depicting things you’ll find in an office… like paper clips, filing cabinets, charts, graphs, architects rulers, and briefcases.
You can explore these office and finance emojis in more detail to learn more about the items they depict. You can also see how they render on different platforms, and discover other related emojis.
- Is it payday? Planning a bank heist? If you are raking in the dough or simply busy working for that cheddar, then send this bag of money emoji.
- 🪙 coinCha-ching! The coin emoji is used to represent metal currency like quarters and pennies or digital currency such as Bitcoin. Use this emoji when you want to talk about wealth, riches, gold, and money. The coin emoji can also be used to talk about a coin toss.
- Show me the money! If you ever go to Tokyo, you’ll have to exchange your cash for the national currency which is the yen. You won’t be able to buy much in Japan without it. The yen banknote emoji shows a banded stack of yen and can be used in conversations about wealth and money.
- Heading to the bank to get some cash? If you are very rich, you might be taking out a lot of Benjamins. Use the dollar banknote emoji when you want to talk about currency, wealth, cash, or even greed.
- Got Money? If you want to shop in Europe, you’ll need some euros. The Euro emoji shows a stack of 100 euro bills and can be used in conversations about money, wealth, foreign currency, and economics.
- In the United Kingdom, the British pound is used to purchase items. The pound banknote emoji might not be worth as much as an actual pound in London, but you can still use it to talk about the UK’s cash.
- The money with wings emoji shows dollar bills flying with wings, presumably out of someone’s wallet. This emoji is popular when spending money.
- Swipe your card to purchase an item. Sounds easy right? Be careful, over swiping can lead to major debt. The credit card emoji is often gold, silver, or blue, and is used in conversations involving banking, money, online shopping, or credit card payments.
- 🧾 receiptKeeping track of your expenses? This receipt should help! Whether you’re doing taxes or budgeting, these pieces of paper come in handy.
- The chart increasing with yen emoji is a white line graph trending up with a white yen symbol, all on a green square background.
- The briefcase emoji features a masculine, brown (possibly leather) bag, with a small handle and a closing mechanism, a lock or latch of some sort, to keep the case closed.
- The File Folder emoji features a yellow or otherwise neutral colored file folder, meant to hold paperwork and other important documentation.
- The open file folder emoji is a grey open-edged folder that is open just a smidge. In many platforms, this folder is shown as manilla—a deeply boring beige.
- Do you love organization or struggle with it? Either way, you should get some of these card index dividers. They’ll change your (office) life!
- 📅 calendarThe calendar emoji shows a sheet from a daily calendar with a red top. Most show the date of July 17, but it can be used to show you are marking something in the calendar.
- The tear off calendar is similar to the calendar emoji but shows that the day is being torn off the page. Use it to show the passage of time.
- Spiral notepads are a great writing tool to have when taking notes in class or at work. Make sure to have a pen or pencil ready. The spiral notepad emoji can be used when talking about notes, office supplies and school supplies.
- Not to be confused with similar-looking emojis, the spiral calendar features a calendar with spiral rings at the top.
- You might recognize this card index emoji as a Rolodex. Or this technology was before your time! That’s how people used to keep track of contacts before smartphones.
- A white chart with a red line inching in an upward trend. Often used to represent growth, movement and positive outcomes.
- “It’s going down, I’m yelling timber!” Oh wait that’s a Kesha song, not an emoji. But this decreasing chart makes you think of just that. If things are on the decline, this chart shows it.
- The bar chart emoji shows a very general group of bars used to visually show quantitative data. One may use this emoji when preparing a large presentation for school or work.
- Have you checked all the boxes off of your list? The Clipboard emoji has many meanings. It could be used to refer to a clipboard in a medical office, work office, or school. It can also be used to talk about a todo list, checklist, or a document that needs to be completed.
- 📌 pushpinThis red pushpin emoji is an essential office supply if you have a bulletin board. Also known as a thumbtack, it holds your papers on the wall.
- The Round Pushpin emoji features a red pin, similar to a thumbtack. This emoticon is oftentimes seen on a map, to indicate a specific location or end destination.
- A paperclip is used to keep two or more sheets of paper together. However, the paperclip emoji is getting a nice day off and is holding no paper at all.
- The linked paperclips should not be confused with the single paperclip emoji, since this emoji shows two clips (or more) linked together. Send this to your best friend who is attached to your hip.
- The Straight Ruler emoji features a standard, simple ruler, usually seen in a teacher’s classroom. Color varies across platforms.
- The Triangular Ruler emoji features a measuring device, commonly used by architects and engineers to draw straight lines and measure angles correctly.
- ✂️ scissorsEveryone knows you should never run with scissors, but you have to be careful not to run your mouth with the scissors emoji.
- The card file box emoji is a neat way to store all of your little business card emojis. In real life, the card file box can be found in attics and basements and offices across the world.
- 🗄️ file cabinetNeed to file an important document? You might use a file cabinet. The file cabinet emoji is used to symbolize a common piece of office furniture used to organize information. It is commonly used in conversations about office work and filing.
- 🗑️ wastebasketThis is a mesh wire wastebasket. You might also know it as a trash can, rubbish bin, or garbage container.
- The shopping cart emoji shows a grocery shopping cart made of silver metal- hopefully none of the wheels are squeaky!
