Related emoji

• ⏩ fast-forward button

  The Fast-Forward Button emoji features two overlapping triangular arrows which point to the right. They are situated within a square or can be seen simply on their own.
• ⏮️ last track button

  Can you play the last song please. The last track button emoji represents the button you would press on your stereo, or music device to listen to the last song on an album. Use this emoji when you want to listen to the last song.
• ⏪ fast reverse button

  Did somebody say rewind? The fast reverse button looks like two sideways triangles pointing left.
• ⬇️ down arrow

  The down arrow points directly downward and is shown atop a grey square. It can be used when trying to describe where something is, and where it is is directly below.
• ⏭️ next track button

  The next track button is a white skip symbol consisting of two triangular arrows pointed left as well as a vertical white line. Use this in context of music, playlists, and DJ’s who need to learn to skip tracks.
• ⏏️ eject button

  The eject button emoji shows a white rectangle with a white solid triangle on top of it, indicating the ejection process common with electronics. You may see it when removing a disc, USB, or an old school VHS.
• ▶️ play button

  Pop the corn. Dim the lights. Hit the play button. It’s movie night! Whether you like to stream or still use your VCR, you’ll need this play button.
• 🙆 person gesturing "ok"

  You are A-ok and have permission to move along. Use this emoji to agree with someone, to grant permission to something or to say “ok”
• ⏯️ play or pause button

  Do you recognize this iconic symbol? It’s the play or pause button found on most media players!
• 🆗 OK button

  OK, sounds good to me! I agree. The OK button emoji is a symbol used to agree with something or someone. It’s also used to give permission to do something.
• ▫️ white small square

  A bullet point or an insult? The choice is yours! The white small square emoji can be used in place of a bullet point to create a list. It can also be used as a clever insult to call someone a “square”...a small one at that.
• ↘️ down-right arrow

  The down-right arrow points to the lower right corner of a grey square. It can be used when trying to describe where something is, and you really just need a big old arrow to point it out.
• ✋ raised hand

  Remember being in school? This emoji of a raised hand brings back memories of an outstretched arm, itching to ask a question. (ooh, ooh, call on me). It can also be used to say stop or high five.
• 🔘 radio button

  Commander, do you copy? My radio signal isn’t clear. The radio button emoji stems from an old school style radio button. This emoji can be used when talking about radio conversations, but is often used as a button symbol or bullet point.
• ⏫ fast up button

  Looking to speed up your music? The fast up button emoji represents the button you would press to speed up the audio of a song or video. Be careful If you speed it up too fast, the singer might sound like a chipmunk.
• ◀️ reverse button

  Back it up and reverse it. I need to listen to that again. The reverse button emoji represents an audio or video tool used to reverse the audio track or video playback. Use this emoji when talking about audio and video editing, or reversing something in your life.
• ↪️ left arrow curving right

  The left arrow curving right is an arrow that originally pointed left but changed its mind and has curved down to point right.
• ↩️ right arrow curving left

  The right arrow curving left is an arrow that originally pointed right but changed its mind and has curved down to point left.
• 🔄 counterclockwise arrows button

  The counterclockwise arrows button is comprised of two white arrows moving in a cyclical circular motion against a grey square button backdrop.
• 👇 backhand index pointing down

  An important message is coming in! This emoji can be used to point down to a message coming in a text, or to an image that has been sent.