person gesturing OK: light skin tone

Emoji 1

person gesturing OK: light skin tone

Also known as OK, exercise, gesture, gesturing, hand

A person with light skin tone raising both arms above the head to form an OK gesture, often shown with a neutral expression.

Unicode U+1F646 U+1F3FB Added in Emoji 1 Category people & body Subcategory gestures

Meaning

The emoji depicts a person making an OK sign with their arms, typically meaning approval or that everything is fine. It is used in contexts like confirming plans, showing acceptance, or referencing exercise poses such as yoga. The light skin tone modifier indicates the person's skin color.

Unicode name

The official Unicode meaning is a person gesturing OK, representing the hand gesture of forming a circle with the thumb and index finger above the head.

Platform designs

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System
person gesturing OK: light skin tone · Noto
Noto
person gesturing OK: light skin tone · Twemoji
Twemoji
person gesturing OK: light skin tone · OpenMoji
OpenMoji
Apple

In Apple design, the emoji shows a person with light skin, both arms raised in a curved shape creating a circle above the head, wearing a simple top, and a calm facial expression.

Google

In Google Noto design, the emoji depicts a light-skinned person with arms forming a ring over the head, wearing a plain shirt, with a straightforward, neutral face.

Twitter

In Twitter Twemoji design, the emoji features a light-skinned person with raised arms shaped into an O above the head, a yellow top, and a slightly smiling or neutral expression.

Noto (Apache 2.0) · Twemoji (CC BY 4.0) · OpenMoji (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Skin Tones

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