yin yang

Emoji 0.7

yin yang

Also known as difficult, lives, religion, tao, taoist

The yin yang emoji depicts a circular symbol divided into two interlocking teardrop-shaped halves, one black and one white, each containing a dot of the opposite color.

Unicode U+262F Added in Emoji 0.7 Category symbols Subcategory religious symbols

Meaning

The yin yang emoji represents the Taoist concept of dualism and balance between opposing forces. People commonly use it to express harmony, spirituality, or the coexistence of opposites.

Unicode name

Unicode assigns this emoji the name 'yin yang' and categorizes it as a religious symbol representing Taoist balance of opposites.

Platform designs

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System
yin yang · Noto
Noto
yin yang · Twemoji
Twemoji
yin yang · OpenMoji
OpenMoji
Apple

In Apple's design, the yin yang emoji appears as a glossy black-and-white circular symbol with two swirling halves and a small dot of the opposite color in each.

Google

Google's Noto design shows a flat, black-and-white circular yin yang symbol with a dot of the opposite color in each half.

Twitter

Twitter's Twemoji design presents a flat, black-and-white circular yin yang symbol with a dot in each contrasting half.

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

Frequently Asked Questions

Which category does ☯️ yin yang belong to?
☯️ yin yang belongs to the symbols category, which contains 224 emojis.
Which Unicode version added ☯️ yin yang?
☯️ yin yang was added in Emoji 0.7. Its codepoint is U+262F, made up of 1 code points.
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