Worm Animals & Nature
Meaning
πͺ± is the Worm emoji, filed under Animals & Nature, specifically the "animal bug" group in the standard Unicode emoji set. It renders the same underlying character everywhere it appears β chats, social posts, documents, subject lines β so copying it once from this page works anywhere emoji are supported.
It is also commonly written or searched as "worm" and typed via the shortcode :worm: in apps that support shortcode entry (Slack, Discord, GitHub) Related search terms include worm, animals and nature.
The Worm emoji was added in Unicode Emoji version 13.0. Its exact artwork differs slightly between Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Samsung keyboards β see the Codes & Technical Details section below for the raw Unicode, HTML, and CSS values behind it β but the underlying character and meaning stay identical across platforms.
If you're not sure Worm is the right emoji, the closest alternatives in the animal bug category are π Snail, π¦ Butterfly, π Bug, π Ant, π Honeybee β browse the related emojis below to compare them side by side.
Click the emoji or the copy button above and paste it anywhere β chats, posts, documents and more.
Codes & Technical Details
- Emoji
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πͺ± - Unicode
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U+1FAB1 - HTML Entity
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🪱 - CSS
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content: "\1FAB1"; - JavaScript
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"\u{1FAB1}" - UTF-8
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\xF0\x9F\xAA\xB1 - UTF-16
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\uD83E\uDEB1 - Shortcode
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:worm:
Aliases & Keywords
Aliases: worm
Keywords: worm, animals and nature
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the πͺ± Worm emoji mean?
The Worm emoji (πͺ±) belongs to the Animals & Nature category (animal bug). It is commonly used in messages relating to worm, animals and nature.
How do I copy the Worm emoji?
Click or tap the Copy button on this page and the πͺ± emoji is placed on your clipboard, ready to paste into any app, chat, or document.
What is the Unicode of Worm?
The Unicode codepoint sequence of the Worm emoji is U+1FAB1. In HTML you can write it as 🪱.
When was the Worm emoji added?
The Worm emoji was added in Emoji version 13.0 and works on all modern devices and platforms.