☢️
Radioactive Emoji
📋 Copy & Code
Emoji
☢️
With name
☢️ Radioactive
Shortcode
:radioactive_sign:
Unicode
U+2622 U+FE0F
HTML Dec
☢️
HTML Hex
☢️
CSS
\2622\FE0F
C, C++ & Python
\u2622\ufe0f
Java, JS & JSON
\u2622\uFE0F
Perl
\x{2622}\x{FE0F}
PHP & Ruby
\u{2622 FE0F}
URL Escape
%E2%98%A2%EF%B8%8F
💡 What does ☢️ mean?
The Radioactive emoji ☢️ belongs to the Warning group within Symbols and is commonly used when conversations touch on Warning. It's supported on every modern platform and works in texts, social media posts, emails, and more.
Works great in casual chats, social media captions, and reactions. Pair it with related emojis for richer expression.
First introduced in Unicode 1.0.
💬 Chat Examples
Here's how the Radioactive emoji ☢️ is used in real conversations:
Radioactive zone ☢️
Chernobyl vibes ☢️🏭
Don't mutate! ☢️🧟♂️
🖼️ Radioactive on Different Platforms
Apple
Google
Twitter / X
Facebook
☢️
Your Browser
🔗 Word Associations
The ☢️ emoji is often associated with:
⌨️ How to type ☢️
Windows
Win + . → search "radioactive"
Mac
Cmd + Ctrl + Space
Linux
Ctrl + . (GNOME)
Mobile
Emoji keyboard 🔤
Or simply copy from this page!
👥 Related Emojis
📦 Other warning Emojis
❓ FAQ
What does the Radioactive emoji ☢️ mean?
The Radioactive emoji ☢️ is part of the Symbols category (warning group). It was added in Unicode 1.0 and is available on all major platforms including iOS, Android, and Windows.
How do I copy the Radioactive emoji?
Click the "Copy ☢️" button at the top of this page, or click any copy button
next to the format you need (emoji, shortcode, HTML entity, or Unicode).
What is the shortcode for ☢️?
The shortcode is
:radioactive_sign:. You can use it on platforms
like Slack, Discord, and GitHub.