Meaning
Two interlocking oval loops forming a chain link, shown in a metallic grey. It represents a connection, a hyperlink, or a chain. In conversation it commonly stands for a web address or a clickable link, and it can also suggest attachment, partnership, or being tied to something. It often appears when sharing resources, citing sources, or pointing someone to further reading. It can additionally imply a bond between people or ideas. Because it covers both literal links and figurative connections, the intended sense usually depends on context.
Link — Approved as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010.
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Names from Unicode CLDR 48.2.1 — official Unicode data.
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Unicode data
U+1F517linkF0 9F 94 97Shortcodes
:link:HTML & CSS
🔗🔗\1F517 Languages
\u{1F517}\U0001F517\x{1F517}\u{1F517}Encodings
xn--qv8h%F0%9F%94%97Frequently asked
What does 🔗 link mean?
Two interlocking oval loops forming a chain link, shown in a metallic grey. It represents a connection, a hyperlink, or a chain. In conversation it commonly stands for a web address or a clickable link, and it can also suggest attachment, partnership, or being tied to something. It often appears when sharing resources, citing sources, or pointing someone to further reading. It can additionally imply a bond between people or ideas. Because it covers both literal links and figurative connections, the intended sense usually depends on context.
What are the Unicode codepoints and shortcode for 🔗 link?
U+1F517 (Unicode 6.0, 2010) · :link:
Which emojis are related to 🔗 link?
net with handle, 🔨 hammer, 🪓 axe, ⛏️ pick, ⚒️ hammer and pick, 🛠️ hammer and wrench, 🗡️ dagger, ⚔️ crossed swords