Orangutan

Orangutan Emoji

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What does the Orangutan emoji mean?

1

An orangutan — an orange-furred ape with long arms, shown sitting with bent legs and facing forward. On some platforms the image is depicted scratching its head. Be aware: in certain contexts this depiction has been used as a racist insult toward people with darker skin tones.

2

This emoji shows a full-body orangutan with orange fur and large hands. It’s sitting with one hand on its head, as if scratching, and the exact shade of its coat can vary between messaging apps and platforms.

People use it when talking about animals, wildlife, or nature — and it’s perfect for playful teasing too, letting you call someone a monkey in a lighthearted, not-too-offensive way.

Apple Name

  • 🦧 Orangutan

Unicode Name

  • 🦧 Orangutan

Download the Orangutan emoji

Vector file from the Noto Emoji set by Google, licence CC BY 4.0.

🦧 Emoji Codes

Codepoints

U+1F9A7

Shortcodes

  • works in Github, Slack, Emojipedia, Discord

For developers

URL escape code %F0%9F%A6%A7
Punycode xn--3t9h
Bytes (UTF-8) F0 9F A6 A7
JavaScript, JSON, Java \uD83E\uDDA7
C, C++, Python \U0001f9a7
CSS \01F9A7
PHP, Ruby \u{1F9A7}
Perl \x{1F9A7}
HTML hex 🦧
HTML dec 🦧

Tags: ape, orangutan, animal, monkey

Category: Animals & Nature

Subgroup: Mammals