Calendar characters cover dates and scheduling, the π
calendar, π tear-off and π spiral pad, plus the π notepad, π pushpin and β° alarm clock. Use them for events, deadlines and planners. Copy any from the keys below; being pictographic symbols they have no Windows Alt code, so in Word type the code shown and press Alt + X.
01 Symbols at a glance
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| Calendar | U+1F4C5 Β· Word: 1F4C5 Alt+X Β· π
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| Tear-Off Calendar | U+1F4C6 Β· Word: 1F4C6 Alt+X Β· π |
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| Spiral Calendar Pad | U+1F5D3 Β· Word: 1F5D3 Alt+X Β· π |
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| Spiral Note Pad | U+1F5D2 Β· Word: 1F5D2 Alt+X Β· π |
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| Card Index | U+1F4C7 Β· Word: 1F4C7 Alt+X Β· π |
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| Pushpin | U+1F4CC Β· Word: 1F4CC Alt+X Β· π |
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| Alarm Clock | U+23F0 Β· Word: 23F0 Alt+X Β· β° |
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| Clipboard | U+1F4CB Β· Word: 1F4CB Alt+X Β· π |
02 FAQ
How do I type a π calendar symbol?
On phones, the calendar is in the emoji keyboard under objects. On desktop, copy it from the keys above, or in Word type 1F4C5 then Alt+X. It pastes as the real Calendar character (U+1F4C5).
What is the difference between π and π?
π (U+1F4C5) is a plain calendar page; π (U+1F4C6) is a "tear-off" calendar showing a date being pulled away. Use π for dates in general and π to suggest a day passing or a deadline.
Which symbol is best for a scheduled event?
π works for a date, π (spiral calendar) for a planner or month view, and β° for a timed reminder. Pair π (pushpin) or β with them to mark something pinned or done.