Fire characters run from the everyday π₯ fire emoji, shorthand for hot, trending or excellent, to the alchemical π, plus β¨ hot springs, π― candle and celebration glyphs like π π. Copy any from the keys below. These are pictographic characters with no Windows Alt code, so in Word type the code shown and press Alt + X.
01 Symbols at a glance
| Symbol | How to type | |
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| Fire | U+1F525 Β· Word: 1F525 Alt+X Β· π₯ |
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| Hot Springs | U+2668 Β· Word: 2668 Alt+X Β· β¨ |
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| Alchemical Symbol For Fire | U+1F702 Β· Word: 1F702 Alt+X Β· π |
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| Candle | U+1F56F Β· Word: 1F56F Alt+X Β· π― |
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| Fireworks | U+1F386 Β· Word: 1F386 Alt+X Β· π |
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| Firework Sparkler | U+1F387 Β· Word: 1F387 Alt+X Β· π |
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| Firecracker | U+1F9E8 · Word: 1F9E8 Alt+X · 𧨠|
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| Fire Extinguisher | U+1F9EF Β· Word: 1F9EF Alt+X Β· π§― |
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| Fire Engine | U+1F692 Β· Word: 1F692 Alt+X Β· π |
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| Collision | U+1F4A5 Β· Word: 1F4A5 Alt+X Β· π₯ |
02 FAQ
How do I type the π₯ fire emoji?
On phones, the fire emoji is in the emoji keyboard under nature/weather. On desktop, copy it from the keys above, or in Word type 1F525 then Alt+X. It pastes as the real Fire character (U+1F525).
What does the π₯ fire emoji mean?
π₯ literally means fire or flame, but in messages it usually means something is excellent, exciting or "on fire", a hot take, a great outfit, a trending post. Context decides between the literal and the slang sense.
Is there a plain (non-emoji) fire symbol?
Yes, the alchemical symbol for fire π (U+1F702) is an upward triangle used in old chemistry, and β¨ (U+2668) is the hot-springs sign. Both are more symbolic and less colourful than the π₯ emoji.