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Bookmark Tabs Emoji 📑

Stacked printed pages with a small colored tab clipped to one, the office version of marking a spot rather than the personal kind. It stands for flagging a key section in a document — a contract clause, a highlighted line someone needs to find fast without rereading the whole file.

What 📑 means

A combination of a 📄 Page Facing Up and a neat A4 sized printed sheet of white paper behind it, both having page flags with blue and white sides, with the white side stuck on them.

The 📑 Bookmark Tabs emoji represents the act of bookmarking or specially marking any important portions/paragraphs in a typed/printed document, book, booklet, etc. It symbolizes importance, special detail, and attention, along with a hint of emphasis.

How and when to use it

Bookmark tabs have different meanings when considered in an online and offline scenario. Beginning with the online use-case: Bring in 📑 while informing/advising someone about bookmarking a site page for further reference. Like, "Just bookmark it, it's super easy that way 📑".
Now, the offline usage: You could use 📑 while informing someone that you have bookmarked the most important/significant parts in a particular document.
If you're looking for a better, more creative use-case, then, you could use 📑 while referring to important phases, parts, or even situations in one's life or any aspect of it.
For example, "I'd really suggest you bookmark such difficult and challenging times 📑. Because you can never gain the experience and learning what these times could possibly teach you".
📑 could also be an emoji translation of 'paying attention to certain details' or even a subtle way of emphasizing, as mentioned previously.

Other Names

📑 Bookmarked Sections
📑 Stickies
📑 Bookmarking
📑 Bookmark Stickers
📑 Flags
📑 Flaps
📑 Markers

The lowdown

Category: Objects › book-paper
Codepoints: U+1F4D1
Emoji version: Emoji 0.6
Shortcodes: :bookmark_tabs:
Keywords: bookmark, mark, marker, tabs

How it looks across platforms

Seeing a blank box instead of the emoji somewhere? Here's why that happens. Curious why the designs above don't match to begin with? Here's why that happens too.