An egg split partway open with a chick's head poking through, the moment of hatching caught mid-crack rather than finished. Easter and springtime posts use it for that literal image, and it's become a favorite for birth announcements and "new arrival" posts, the instant something's about to begin.
What π£ means
A chick with a yellow body and feathers, two tiny black eyes, and a small yellow beak that is hatching out of a cracked eggshell with its wings held on the edges of the shell.
The π£ Hatching Chick emoji signifies new life and a sense of being good as new. On some level, this emoji can also suggest a hug, being cute, naive, tender, and maybe even oblivious.
How and when to use it
- π£ can be used in textual greetings, either randomly or for occasions such as Easter.
- If you want to send a super cute virtual hug, you can use π£.
- Use π£ in the post caption if you're sharing pictures of the brand new chicks in your farm or the chick(s) that you adopted.
- Remember calling someone a hot chick? Keep the ratchet, primal instincts out of this and you can use π£ to compliment the same hot chick but with a civilized attitude - like, "OMG. You're looking gorgeous today (and everyday, of course) π£".
- You can also use π£ in your social media profile name if you're a cute chick, or if you love and adore chicks (the bird), etc.
- π£ can also be incorporated into contexts of celebrating new life. Apart from using πΆ in the post caption for your newborn's picture, you can also use π£, like "Say hello to Fred πΆ π£".
- The previous point of view can be applied even while virtually congratulating someone for their new baby. For example, "Heyyy. Much loveeee π£ Congratulations!!! π£ π " (use other emojis that would fit the context too).
Other Names
- π£ Chick
- π£ New Born
- π£ Poultry
- π£ Baby Chicken
- π£ Chick (a woman)
The lowdown
- Category
- Animals & Nature βΊ animal-bird
- Codepoints
U+1F423- Emoji version
- Emoji 0.6
- Shortcodes
:hatching_chick:- Keywords
- animal, baby, bird, chick, egg, hatching
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.
β‘ Quick round
Which joined the keyboard first β π£ Hatching Chick or πΌπΈ Flag: Samoa?
Runs with a crowd
π£ keeps company in easter emojis and yellow emojis β tap-to-copy sets for when one emoji isn't enough.