🆗

OK Button Emoji 🆗

The letters 'OK' boxed in blue, the ok-button emoji is a squared stamp of approval. It confirms plans, agrees to a request, or signals that everything's fine — a quick, no-fuss way of saying 'got it' or 'sounds good' without typing either phrase out.

What 🆗 means

An 'OK' printed in white on the upper layer of a blue square. The 🆗 OK Button emoji is the emoji version of the 👌 OK Hand. Essentially, a computed button that's selectable and clickable, this emoji indicates agreement and choice.

How and when to use it

🆗 would be a great replacement to the word or the emoji (if you're lazy to apply either of the two, that is), in textual conversations and responses. For example,
*me feeling all low and on the verge of a breakdown*
Someone: "Hey. You okay?".
Me: 🆗
This applies to any context that requires your approval and agreement. For instance, "You liked the designs?" "Yep 🆗" or "It's 🆗".
Since 🆗 is a button, you could also use this emoji as a representation of choice, consent, and agreement. Like, "I continued with the project only because she agreed 🆗" or "He seemed to like the idea 🆗".
The fact that 🆗 is an abbreviation emoji is not out of the window. If you share an "inside abbreviation/joke" or a well-accepted expansion for the same, use 🆗.

Other Names

🆗 Okay
🆗 Ok
🆗 OK Sign
🆗 Agreement
🆗 Approval Button
🆗 White OK on Blue Button
🆗 Squared OK
🆗 Blue Squared OK

The lowdown

Category: Symbols › alphanum
Codepoints: U+1F197
Emoji version: Emoji 0.6
Shortcodes: :ok:
Keywords: button, OK, okay

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.