📃

Page with Curl Emoji 📃

A printed page curling up at its bottom edge, Unicode's stand-in for a formal document rather than a handwritten note. It covers contracts, forms, and official letters in a caption, reading a notch more buttoned-up than its flatter cousin, 📄 Page Facing Up, which skips the curl entirely.

What 📃 means

A white sheet of paper with a page full of typed words. The format of the content seems to be a letter, a formal, official letter that has an inward curl or curve at the bottom.

The 📃 Page With Curl emoji represents a rolled A4 sized paper or a bundle of A4 sized papers that are newly un-rolled. It could suggest a form, a letter, an agreement/contract, or any piece of confidentiality.

How and when to use it

If you're sharing a post or a repost about 'filling a form' (a physical form or an online one), you could use 📃 in the caption. Like, "Fill in this online form to proceed 📃".
You could also use 📃 while broadly referring to agreements or contracts as well. For example, "This is love, man. Not some contract that you can make rules for 📃".
Speaking of rules! 📃 could also represent them! For instance, "Go through the rules before you dive into the game 📃", "Rule breakers are uniqueness redefined 📃", or "Read the rules all you want 📃, but the game always changes".
If you're texting someone or posting a social media memory about a very special offer letter, business letter, etc, feel free to use 📃 - "I got the job!!!! 📃". Similarly, 📃 could also refer to a resume or a CV.

Other Names

📃 Un-Rolled Paper
📃 Agreement
📃 Form
📃 Business Letter
📃 Offer Letter
📃 Letter
📃 Confidential Papers
📃 Curled Page
📃 Curly Paper

The lowdown

Category: Objects › book-paper
Codepoints: U+1F4C3
Emoji version: Emoji 0.6
Shortcodes: :page_with_curl:
Keywords: curl, document, page, paper

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.