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Tear-off Calendar Emoji 📆

Practically the same picture as 📅 Calendar, a torn page off a daily desk calendar, and it carries the same meaning: a date, a deadline, something on the books. There's no real difference in how the two are used, just habit, and habit favors the plain calendar, so this one shows up as the less common alternate rather than a distinct meaning.

What 📆 means

A 17th July day calendar with a depiction of the rest of the month on the top border. Similar to the 📅 Calendar in design, this emoji has the bottom corner of the top leaf rolled up a little.

The 📅 Tear-Off Calendar could signify a daily calendar or a sense of taking life one day at a time. Basically, this emoji suggests an emphasis on the day(s) rather than the other time measures such as the month.

How and when to use it

Tear-off calendars are all the more exciting especially when you're counting days down to the big day (any big day. nothing particular). For example, "We're just TWO days away!!!! 📅 Yaaaaassss".
If you're using 📅 to lay emphasis on the day in your post caption or in a textual conversation, use 📅. Like, "It's okay if you cannot take it one day at a time 📅 You're allowed to even take it one second at a time".
You can also use 📅 while reminiscing literally or in a metaphorical sense. For instance, "Honestly? I remember the exact date it happened 📅" or "It's all in the past 📅 Aren't those dates torn off already?".
If you're sharing informative posts that include the 'Date' or 'When' section, you can use 📅 - "See you all on the 18th! 📅".

Other Names

📅 Daily Calendar
📅 Date
📅 Day Calendar
📅 Calendar
📅 Desk Calendar
📅 Counting Days

The lowdown

Category: Objects › office
Codepoints: U+1F4C6
Emoji version: Emoji 0.6
Shortcodes: :calendar:
Keywords: calendar, tear-off

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.