What is the Unicode code point for 🍞?

Bread is encoded as the single code point U+1F35E.

When was 🍞 added to Unicode?

🍞 was approved as part of Emoji 0.6 and released in 2010, under Unicode 6.0.

Copy 🍞 from this page, or type its shortcode — :bread: — in an app that expands them, such as GitHub, Slack or Discord.

Why does 🍞 look different on my phone?

Every platform draws its own artwork for the same code point, so 🍞 changes depending on where you see it. This page compares 247 renderings, including Apple, Google, Samsung and Microsoft.

What is 🍞 called in other languages?

Unicode's CLDR publishes a name for it in 9 other languages, including خبز in Arabic, Brot in German and pan de molde in Spanish.

Did 🍞 exist before Unicode?

Yes. Bread was carried by DoCoMo, KDDI au and SoftBank on Japanese mobile phones from 1997, before Unicode encoded it.

What category is 🍞 in?

🍞 belongs to Unicode's Food & Drink group, in the food prepared subgroup.

🍞

U+1F35E

Bread

Emoji 0.6 · 2010

About

Bread, a single Unicode character. Part of the Food & Drink group, food prepared subgroup. Approved as part of Emoji 0.6, released in 2010.

Platform renderings

Apple
iOS 18.4
System font — artwork not licensed for redistribution
Google
Android 15.0
Samsung
One UI 7.0
System font — artwork not licensed for redistribution
Microsoft
Windows 11
System font — artwork not licensed for redistribution
Microsoft 3D Fluent
Fluent 16.0
Microsoft Teams
15.1
System font — artwork not licensed for redistribution
WhatsApp
2.17
System font — artwork not licensed for redistribution
Facebook
15.0
System font — artwork not licensed for redistribution
Messenger
1.0
System font — artwork not licensed for redistribution
Twitter / X
Twemoji 15.1
Twitter Emoji Stickers
13.1
System font — artwork not licensed for redistribution
OpenMoji
15.1
Noto Emoji
Noto 2.042
Noto Animated Emoji
17.0
JoyPixels
9.0
System font — artwork not licensed for redistribution
Toss Face
March 2022
System font — artwork not licensed for redistribution
emojidex
1.0.34
System font — artwork not licensed for redistribution
Huawei
Harmony OS 5.0
System font — artwork not licensed for redistribution
LG
Velvet
System font — artwork not licensed for redistribution
Sony
13.1
System font — artwork not licensed for redistribution
HTC
Sense 8
System font — artwork not licensed for redistribution
NEC
Pi Et1
System font — artwork not licensed for redistribution
SerenityOS
2026 02 04
Icons8
14.0
System font — artwork not licensed for redistribution
Skype
1.2
System font — artwork not licensed for redistribution
au by KDDI
Type F
System font — artwork not licensed for redistribution
DoCoMo
2013
System font — artwork not licensed for redistribution
SoftBank
2014
System font — artwork not licensed for redistribution

21 platforms shown using your device's own emoji font. Their artwork is proprietary and this site does not redistribute it.

Timeline

1997 — 2025

19972025

Showing 58 of 58 events through 2025

1997Pre-Unicode
Pre-Unicode origin
Originated on SoftBank in 1997, before Unicode encoding.
2012First render
First appeared on Microsoft
Segoe UI Emoji, proprietary.
2013First render
First appeared on Google
2013Redesign
Microsoft Windows 8.1
Segoe UI Emoji, proprietary.
2013Redesign
Google Android 4.4
2014First render
First appeared on Twitter / X
2014Redesign
Google Android 5.0
2015First render
First appeared on Apple
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2015Redesign
Microsoft Windows 10
Segoe UI Emoji, proprietary.
2015Redesign
Apple iOS 9.1
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2016Redesign
Twitter / X Twemoji 2.0
2016Redesign
Google Android 7.0
Blob emoji retired.
2016Redesign
Google Android 7.1
2016Redesign
Apple iOS 10.2
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2017First render
First appeared on WhatsApp
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2017First render
First appeared on Samsung
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2017First render
First appeared on Facebook
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2017Redesign
Google Android 8.0
2017Redesign
Apple iOS 11.1
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2018Redesign
Samsung Experience 9.0
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2018Redesign
Twitter / X Twemoji 11.0
2018Redesign
Google Android 9.0
2018Redesign
Apple iOS 12.1
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2019Redesign
Samsung One UI 1.0
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2019Redesign
Facebook 4.0
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2019Redesign
Twitter / X Twemoji 12.0
2019Redesign
Google Android 10.0
2019Redesign
Apple iOS 13.2
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2020First render
First appeared on JoyPixels
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2020Redesign
Twitter / X Twemoji 13.0
2020Redesign
Samsung One UI 2.5
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2020Redesign
Google Android 11.0
2020Redesign
Apple iOS 14.2
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2021First render
First appeared on OpenMoji
2021Redesign
JoyPixels 6.0
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2021Redesign
Facebook 13.1
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2021Redesign
Google Android 12.0
2021Redesign
Microsoft Windows 11
Fluent Emoji, MIT licensed.
2021Redesign
Samsung One UI 4.0
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2021Redesign
Twitter / X Twemoji 14.0
2022Redesign
Apple iOS 15.4
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2022Redesign
OpenMoji 14.0
2022Redesign
JoyPixels 7.0
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2022Redesign
Samsung One UI 5.0
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2023Redesign
Apple iOS 16.4
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2023Redesign
Facebook 15.0
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2023Redesign
Twitter / X Twemoji 15.0
Community-maintained fork after Twitter archived the original repo.
2023Redesign
JoyPixels 8.0
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2023Redesign
OpenMoji 15.0
2023Redesign
Samsung One UI 6.0
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2024Redesign
Twitter / X Twemoji 15.1
2024Redesign
Apple iOS 17.4
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2024First render
First appeared on Noto Emoji
2024Redesign
OpenMoji 15.1
2024Redesign
JoyPixels 9.0
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2024Redesign
Google Android 15.0
2025Redesign
Apple iOS 18.4
Imported from a local artwork bank.
2025Redesign
Samsung One UI 7.0
Imported from a local artwork bank.

Encodings

UTF-8: F0 9F 8D 9E
UTF-8 escaped: \xF0\x9F\x8D\x9E
UTF-16: D83C DF5E
UTF-32: 0001F35E
HTML decimal: 🍞
HTML hex: 🍞
CSS: \01F35E
JavaScript: \u{1F35E}
JS surrogateFor pre-ES2015 targets: \uD83C\uDF5E
Python: \U0001F35E
URL encoded: %F0%9F%8D%9E
Base64: 8J+Nng==

Unicode proposals

The documents submitted to the Unicode Consortium that introduced this character.

Before Unicode

This character was unified into Unicode from the Japanese carrier emoji sets that preceded it.

DoCoMoF9F2from 1999Unified into Unicode from DoCoMo F9F2.
KDDI auF383from 2000Unified into Unicode from KDDI au F383.
SoftBankF9D9from 1997Unified into Unicode from SoftBank F9D9.

Frequently asked questions

What does 🍞 mean?: Bread, a single Unicode character. Part of the Food & Drink group, food prepared subgroup. Approved as part of Emoji 0.6, released in 2010. It is commonly tagged bread, carbs, food, grain, loaf and restaurant.
What is the Unicode code point for 🍞?: Bread is encoded as the single code point U+1F35E.
When was 🍞 added to Unicode?: 🍞 was approved as part of Emoji 0.6 and released in 2010, under Unicode 6.0.
How do I type 🍞?: Copy 🍞 from this page, or type its shortcode — :bread: — in an app that expands them, such as GitHub, Slack or Discord.
Why does 🍞 look different on my phone?: Every platform draws its own artwork for the same code point, so 🍞 changes depending on where you see it. This page compares 247 renderings, including Apple, Google, Samsung and Microsoft.
What is 🍞 called in other languages?: Unicode's CLDR publishes a name for it in 9 other languages, including خبز in Arabic, Brot in German and pan de molde in Spanish.
Did 🍞 exist before Unicode?: Yes. Bread was carried by DoCoMo, KDDI au and SoftBank on Japanese mobile phones from 1997, before Unicode encoded it.
What category is 🍞 in?: 🍞 belongs to Unicode's Food & Drink group, in the food prepared subgroup.