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⚡High Voltage / Lightning

U+26A1 • :zap: • Symbols & Shapes

Developer & Web Encodings (1-Click Copy)

Hex CodepointU+26A1
Shortcode:zap:
HTML Decimal⚡
HTML Hex⚡
JavaScript / ES6\u{26A1}
CSS Content\0026A1

Cross-Platform Display & Visual Rendering

Emojis are rendered natively by each operating system's built-in font engine. While the underlying Unicode codepoint (U+26A1) is universally identical, the visual art style adapts to your viewer's device:

Apple (iOS & macOS)
⚡

Rendered via Apple Color Emoji font. Glossy, dimensional art style.

Google (Android & Chrome)
⚡

Rendered via Noto Color Emoji. Flat, clean graphic design.

Microsoft (Windows 11)
⚡

Rendered via Segoe UI Emoji. Fluent design style with thick outlines.

Technical Metadata & Character Specifications

Unicode Character⚡
Official NameHigh Voltage / Lightning
Hex Codepoint SequenceU+26A1
Decimal Codepoint(s)9889
HTML Decimal Entity⚡
HTML Hex Entity⚡
UTF-8 Hex BytesE2 9A A1
UTF-16 Surrogate Pairs0x26A1
Discord / Slack Shortcode:zap:
CategorySymbols & Shapes
Search Keywordsbolt, flash, electric, fast

Frequently Asked Questions about High Voltage / Lightning (⚡)

How do I copy and paste the High Voltage / Lightning emoji (⚡)?

Click the "Copy ⚡ Emoji" button on this page. The symbol will immediately copy to your device clipboard, ready to paste on WhatsApp, Instagram, TikTok, Discord, Twitter (X), or Facebook.

What does the High Voltage / Lightning emoji (⚡) mean in texting?

The High Voltage / Lightning emoji (⚡) belongs to the "Symbols & Shapes" category and is commonly used in messaging, social media bios, and online communication to represent high voltage / lightning.

What is the Unicode codepoint and HTML entity for High Voltage / Lightning?

The official Unicode codepoint sequence is U+26A1 (HTML Decimal: ⚡, HTML Hex: ⚡). Its Discord and Slack shortcode is :zap:.

Does the High Voltage / Lightning emoji work on iPhone, Android, and Windows?

Yes, ⚡ is an official Unicode standard character supported natively across all modern versions of Apple iOS, Google Android, Microsoft Windows 11, and macOS without requiring any custom font installations.

How can I type High Voltage / Lightning using a keyboard shortcut?

On Windows, press "Windows Key + ." (period) to open the emoji picker and search "High Voltage / Lightning". On Mac, press "Command + Control + Space". On smartphones and tablets, tap the smiley face icon on your virtual keyboard.