Eye Emoji
Eye emoji to copy and paste: π eyes, ποΈ eye, ποΈβπ¨οΈ eye in speech bubble, π§Ώ nazar amulet, and the eye-themed faces π π₯° π€© π«£ π§. Tap one to copy it with its official name and Emoji version, and see how π is used for watching, interest and gossip.
Copy an eye emoji in three steps
- Tap the emoji you need. π is the one most people want.
- For a feeling, take a face with eyes that match it: hearts, stars or a peeking eye.
- Paste it. The grid also shows nearby faces with glasses, hearts and hands over the face.
More eye and body emoji
More emoji from the same part of the Unicode list, and framed lines you can copy and edit.
Eye emoji with official names
| Emoji | Official name | Added in | Group | Skin tones |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| π | eyes | Emoji 0.6 | body parts | No |
| ποΈ | eye | Emoji 0.7 | body parts | No |
| ποΈβπ¨οΈ | eye in speech bubble | Emoji 2.0 | emotion | No |
| π§Ώ | nazar amulet | Emoji 11.0 | other object | No |
| π | smiling face with heart-eyes | Emoji 0.6 | face affection | No |
| π₯° | smiling face with hearts | Emoji 11.0 | face affection | No |
| π€© | star-struck | Emoji 5.0 | face affection | No |
| π«£ | face with peeking eye | Emoji 14.0 | face hand | No |
| π§ | face with monocle | Emoji 5.0 | face glasses | No |
π as watching, interest and gossip
The eyes emoji began as a picture of looking, and chat gave it new jobs. Sent after a message, it can mean I saw that, or I am waiting to see what happens. Sent after a link, it can mean take a look. In a group chat, it often signals gossip or a plot twist. These are habits of usage, not rules, and the tone depends on the people. In a work message, words are usually clearer than π.
Heart-eyes or star-struck
π and π€© both turn eyes into symbols, but they say different things. Hearts say love: a person, a pet or a dessert. Stars say wow: a surprise, an achievement or a great show. π₯°, the smiling face with hearts, is softer and surrounds the face with hearts rather than putting them in the eyes. π«£ covers the eyes with a hand and peeks, and means shy or too nervous to look.
The evil eye and the nazar amulet
π§Ώ is a round blue charm with an eye in the middle. It is used in Turkey, Greece and other regions as a protection against the evil eye, a belief that a hostile look can bring bad luck. As an emoji, it is a friendly sign of protection and a wish for luck. It was added in Emoji 11.0.
Device check
The emoji are copied exactly as shown, with the code in the tables. We have not yet tested them on specific phones or systems. If one appears as a box, email [email protected] with the character, device and system version. Names and versions come from the Unicode emoji data file, version 18.0, dated April 30, 2026. See also happy emoji and emoji copy and paste.
Frequently asked questions
What does π mean?
π shows a pair of eyes looking to the side. People use it to say I am watching, I see what you did, this is interesting or there is gossip here. It is playful, so it fits casual chats better than formal ones.
What is the difference between ποΈ and π?
ποΈ is a single eye, shown front on, and is used for sight, a lookout or a symbol. π is a pair of eyes looking sideways and carries the chatty, watching meaning.
What is the difference between π and π€©?
π has hearts for eyes and shows love or adoration. π€© has stars for eyes and shows amazement or excitement. Pick hearts for something you love and stars for something that wows you.
What is π§Ώ?
π§Ώ is the nazar amulet, a blue eye-shaped charm used in several regions to ward off the evil eye. It is meant as a protective symbol and is often sent as a wish for good luck.
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