The 🦽 manual wheelchair emoji represents a self-propelled wheelchair and is used to talk about accessibility, mobility, disability or someone using a wheelchair. Apple shows an empty black wheelchair from the side, with a large spoked rear wheel and a small front caster.

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The tone is neutral and factual. People use it in messages about accessible venues, ramps, hospital visits, injuries or recovery, and in disability awareness posts. It shows only the chair, so it fits general accessibility topics. For a person using a manual wheelchair, many people pick 🧑🦽 instead. Using it to mock someone is considered rude.
Most often it means a real wheelchair, for example checking if a place is accessible or saying someone needs a wheelchair after surgery or an injury.
It can mark accessibility notes in event plans, building info or announcements, such as step-free entrances.
Is the restaurant step-free? Grandma's coming in her 🦽
Got the cast off but still on wheels for a bit 🦽
Ramp at the side entrance 🦽♿
Proud of how far she's come 🦽💪
| 🦽 vs ♿ | ♿ is the standard accessibility sign, while 🦽 shows an actual manual wheelchair. |
|---|---|
| 🦽 vs 🦼 | 🦼 is a motorized wheelchair, while 🦽 is pushed by hand. |
| Name | manual wheelchair |
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| Codepoints | U+1F9BD |
| Category | Travel & Places |
| Keywords | accessibility, manual, wheelchair |
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The 🦽 manual wheelchair emoji represents a self-propelled wheelchair and is used to talk about accessibility, mobility, disability or someone using a wheelchair. Apple shows an empty black wheelchair from the side, with a large spoked rear wheel and a small front caster.
Yes, 🧑🦽 shows a person in a manual wheelchair, and there are man and woman versions too. 🦽 alone shows only the chair.
It can be. Using it to tease someone about disability is widely seen as hurtful, though a person joking about their own short-term injury is usually fine.
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