π means an attachment or something added to a message, like a file, photo or document. It is also used for keeping things together or office work. The Apple artwork shows a single shiny silver paperclip set at an angle.

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The paperclip is closely linked to attachments in email and apps, so people use it to say see attached, a file is coming, or link below. It also stands for office tasks, school paperwork and staying organized. Some people use it as a nod to Clippy, the old paperclip assistant from Microsoft Office. It has no other slang meaning.
It usually points to an attached file, document or link. It reads as neutral and helpful.
It sometimes appears next to a link in a bio or caption to show where to click.
Report attached π let me know if anything is missing
Link in bio ππ
Sending the form now π
My whole desk is paperwork today ππ
| π vs ποΈ | ποΈ shows two linked paperclips and is used more for linking or connecting things, while π usually means one attachment. |
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| π vs π | π is a pushpin for pinning or marking something important, while π is for attaching or clipping things together. |
| Name | paperclip |
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| Codepoints | U+1F4CE |
| Category | Objects |
| Keywords | paperclip |
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π means an attachment or something added to a message, like a file, photo or document. It is also used for keeping things together or office work. The Apple artwork shows a single shiny silver paperclip set at an angle.
Sometimes. Some people use π as a joke about Clippy, the paperclip assistant in old Microsoft Office, but most of the time it simply means an attachment.
π usually means an attached file, while π means a link or URL. Many people use them loosely for both.
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