π means an elevator or lift, used when giving directions in a building, talking about accessibility or joking about going up. The Apple artwork shows a blue square with three white figures inside an elevator and up and down arrows above.

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The elevator emoji is mostly literal. People use it to point to a lift in a building, note step-free access, or say they are heading up or down. Some use it for an "elevator pitch".
At work, π can stand for a short "elevator pitch" or simply tell a colleague to meet at the lifts.
Take the π to the 5th floor
Coming up now π
Lift is broken again ππ©
Practising my elevator pitch π
| π vs βΏ | βΏ is the general accessibility symbol, while π means a lift specifically. |
|---|---|
| π vs βοΈ | βοΈ is just an up and down arrow, while π shows an actual elevator with people. |
| Name | elevator |
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| Codepoints | U+1F6D7 |
| Category | Objects |
| Keywords | accessibility, hoist, lift |
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π means an elevator or lift, used when giving directions in a building, talking about accessibility or joking about going up. The Apple artwork shows a blue square with three white figures inside an elevator and up and down arrows above.
Yes. π is the elevator emoji, and it is the same as a lift in British and Indian English.
It can. Since lifts give step-free access, people sometimes use π to show a place is accessible, often together with βΏ.
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