Index Pointing at the Viewer was approved as part of Unicode 14.0 in 2021 and added to Emoji 14.0 in 2021. A hand with the index finger pointing straight forward at the person viewing the emoji. Used to represent the word and concept of 'you,' the second-pers...

The index pointing at the viewer emoji 🫵 depicts a hand gesture where the index finger is extended forward, pointing directly at the person looking at the emoji. So this emoji means "you" in a figurative sense.

A yellow hand with its palm facing downward, index finger extended and pointing at the viewer with remaining fingers curled under the hand with the thumb held down. This gesture of pointing is the first and most fundamental human gesture representing a concept of "you".

Use 🫵 “Index Pointing at the Viewer” emoji in any context where there is a reference to the 🧑 Person and the word “you”. In particular, when saying to the person you’re talking to, “You look great”, “You’re so funny”, “Hey, you!”, “It’s your fault”, or “Yeah, you’re cool”.

🫵 Index Pointing At the Viewer Emoji was approved as part of Unicode 14.0 standard in 2021 with a U+1FAF5 codepoint and currently is listed in 👍 People & Body category. You may click images above to enlarge them and better understand Index Pointing At the Viewer Emoji meaning.

This emoji features a hand with the index finger extended forward, pointing directly at the viewer, while the other fingers and thumb are folded inside. The default skin tone of the hand emoji is neutral, but you can choose from different skin tones to personalize this emoji.

Index pointing at the viewer emoji meaning. The index pointing at the viewer emoji is a hand with the index finger pointing towards the viewer. It is often used to indicate a direct message or to draw attention to a particular person or thing.