Windows
2 options- Press Win + . (period) to open the emoji & symbol picker.
- Or in Word: type 1F0A2 then Alt + X for the first codepoint.
Multi-codepoint sequence โ emoji picker is the reliable option.
A symbol from the Card and Dice Symbols collection. Click the symbol or the button below to copy.
Download Playing Card Two Of Spades as SVG or PNG โ or add a caption to make a labelled icon, badge or sticker.
Fill color applies to monochrome symbols; multicolor emoji keep their own colors. Add a circle/rounded background to make an app icon or avatar. Exports are self-contained; the SVG embeds the glyph's font. Without a background, exports are transparent.
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The two of spades is one of the fifty-two standard cards in the playing card deck, represented here in a stylized form typical of Unicode's playing card symbols. It belongs to the spades suit, which is one of the four French-suited suits, and the numeral "2" indicates its rank as the lowest numbered card in the suit. This character is part of the Playing Cards block, which encodes the full deck of French-suited playing cards in their traditional order and design.
This specific character is not an emoji and is intended for use in textual representation of card games, such as in digital card game interfaces, card-related notations, or when displaying a hand of cards in plain text. Its design follows the conventional layout, with the suit symbol and rank number arranged in a way that mimics physical playing cards, allowing it to be recognized by readers familiar with standard card games.
Native keyboard shortcuts for each operating system โ derived from the codepoint, so the steps below are always accurate.
Multi-codepoint sequence โ emoji picker is the reliable option.
Every form of this character โ for HTML, CSS, JavaScript, URLs and more. Click any value to copy.
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