🧛

Vampire

  • Halloween
  • undead
  • vampire
U+1F9DB

The vampire emoji, whose Unicode name is “vampire”, is part of the People & Body group. It is closely tied to Halloween, undead and vampire, which is what people usually have in mind when they search for it. Its positivity score is 43 out of 100, which places it in the Neutral range.

The usual emoji copy and paste route runs from this page straight into a chat app, and Vampire keeps its meaning on the way.

1. Vampire emoji attributes

Symbol
🧛
Name
Vampire
English name
vampire
Unicode code point
U+1F9DB
HTML entity
🧛
Decimal
🧛
Keywords
Halloween, undead, vampire
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Size
Background
512 × 512 PNG · transparent background

2. Vampire emoji meaning

Within People & Body, the vampire emoji belongs to the Fantasy Roles subgroup, which gathers 33 related symbols. People reach for it when the topic is Halloween, undead and vampire. Used alone it is a reaction; used with text it becomes part of the message.

In everyday chat, the vampire (🧛) usually appears alongside words about Halloween, undead and vampire. A few words of text make the intent clearer than the symbol on its own.

3. Vampire emoji sentiment

Neutral
43 / 100

Scored 43 out of 100, this emoji sits in the Neutral range. The meaning depends on context rather than on any mood of its own.

A higher score means a more positive feeling; scores near 50 are neutral.

4. Vampire emoji examples

  • 1Count me in for the run 🧛
  • 2Family dinner tonight 🧛
  • 3Thanks, that helped a lot 🧛

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