U+1F9DB U+1F3FE

🧛🏾 Vampire: medium-dark skin tone

Skin tone A click copies the symbol with the chosen tone — no need to open a separate page.

blood Dracula fangs halloween medium-dark skin tone scary supernatural teeth undead vampire

Category: People & Body
Subcategory: Fantasy Characters
Shortcode
Unicode version: 10.0 (2017)
Emoji version: 5.0 (2017)
Status: fully-qualified

What 🧛🏾 is made of

This symbol is written with several code points rather than one. Here is what stands behind it, in order.

🧛 vampire U+1F9DB
🏾 skin tone U+1F3FE

Will your readers see 🧛🏾

The symbol predates 2018, so every system in use today draws it. Safe for an email, a heading or a signature.

Apple always there
Google always there
Microsoft always there
Samsung always there

Checked against release descriptions on August 31, 2026. When new emoji reach devices.

Where the 🧛🏾 emoji is used

The 🧛🏾 smiley copies in one tap and pastes into a chat as text, not as a picture: it is a Unicode symbol, so it works the same in WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord and in a post caption. Every platform draws emoji its own way — below you can see how vampire: medium-dark skin tone is drawn in the open Noto, OpenMoji and Twemoji sets.

How the smiley looks on different platforms

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🧛🏾 Your deviceNative system font
Noto Color Emoji Apache License 2.0 💾 SVG
OpenMoji CC BY-SA 4.0 💾 SVG
Twemoji CC BY 4.0 💾 SVG

Only openly licensed emoji sets are shown. Artwork from Apple, Samsung and other closed platforms is not reproduced. Emoji fonts and image sets.

Skin tone · Gender

Emoji codes for developers

Name in other languages

English	vampire: medium-dark skin tone
Русский	вампир: темный тон кожи
Deutsch	Vampir: mitteldunkle Hautfarbe
Español	vampiro: tono de piel oscuro medio
Français	vampire : peau mate
Polski	wampir: karnacja średnio ciemna
Dansk	vampyr: medium til mørk teint
Українська	вампір: помірно темний тон шкіри
Português	vampiro: pele morena escura

Unicode CLDR 48

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