Seasons emoji
The four seasons each have a small set of emoji that sum them up: cherry blossoms for spring, sun for summer, falling leaves for autumn, and snow for winter.
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The four season emoji sets
Emoji grouped by weather and nature can represent the seasons. This page brings together the most common season emojis: spring flowers, summer sun, autumn leaves and winter snow. You can copy any of them to use in your messages.
- ๐ธ Cherry blossom โ spring, new growth
- โ๏ธ Sun โ summer, heat
- ๐ Fallen leaf โ autumn, falling
- โ๏ธ Snowflake โ winter, cold
- ๐ท Tulip โ spring, bright
- ๐ป Sunflower โ summer, tall bloom
- ๐ Maple leaf โ autumn, colour
- โ Snowman โ winter
The comparison table on this page shows the difference between similar emojis like the two spring flowers or the two autumn leaves.
Spring emoji
Spring is the season of new growth. Two flowers that signal spring are ๐ธ cherry blossom and ๐ท tulip. Cherry blossoms are strongly associated with Japanese spring and hanami flower viewing, while tulips are a broader sign of the season in many countries.
The cherry blossom emoji is pink, and the tulip emoji is often red or pink. Use these for spring break, Easter, garden updates or simply announcing that warmer weather has arrived. For a fuller spring emoji set, see the spring emoji page.
Compare seasons with similar emoji
| Emoji | Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| cherry blossomU+1F338 | A pink spring flower, often used for hanami and spring in Japan | |
| tulipU+1F337 | A spring flower, often shown in pink or red | |
| sunU+2600 U+FE0F | Represents summer heat and bright weather | |
| sunflowerU+1F33B | A tall summer flower that follows the sun | |
| fallen leafU+1F342 | A brown leaf that suggests autumn and falling | |
| maple leafU+1F341 | A red-orange leaf, often associated with autumn foliage | |
| snowflakeU+2744 U+FE0F | A six-pointed ice crystal for winter and cold | |
| snowman without snowU+26C4 | A snowman for winter messages |
Summer emoji
Summer is heat, holidays and long days, shown by โ๏ธ sun and ๐ป sunflower. The sun emoji works for hot weather, beach trips and bright moods, and the sunflower adds a cheerful summer touch.
The sun emoji is yellow, and the sunflower is also yellow with a brown centre. Combine them with other warm-weather symbols for a summery caption. The summer emoji page has more seasonal picks.
Autumn emoji
Autumn is the season of falling leaves. Two leaf emojis that suit autumn are ๐ fallen leaf and ๐ maple leaf. The falling leaves give the season its golden colour. They suit cosy captions, Halloween posts and any mention of cooler weather.
The fallen leaf emoji is brown, and the maple leaf is red-orange. Mix them with pumpkins and spice for a full autumn mood. Use them to announce leaf-peeping trips or share an autumn walk. The fall emoji page covers the whole set.
Winter emoji
Winter is cold and snowy, represented by โ๏ธ snowflake and โ snowman. Use these for holiday greetings, skiing updates and anything chilly. A light dusting of snow is enough to make the season feel festive.
The snowflake emoji is white or light blue, and the snowman emoji shows a snowman made of two snowballs with a face. They pair well with cosy symbols like hot drinks and scarves. The winter emoji page lists more winter emojis.
Questions people ask
What are the main seasons emoji?
The main seasons emoji are: ๐ธ cherry blossom and ๐ท tulip for spring, โ๏ธ sun and ๐ป sunflower for summer, ๐ fallen leaf and ๐ maple leaf for autumn, and โ๏ธ snowflake and โ snowman for winter.
How do I copy and paste a seasons emoji?
On a computer, select the emoji and use your browser or app's copy command (often Ctrl+C or Command+C) to copy, then paste with Ctrl+V or Command+V.
Which emoji represents autumn?
The fallen leaf ๐ and maple leaf ๐ are the two most common autumn emoji. They appear in messages about cooler weather, foliage and Halloween.
Can I use seasons emojis all year round?
Yes, but they are most fitting in their respective seasons. Some, like the sun โ๏ธ, are used for general brightness or positive energy.
About this guide
Written and maintained by the Emoji Directory editorial team, without ads or sponsorship. Meanings describe how the emoji is commonly used in public posts and messages, not an official definition. Names, code points, versions, keywords and translations come from the Unicode Emoji 18.0 and CLDR data; shortcodes from the gemoji project. Last reviewed . Spotted a mistake or a new usage? Tell us, or read how the directory is made.