Type 1F68C + Alt+X to Insert a Bus Emoji 🚌 | Microsoft Word Unicode Shortcut

 

Did you know you can type any Unicode character in Microsoft Word using its hexadecimal code? Just type 1F68C (the code for the bus emoji), then press Alt+X – it instantly turns into 🚌! This works for thousands of symbols, emojis, and special characters. In this quick tip, I’ll show you how to use the Alt+X shortcut to save time and impress your friends. Perfect for Word users, writers, and productivity fans.

🔹 Steps:

  1. Type the Unicode hex code (e.g., 1F68C)

  2. Press Alt+X

  3. Done – you get the character!

Try it with 1F600 → 😀, 1F4A5 → 💥, or 00A9 → ©

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