🙆🏼: person gesturing OK: medium-light skin tone, shown with arms forming a large circle above the head. This usually means complete approval, agreement, or a signal that everything is all right. Commonly used in replies like 'Everything is fine 🙆🏼' or 'I am okay with this plan!'

🙆🏽: person gesturing OK: medium skin tone, shown with arms forming a large circle above the head. This usually means saying OK, giving approval, or confirming that everything is all good. For example, use it for 'Everything is fine 🙆🏽' or 'The plan is OK 🙆🏽'. It is also common for showing agreement or signaling that a goal has been reached.

🙆🏿: person gesturing OK: dark skin tone, usually shown with arms forming a large circle above the head. This gesture usually means total agreement, approval, or that everything is going well. People use it to say 'Everything is OK!' or 'That's fine with me'. It is common in chats for quick confirmation or when replying to a request with an enthusiastic 'yes'.

🙆🏻: person gesturing OK: light skin tone, shown with arms forming a large O above the head. This usually means everything is fine, approved, or correct. It is commonly used to say OK or confirm that a situation is all good. People use it for replies like 'Got it! 🙆🏻' or 'Everything is ready 🙆🏻'. It also works well for confirming attendance or agreeing to a proposal in group chats.

🙆🏾‍♂️: man gesturing OK: medium-dark skin tone, usually shown as a person with arms curved into a large circle above the head. This usually means saying OK, confirming approval, or signaling that everything is all good. It is commonly used for agreement, success, or indicating that a situation is correct. For example, use it to say 'The plan is 🙆🏾‍♂️' or 'All good here 🙆🏾‍♂️' when responding to a status update. It also works well for quick approvals in work chats or social planning.