Shape Symbols

Circles, squares, diamonds and bullets for lists and layouts.

•Bullet
◦White Bullet
‣Triangular Bullet
⁃Hyphen Bullet
∙Bullet Operator
·Middle Dot
○White Circle
●Black Circle
◎Bullseye
◉Fisheye
◌Dotted Circle
◯Large Circle
□White Square
■Black Square
▪Black Small Square
▫White Small Square
◆Black Diamond
◇White Diamond
◈White Diamond Containing Black Small Diamond
▣Square with Square Inside
▤Square With Horizontal Fill
▥Square With Vertical Fill
▦Square With Orthogonal Crosshatch Fill
▧Square With Upper Left To Lower Right Fill
▨Square With Upper Right To Lower Left Fill
▩Square With Diagonal Crosshatch Fill
△White Triangle
▲Up Triangle
▽White Down-Pointing Triangle
▼Down Triangle
◁White Left-Pointing Triangle
◀Black Left-Pointing Triangle
▷White Right-Pointing Triangle
▶Right Triangle
◐Circle with Left Half Black
◑Circle With Right Half Black
◒Circle With Lower Half Black
◓Circle With Upper Half Black
▒Medium Shade
░Light Shade
▓Dark Shade
█Full Block

Shape symbols by name

How to copy and paste symbols

Click any symbol and it is copied to your clipboard. Paste it into a message, social bio, document or spreadsheet. The name under a symbol opens its page with the Windows Alt code, Mac shortcut and HTML code.

How to type symbols on a keyboard

Windows Alt codes: hold Alt and type the number on the numeric keypad. Alt+3 gives ♥ and Alt+0176 gives °. Codes without a leading zero come from code page 437, codes with a leading zero from Windows-1252. Laptops without a numeric keypad cannot use them.

Microsoft Word: type the Unicode code point (for example 2665) and press Alt+X.

Mac: press Control + Command + Space to open Emoji & Symbols and search by name. Some symbols have Option shortcuts on the U.S. layout, such as Option+G for ©.

Sources: Unicode 14.0.0 character names; Windows code pages 437 and 1252 for Alt codes.