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Squares, circles, triangles, diamonds and more, plus blocks and lines for text art. Tap one to copy it.
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Squares and rectangles
In Unicode names, “black” means filled and “white” means outline.
Circles
Triangles
Also used as arrows and play buttons.
Diamonds and lozenges
Pentagons, hexagons and stars
More geometric shapes
Quarter-circle arcs, bullets and the rest of the Geometric Shapes block.
Colored shape emoji
Block elements
Shades and solid blocks for text art and progress bars.
Box drawing
Every line and corner of the Box Drawing block, for tables and frames made of text.
Common shapes: names and codes
Name and code point come from the Unicode Character Database; HTML codes and Windows Alt codes are the standard ones for each character.
| Symbol | Name | Code point | HTML | Windows Alt code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ■ | BLACK SQUARE | U+25A0 | ■ | Alt+254 |
| □ | WHITE SQUARE | U+25A1 | □ | none |
| ▪ | BLACK SMALL SQUARE | U+25AA | ▪ | none |
| ▫ | WHITE SMALL SQUARE | U+25AB | ▫ | none |
| ▬ | BLACK RECTANGLE | U+25AC | ▬ | Alt+22 |
| ▭ | WHITE RECTANGLE | U+25AD | ▭ | none |
| ● | BLACK CIRCLE | U+25CF | ● | none |
| ○ | WHITE CIRCLE | U+25CB | ○ | Alt+9 |
| ◯ | LARGE CIRCLE | U+25EF | ◯ | none |
| ◉ | FISHEYE | U+25C9 | ◉ | none |
| ◎ | BULLSEYE | U+25CE | ◎ | none |
| ◐ | CIRCLE WITH LEFT HALF BLACK | U+25D0 | ◐ | none |
| ◑ | CIRCLE WITH RIGHT HALF BLACK | U+25D1 | ◑ | none |
| ▲ | BLACK UP-POINTING TRIANGLE | U+25B2 | ▲ | Alt+30 |
| △ | WHITE UP-POINTING TRIANGLE | U+25B3 | △ | none |
| ▼ | BLACK DOWN-POINTING TRIANGLE | U+25BC | ▼ | Alt+31 |
| ▽ | WHITE DOWN-POINTING TRIANGLE | U+25BD | ▽ | none |
| ► | BLACK RIGHT-POINTING POINTER | U+25BA | ► | Alt+16 |
| ◄ | BLACK LEFT-POINTING POINTER | U+25C4 | ◄ | Alt+17 |
| ◆ | BLACK DIAMOND | U+25C6 | ◆ | none |
| ◇ | WHITE DIAMOND | U+25C7 | ◇ | none |
| ◈ | WHITE DIAMOND CONTAINING BLACK SMALL DIAMOND | U+25C8 | ◈ | none |
| ◊ | LOZENGE | U+25CA | ◊ | none |
| ⬟ | BLACK PENTAGON | U+2B1F | ⬟ | none |
| ⬠ | WHITE PENTAGON | U+2B20 | ⬠ | none |
| ⬢ | BLACK HEXAGON | U+2B22 | ⬢ | none |
| ⬡ | WHITE HEXAGON | U+2B21 | ⬡ | none |
| ▰ | BLACK PARALLELOGRAM | U+25B0 | ▰ | none |
| ▱ | WHITE PARALLELOGRAM | U+25B1 | ▱ | none |
| █ | FULL BLOCK | U+2588 | █ | Alt+219 |
| ░ | LIGHT SHADE | U+2591 | ░ | Alt+176 |
| ▒ | MEDIUM SHADE | U+2592 | ▒ | Alt+177 |
| ▓ | DARK SHADE | U+2593 | ▓ | Alt+178 |
Black and white shapes
In Unicode names, “black” means filled and “white” means outline: ■ (U+25A0 BLACK SQUARE) and □ (U+25A1 WHITE SQUARE), ● (U+25CF BLACK CIRCLE) and ○ (U+25CB WHITE CIRCLE). Some of them have emoji versions too, so the text ones carry an invisible selector that asks for the plain look.
Looking for the “square” of a number?
Squared is ² (U+00B2 SUPERSCRIPT TWO) (Alt+0178 or Alt+253), and the square root sign is √ (U+221A SQUARE ROOT) (Alt+251). See the math symbols for more.
Blocks and box drawing
The last two groups are for drawing with text: shades and solid blocks (█ (U+2588 FULL BLOCK)) and every line and corner of the Box Drawing block, which has been in Unicode since Unicode 1.1 (1993).
Frequently asked questions
How do I type a square symbol?
■ is Alt+254 on Windows (code page 437). For others, copy them here or press Windows + . and open the Symbols tab.
How do I type a circle symbol?
On Windows, ○ is Alt+9 and • is Alt+0149 or Alt+7. ● and the other circles have no Alt code: copy them from this page.
Why are there two of some shapes?
Some shapes exist in several sizes (◼ ◾ ▪) and some also have emoji versions. Each is a separate character with its own name; hover over one to see it.