Emoticons
Symbols
Fonts
Maker
Nickname
ASCII Art
FavoritesLines & Dots symbols 191
Line and box-drawing characters — horizontal rules, verticals, and corner pieces originally designed for drawing interfaces in pure text. Tap a card to copy it, or save your favorites with the heart (♡). They’re the raw material for borders, frames, and clean section breaks.
Separate topics in a long post with a run of ━, build a simple frame using corners like ╭ and ╮ around a headline, or use the double line ║ as a stylish margin marker in ASCII layouts. For ready-made full-width rules, see the divider category.
Editor's picks & how to use them
- Light Horizontal Line — A light paragraph break
- Heavy Horizontal Line — Cuts sections with weight
- Double Horizontal Line — A double rule under headers
- Rounded Corner — Draws soft speech-bubble frames
- Bullet — The basic tool for tidy lists
- Midline Horizontal Ellipsis — Trails off with lingering feeling
- Light Dashed Line — A subtle boundary line
- Full Block — Builds loading or censor bars
- Light Shade — A gradient-like texture fill
- Wave Dash — Softens and stretches a word
FAQ
What are line and dot symbols for?
Connecting items (“Seoul ─ Busan”), leader dots in menus (“coffee ····· $3”), and subtle decoration between words where a full divider would be too heavy.
Which line should I use to connect things?
─ (box-drawing) keeps a continuous line with no gaps when repeated. Hyphens leave small breaks, so repeated ─ looks much cleaner for routes and ranges.
I need a full-width separator, not a small line.
For separators that span a post or bio, the divider category collects ready-made full-line patterns.