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Geometric shape symbols — squares, diamonds, triangles and circles in filled and outlined variants. Tap a card to copy it, or save your favorites with the heart (♡). They’re the building blocks of text-based design: bullets, patterns, progress bars, you name it.
Alternate ◆ and ◇ for an elegant separator row, use ■ and □ to draw a progress bar like ■■■□□ 60%, or mark list items with ▣ instead of boring hyphens. Small shapes, surprisingly big design impact.
Editor's picks & how to use them
- Black Square — A weighty bullet point
- White Square — An empty cell in charts
- Black Circle — Dots that show progress steps
- White Circle — The unselected option dot
- Black Diamond — Stands in for the diamond suit
- Black Up-Pointing Triangle — Marks a rising number
- Black Right-Pointing Triangle — A play-button list marker
- White Diamond Containing Black Small Diamond — A gem-like accent beside titles
- White Hexagon — Honeycomb and chemistry motifs
- Circle with Left Half Black — A half-and-half concept mark
FAQ
What are geometric shapes like ■ and □ for?
Custom bullet points, progress bars (■■■□□), and minimalist bio decorations. Filled and outline pairs are especially handy for showing on/off states.
How do I make a text progress bar?
Repeat filled and empty shapes: ■■■■□□□ reads as 4 out of 7. It's a popular trick for study logs and goal trackers in bios and tweets.
Why do some shapes align oddly?
Shapes come from different Unicode blocks, so widths vary by font. If a row looks uneven, stick to shapes from the same family — all ■□ or all ●○.