Solid and shaded blocks for text-mode bars, progress meters and ASCII art. Click any symbol to copy it instantly. Each card lists the Unicode code point and, where one exists, the HTML entity — handy for writing, design and code alike.
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Using these in code
Copy the character directly, or use the code point shown on each card: for example U+2192 becomes → in HTML and → in JavaScript strings.
Frequently asked questions
How do I copy block elements?
Click or tap any symbol to copy it. The card shows its Unicode code point and HTML entity where one exists.
Can I use these in code?
Yes. Copy the character directly, or use the shown code point (e.g. U+2192) as \u in JavaScript or → in HTML.
Will they display everywhere?
Most common symbols render widely, but rarer glyphs depend on the font in use on the device.