Circled Zero With Slash Letter
🄍 is the circled zero with a slash symbol, used to represent “none” or “not applicable” at a glance.
U+1F10D
The symbol 🄍 is known as “Circled Zero With Slash” in Unicode. It’s an enclosed/circled character designed for compact status and UI labels.
Circled Zero With Slash Letter Meaning
🄍 (Unicode U+1F10D) is a “circled zero with slash” glyph. Visually, it combines a zero with a diagonal slash inside a circle, which commonly communicates that something is absent, disallowed, or not applicable—similar to ideas like “0,” “none,” or “no result.” In practice, people use it in lists, dashboards, and forms to signal that a count is zero or that an option shouldn’t be used. Because it’s enclosed and icon-like, it works well in tight spaces such as buttons, badges, and compact notifications where a simple text phrase might take too long.
Common uses
- •Indicating “no results” or an empty count in search or reports
- •Marking an option or form field as “not applicable”
- •Showing that a setting is disabled or has a value of zero
- •Using as a quick status badge in dashboards and admin panels
- •Designing icon labels for “none/zero” states in UI mockups
Examples
🄍 Circled Zero With Slash
- 🄍Search: 🄍 No results found
- 🄍Attachments: 🄍 None available
- 🄍Subscription: 🄍 Not applicable
- 🄍Tickets remaining today: 🄍 0
- 🄍Permission: 🄍 Disabled for this role
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F10D | |
| HTML Entity | 🄍 | |
| HTML Code | 🄍 | |
| CSS | \1F10D |
FAQ
What is the Unicode code point for 🄍?
🄍 is Unicode U+1F10D (Unicode name: CIRCLED ZERO WITH SLASH).
How do I copy and paste 🄍 on my device?
Copy the character directly from this page (🄍) and paste it into your document, email, or design tool.
What does 🄍 usually mean in UI text?
It typically indicates “none,” “0,” “not applicable,” or a state that is disabled/absent.
Can developers use an escape sequence instead of copying the character?
Yes. Use HTML entity 🄍, CSS escape \\1F10D, or JavaScript escape \\u{1F10D}.