Squared Latin Capital Letter X Letter
A squared, enclosed capital “X” character for clear labeling and compact icon-like text.
U+1F147
🅇 is the Unicode character called “SQUARED LATIN CAPITAL LETTER X” (U+1F147). It looks like a capital X placed inside a square, making it useful as a compact label or marker.
Squared Latin Capital Letter X Letter Meaning
The 🅇 symbol is primarily used as a stylized, self-contained letter “X” in a squared, enclosed form. Because it reads clearly as an X, it often works as a compact marker in text where a standard “X” might blend in. You’ll commonly see it in UI labels, badges, or notation where designers want a consistent “icon-like” character without adding images. It can also be used for abbreviations, checks/cross-style labeling, or to call out a specific item in a list, form, or document—while keeping the typography consistent across platforms.
Common uses
- •Use as a compact label for “X” options in forms and settings
- •Add a consistent cross/flag-style marker in lists and checklists
- •Create lightweight badges or tags in social posts and announcements
- •Use in diagrams or notes to denote an item named “X”
- •Employ in UI mockups where you want an enclosed X without icons
Examples
🅇 Squared Latin Capital Letter X
- 🅇Option 🅇 selected
- 🅇Item 🅇 needs review
- 🅇Field name: X → 🅇
- 🅇Mark 🅇 for exclusion
- 🅇Badge: 🅇 (category X)
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F147 | |
| HTML Entity | 🅇 | |
| HTML Code | 🅇 | |
| CSS | \1F147 |
FAQ
What is the Unicode code point for 🅇?
🅇 is U+1F147 (Unicode name: “SQUARED LATIN CAPITAL LETTER X”).
How can I copy 🅇 on my device?
Select the character on this page and copy/paste it into your text editor, browser, or design tool.
Will 🅇 look the same on all platforms?
It may render slightly differently depending on the font and device, but it should remain a squared, enclosed capital X.
What does 🅇 usually indicate in UI or text?
Most often it’s used as an enclosed “X” label or marker—for example, a selectable option, exclusion indicator, or item tag.