Circled Bold X Symbol
⮿ is a circled, bold X symbol often used as a clear mark for emphasis, rejection, or cross indicators.
U+2BBF
⮿ is known as the Circled Bold X and belongs to the Arrows category. It’s a compact symbol that draws attention while staying recognizable. You can copy it directly or use its Unicode escape sequences in code.
Circled Bold X Symbol Meaning
The Circled Bold X (⮿) is commonly used to indicate a strong “X” action: rejection, cancellation, or a cross mark. The circle wrapper helps the symbol feel like a distinct badge or status indicator, which makes it stand out in UI text, lists, and form messages. Designers also use it as an emphasis marker when they want something to read as “not this,” “error,” or “closed” without relying on words. Because it’s visually bold and enclosed, it works well for buttons, callouts, and small labels where clarity matters.
Common uses
- •Status badge for canceled or invalid items
- •Error or rejection indicator in forms and validation messages
- •Cross-out or “not allowed” marker in UI checklists
- •Sign-off/callout icon in dashboards and reports
- •Decorative emphasis symbol in posters, flyers, and headings
Examples
⮿ Circled Bold X Symbol
- ⮿Request ⮿
- ⮿Access denied ⮿
- ⮿Item not available ⮿
- ⮿Submission rejected ⮿
- ⮿Closed ⮿
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2BBF | |
| HTML Entity | ⮿ | |
| HTML Code | ⮿ | |
| CSS | \2BBF |
FAQ
What Unicode character is ⮿?
⮿ is Unicode U+2BBF, named “CIRCLED BOLD X”.
How do I copy ⮿ for use in a website or app?
Copy the character directly (⮿). For code, you can use the escapes: CSS \\2BBF or JavaScript \\u{2BBF}.
What does the Circled Bold X mean?
It’s most often used to signal rejection, cancellation, or a strong “X” status—especially when you want the symbol to function like a badge.
Where is ⮿ typically used?
Common uses include error/rejection messages, invalid status labels, “not allowed” UI markers, and dashboard callouts.