Quadrant Lower Right Symbol
▗ (U+2597) is the lower right quadrant block character used for partial blocks and simple visuals.
U+2597
▗ is a Block Elements character that represents the lower-right quadrant. It’s commonly used when you want a partial block instead of a full square. You can copy it directly or insert it by Unicode in HTML, CSS, or JavaScript.
Quadrant Lower Right Symbol Meaning
The symbol ▗ is Unicode “QUADRANT LOWER RIGHT” (U+2597). It visually suggests a filled area limited to the lower-right portion of a square, making it useful for constructing partial shapes with text characters. In practice, people use it as a lightweight “pixel” or “segment” when building small icons, progress-like patterns, bar fills, or grid-based decorations. Because it’s a single character from the block elements set, it works well in plain text, design notes, and UI strings without requiring images. Its most common meaning is simply a lower-right filled quadrant segment for layout and visual effects.
Common uses
- •Building simple progress or fill effects with character “segments” in text
- •Creating compact icons or decorative patterns using quadrant blocks
- •Making text-based diagrams and grid layouts with partial cells
- •Styling UI labels, badges, or legends using small block shapes
- •Representing partial coverage states in dashboards or reports
Examples
▗ Lower right quadrant
- ▗Load status: ▗▗▗▗▗
- ▗Segmented bar: ▗▗░░░
- ▗Grid marker at lower-right: [ ] [▗]
- ▗Note: add more ▗ characters for the next step
- ▗Pattern preview: ▗▗ ▗░ ░▗
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2597 | |
| HTML Entity | ▗ | |
| HTML Code | ▗ | |
| CSS | \2597 |
FAQ
What does the Quadrant Lower Right symbol mean?
The symbol ▗ is Unicode “QUADRANT LOWER RIGHT” (U+2597). It visually suggests a filled area limited to the lower-right portion of a square, making it useful for constructing partial shapes with text characters. In practice, people use it as a lightweight “pixel” or “segment” when building small icons, progress-like patterns, bar fills, or grid-based decorations. Because it’s a single character from the block elements set, it works well in plain text, design notes, and UI strings without requiring images. Its most common meaning is simply a lower-right filled quadrant segment for layout and visual effects.
What Unicode character is ▗?
▗ is QUADRANT LOWER RIGHT, Unicode code point U+2597.
How do I copy and paste ▗?
Select the symbol ▗ on this page and copy it, or insert it using the Unicode escapes provided below in HTML/CSS/JavaScript.
Can I use ▗ in HTML safely?
Yes. You can use the HTML entity: ▗.
What do the escapes look like in CSS or JavaScript?
CSS escape: \\2597. JavaScript escape: \\u{2597}.