Die Face-5 Symbol
A die face symbol showing 5 pips, used to represent rolling or the result five.
U+2684
⚄ is the Die Face-5 symbol, a standard Unicode character for the number five on a die. It’s commonly used anywhere you need to show a dice roll outcome or a five-pip face. Copy it below or use the provided code points in your projects.
Die Face-5 Symbol Meaning
⚄ (Unicode U+2684, “DIE FACE-5”) represents the face of a six-sided die with five pips. In everyday use, it typically signals a dice result of five, such as “roll a 5” or “the outcome was 5.” Designers and writers also use it as a playful visual shorthand for dice games, probability themes, board-game instructions, or mini “roll” UI elements. Because it’s a dedicated symbol character (not an image), it can be used consistently in plain text, social posts, and many code environments that support Unicode.
Common uses
- •Show the result of a dice roll (five) in chat messages or game logs
- •Label or decorate UI elements for tabletop and board-game apps
- •Indicate a “5” outcome in role-playing game prompts and rules text
- •Create lightweight icons for probability or chance-themed content
- •Use in design mockups or infographics to represent dice pips
Examples
⚄ Die Face-5 Symbol
- ⚄You rolled ⚄ this turn.
- ⚄Result: ⚄
- ⚄Hit the button to roll—aim for ⚄!
- ⚄The card shows ⚄ as the required outcome.
- ⚄Combat roll: ⚄, damage increased.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2684 | |
| HTML Entity | ⚄ | |
| HTML Code | ⚄ | |
| CSS | \2684 |
FAQ
What is the Unicode code point for ⚄?
⚄ is Unicode U+2684 (html entity: ⚄).
How can I copy ⚄ for use in text or design?
Copy the character directly from this page: ⚄. You can also use the HTML entity or escapes provided in the copy variations.
What does ⚄ usually mean?
It most commonly represents the die face with five pips, often used to indicate a dice roll result of five.
Can I use ⚄ in programming code?
Yes. Use the provided CSS escape \\2684 or the JavaScript escape \\u{2684} where supported.