Very Heavy Solidus Symbol
🙼 is the “very heavy solidus” symbol, useful as a bold slash-like marker or stylistic divider.
U+1F67C
The 🙼 emoji is officially named “VERY HEAVY SOLIDUS” (U+1F67C). It’s a Dingbats character that looks like an extra-bold slash. Use it to add emphasis, separation, or a strong visual cue in text.
Very Heavy Solidus Symbol Meaning
“Very Heavy Solidus” (🙼) is a thick, slash-like symbol. In practice, people use it as a bold divider between words or as a high-contrast marker in short text strings. Because it’s visually heavy, it can signal emphasis, “slashes” in playful typography, or a strong separator similar to a thick “/”. It’s also handy when you want a distinctive character for UI labels, chat messages, captions, or decorative formatting where a regular slash or hyphen feels too light.
Common uses
- •Use as a strong visual divider in headings or short labels (e.g., “NEWS 🙼 UPDATES”).
- •Add emphasis in captions by placing the symbol between parts of a sentence.
- •Create a compact, decorative separator in social media posts and bios.
- •Design lightweight UI text markers or status lines where you want extra contrast.
- •Use in creative typography as a bold “slash” alternative for patterns and lists.
Examples
🙼 Very Heavy Solidus
- 🙼Service Status: Online 🙼 Maintenance
- 🙼New Release 🙼 Download Now
- 🙼Team A 🙼 Team B
- 🙼Rules 🙼 Keep It Simple
- 🙼Price List 🙼 Starting At $9
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F67C | |
| HTML Entity | 🙼 | |
| HTML Code | 🙼 | |
| CSS | \1F67C |
FAQ
What does the Very Heavy Solidus symbol mean?
“Very Heavy Solidus” (🙼) is a thick, slash-like symbol. In practice, people use it as a bold divider between words or as a high-contrast marker in short text strings. Because it’s visually heavy, it can signal emphasis, “slashes” in playful typography, or a strong separator similar to a thick “/”. It’s also handy when you want a distinctive character for UI labels, chat messages, captions, or decorative formatting where a regular slash or hyphen feels too light.
What is the official name and code point for 🙼?
It’s called “VERY HEAVY SOLIDUS” and has the Unicode code point U+1F67C.
How do I copy the symbol quickly?
Copy the character directly (🙼) from this page, or use the HTML entity 🙼 or the Unicode escape formats shown.
What can I use it for in plain text?
Common uses include acting as a bold divider, adding emphasis in short captions, or separating sections in a compact, visually strong way.
Does it work in HTML, CSS, or JavaScript?
Yes. The provided equivalents are: HTML entity 🙼, CSS escape \\1F67C, and JavaScript escape \\u{1F67C}.