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White Nib Symbol

✑ White Nib (U+2711) is a dingbats symbol often used to suggest writing, editing, or craft tools.

U+2711

The ✑ symbol is called the White Nib. It’s a dingbats character with Unicode code point U+2711, making it easy to copy across platforms. Use it in captions, UI labels, or documents to hint at writing or editing.

White Nib Symbol Meaning

✑ is the “WHITE NIB,” a dingbats symbol that visually resembles a nib pen or writing tip. In everyday use, it commonly signals writing, annotation, editing, or a creative tool—especially where you want a small icon-like marker instead of a full word. Because it’s typographic and neutral, it works well for headings and UI micro-labels, as well as for decorating notes, blog posts, and social media posts about drafting or proofreading. While the symbol is not a formal punctuation mark, it’s widely used as a lightweight visual cue for “writing” or “making.”

Common uses

  • Add a writing or note-taking icon to document headings and sections
  • Label editing, proofreading, or revision tools in a UI or app
  • Decorate blog posts and newsletters about drafting or composition
  • Use as a small bullet-like marker for lists of tasks related to writing
  • Enhance social media captions about creativity, pens, or journaling

Examples

✑ White Nib Symbol Copy & Unicode Info

  • Drafts ✑: updated the outline for clarity
  • Proofreading ✑ — corrected typos and spacing
  • Notes ✑: ideas to revisit next week
  • Changelog ✑: revised the intro paragraph
  • Writing prompt ✑: describe your first memory of learning

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+2711
HTML Entity✑
HTML Code✑
CSS\2711

FAQ

What is the Unicode code point for ✑?

The White Nib symbol ✑ has Unicode code point U+2711.

How can I copy the symbol from this page?

Copy the character directly: ✑. You can also use the provided HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes in your developer tools or templates.

What does ✑ usually represent?

It’s most often used as a small icon for writing, drafting, editing, or annotation—similar to a nib pen cue.

Can I use ✑ in web or code?

Yes. Use the HTML entity ✑ or CSS escape \\2711, or JavaScript escape \\u{2711}.