Black Tiny Square Symbol
🞌 is the black tiny square symbol (U+1F78C) used as a compact geometric accent.
U+1F78C
🞌, also known as the Black Tiny Square, is a small geometric character that works well for subtle visual structure in text. You can copy it directly or insert it using its code point in web and app interfaces. Below are practical ways to use and find it.
Black Tiny Square Symbol Meaning
The Black Tiny Square (Unicode U+1F78C) is a geometric glyph presented as a very small filled square. In everyday use, it’s often chosen for its neat, minimal “marker” look—useful when you want a visual accent without adding length or clutter. It can act like a bullet substitute, a spacing/section separator, or a decorative dot for lists, headings, and badges. Because it’s simple and highly recognizable, it also shows up in UI mockups, typographic compositions, and playful text styling where you want a compact, solid shape rather than a larger block character.
Common uses
- •Using it as a tiny bullet or list marker in short text lines
- •Adding subtle separators between phrases or UI elements
- •Creating compact decorative accents in posters, thumbnails, and layouts
- •Indicating status or emphasis in lightweight labels (e.g., “required” or “active”)
- •Using it as a small pattern element in captions or text-based designs
Examples
🞌 Black Tiny Square Symbol
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Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F78C | |
| HTML Entity | 🞌 | |
| HTML Code | 🞌 | |
| CSS | \1F78C |
FAQ
What does the Black Tiny Square symbol mean?
The Black Tiny Square (Unicode U+1F78C) is a geometric glyph presented as a very small filled square. In everyday use, it’s often chosen for its neat, minimal “marker” look—useful when you want a visual accent without adding length or clutter. It can act like a bullet substitute, a spacing/section separator, or a decorative dot for lists, headings, and badges. Because it’s simple and highly recognizable, it also shows up in UI mockups, typographic compositions, and playful text styling where you want a compact, solid shape rather than a larger block character.
What is the Unicode code point for 🞌?
🞌 is Unicode U+1F78C (named “BLACK TINY SQUARE”).
How do I type or insert 🞌 in HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 🞌.
How can I use 🞌 in JavaScript?
Use the escape sequence: \\u{1F78C}.
Is 🞌 suitable for use as a bullet or separator?
Yes. Its small, filled square shape makes it a practical alternative to dots or bullets for compact text layouts.