Circle With Upper Right Quadrant Black Symbol
A geometric symbol showing a black upper-right quadrant inside a circle.
U+25D4
◔ (U+25D4) is a geometric shape made from a circle with its upper-right quadrant filled in black. It’s often used as a compact visual cue in typography, UI mockups, and icons. Below you’ll find practical meanings, examples, and easy copy options.
Circle With Upper Right Quadrant Black Symbol Meaning
◔ is a geometric, partition-style symbol: a circle outline with a solid black region occupying the upper-right quadrant. Visually, it can suggest “part of a whole,” such as an incomplete state, a focused segment, or progress that hasn’t finished. Because it’s purely stylistic and not tied to a widely standardized symbol system, its meaning is usually determined by context—such as indicating a highlighted portion of a control, a status marker in an interface, or a decorative element in a diagram. In design workflows, it’s helpful as a simple, high-contrast marker that reads well at small sizes.
Common uses
- •Status or progress indicator in UI mockups (e.g., “in progress” or partially complete).
- •Segmented or quadrant-style decoration in infographics and charts.
- •Marker icon for highlighting an upper-right area of an element or layout.
- •Typography and branding accents where a geometric, minimal symbol is preferred.
- •Notation in diagrams to represent a specific quarter or region of a circle.
Examples
◔ Circle with Upper Right Quadrant Black
- ◔“Please wait ◔ uploading your files.”
- ◔“Lesson 3 ◔ complete”
- ◔“System check ◔ ongoing”
- ◔“Click the ◔ button to open the panel.”
- ◔“Quarter selected: ◔”
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+25D4 | |
| HTML Entity | ◔ | |
| HTML Code | ◔ | |
| CSS | \25D4 |
FAQ
What is the Unicode code point for ◔?
◔ is Unicode U+25D4, named “CIRCLE WITH UPPER RIGHT QUADRANT BLACK.”
How do I copy ◔ reliably for web use?
You can paste the character directly, or use the HTML entity: ◔.
What does ◔ usually mean?
It most commonly represents a partitioned or partially filled circle—often used contextually for “part of a whole,” progress, or a highlighted quadrant.
Is ◔ specific to a religion, math theorem, or a single standardized icon set?
No. It’s primarily a geometric shape; any specific meaning depends on the design or documentation context.