Lower Right Triangle Symbol
◿ is the lower right triangle symbol (U+25FF) used to indicate halves, directions, and simple shapes.
U+25FF
The ◿ symbol is a geometric shape representing a lower-right triangle. It’s commonly used as a lightweight visual marker in text and UI elements. Below you’ll find practical meanings and copy-ready forms for web and design work.
Lower Right Triangle Symbol Meaning
◿ is the Unicode character “LOWER RIGHT TRIANGLE” (U+25FF). As a visual cue, it often functions like a directional or partition marker, suggesting a corner, a lower-right portion, or “bottom-right” emphasis in a layout. Because it’s a simple filled triangle, it can be used as a compact bullet, status marker, or shape accent without requiring images or icons. In design and typesetting, it helps create quick geometric highlights—such as pointing, sectioning, or indicating a subsection—while remaining consistent across fonts that support this character.
Common uses
- •Use as a compact section marker or bullet in lists and notes
- •Indicate “bottom-right” emphasis in UI mockups or annotations
- •Add a small geometric accent next to labels, tags, or statuses
- •Create simple direction cues in text-based diagrams or comments
- •Use in lightweight placeholders or separators where icons aren’t needed
Examples
◿ Lower Right Triangle Symbol
- ◿◿ Section 2: bottom-right corner details
- ◿Settings ◿ Enabled
- ◿Checklist ◿ Review the last step
- ◿Arrow cue ◿ points to the lower-right area
- ◿Note ◿ Replace this placeholder with the final label
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+25FF | |
| HTML Entity | ◿ | |
| HTML Code | ◿ | |
| CSS | \25FF |
FAQ
What does the Lower Right Triangle symbol mean?
◿ is the Unicode character “LOWER RIGHT TRIANGLE” (U+25FF). As a visual cue, it often functions like a directional or partition marker, suggesting a corner, a lower-right portion, or “bottom-right” emphasis in a layout. Because it’s a simple filled triangle, it can be used as a compact bullet, status marker, or shape accent without requiring images or icons. In design and typesetting, it helps create quick geometric highlights—such as pointing, sectioning, or indicating a subsection—while remaining consistent across fonts that support this character.
What is the Unicode value for ◿?
◿ is Unicode U+25FF (LOWER RIGHT TRIANGLE).
How can I copy ◿ in HTML?
Use the HTML entity: ◿.
How do I use ◿ in CSS?
With the CSS escape: \\25FF.
How do I include ◿ in JavaScript?
Use the JavaScript Unicode escape: \\u{25FF}.