Thin Saltire Symbol
🞨 THIN SALTIRE is a geometric cross made from two thin diagonal lines.
U+1F7A8
The 🞨 symbol is called the Thin Saltire and belongs to the Geometric Shapes category. It’s a simple diagonal-line mark that works well as a subtle visual accent.
Thin Saltire Symbol Meaning
The Thin Saltire (🞨, Unicode U+1F7A8) is a minimalist geometric “X” formed by two thin diagonal strokes. Because it’s clean and uncluttered, it’s commonly used to add visual structure without heavy symbolism. In everyday use, it can convey contrast, pairing, or a stylistic “crossing” motif—similar to how other diagonal cross marks are used in UI indicators, decorative separators, or icon accents. It’s best thought of as a neutral design element: a thin, geometric X that stands out while staying lightweight.
Common uses
- •UI and icon accents in menus, buttons, or status labels
- •Decorative separators in text layouts and posters
- •Tagging or categorizing items where an “X/cross” motif fits
- •Styling bullet points or headings with a subtle geometric marker
- •Adding a minimal symbol to social posts or announcements
Examples
🞨 Thin Saltire (Geometric Symbol)
- 🞨Status: pending 🞨 confirmation
- 🞨Section complete 🞨 please review the next step
- 🞨Match results 🞨 paired items listed below
- 🞨Update: scheduled 🞨 check back later
- 🞨Warning: double-check inputs 🞨 before submit
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F7A8 | |
| HTML Entity | 🞨 | |
| HTML Code | 🞨 | |
| CSS | \1F7A8 |
FAQ
What is the Unicode code point for 🞨?
🞨 is Unicode U+1F7A8 (THIN SALTIRE).
How can I paste 🞨 into HTML or CSS?
HTML: 🞨 . CSS escape: \\1F7A8.
Is 🞨 a common emoji?
It’s a Unicode symbol (Geometric Shapes). Availability can vary by font/app, so appearance may differ across platforms.
What does the Thin Saltire generally represent?
It’s best treated as a neutral geometric “thin X/cross” design element, often used as a visual accent or structural marker.