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Black Draughts Man Symbol

The ⛂ symbol represents the black draughts (checkers) piece.

U+26C2

⛂ is the Unicode character named Black Draughts Man (U+26C2). It’s commonly used to depict the black piece in draughts/checkers-style games. You can copy it directly or use its code point in software.

Black Draughts Man Symbol Meaning

⛂ (Black Draughts Man) is a typographic symbol used to represent the black piece in draughts or checkers games. In plain text, it helps you label moves, board positions, or game outcomes without needing detailed formatting. It can also work as a visual shorthand for “the black side” in turn-based board game posts, prompts, or tutorials. Since it’s a Unicode symbol, it may appear slightly different depending on the font and device, but it will generally be recognized as a black draughts/checkers piece.

Common uses

  • Labeling a black player’s piece in checkers/draughts game notes
  • Marking moves in move lists or chess/draughts tutorials
  • Using as a visual icon for “black” in board-game UI mockups
  • Decorating posts and banners about checkers strategies and gameplay
  • Adding a quick, readable board state indicator in chat or comments

Examples

⛂ Black Draughts Man

  • ⛂ to e3 is a capturing move.
  • Black: ⛂ • Red: ⛁
  • On this turn, ⛂ advances diagonally.
  • I played ⛂ and forced a trade.
  • The best line starts with ⛂.

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+26C2
HTML Entity⛂
HTML Code⛂
CSS\26C2

FAQ

What is the Unicode code point for ⛂?

⛂ is Unicode U+26C2 (Unicode name: BLACK DRAUGHTS MAN).

How do I copy ⛂ for use in my project?

Copy the character directly from this page, or use the code point U+26C2 / HTML entity ⛂.

Will ⛂ look the same on every device?

Fonts can change the exact appearance, but it should consistently be recognized as the Black Draughts Man symbol.

What does the symbol usually represent?

It most commonly represents the black piece in draughts/checkers-style games.