Figure Space Symbol
Figure Space ( ) is a Unicode punctuation space designed to give a consistent width for digits.
U+2007
The Figure Space ( ) is a Unicode character intended for spacing in text where numbers appear. It provides a stable gap that helps align or visually separate figures. Use it like any other character when you need more controlled spacing than a regular space.
Figure Space Symbol Meaning
Figure Space (U+2007) is a Unicode “space” character categorized as punctuation. Unlike a standard space, it is designed to take up a width that matches the typical spacing used for digits (“figures”), which can make layouts with numbers look more even. Commonly, it’s helpful in tables, numeric readouts, or typography where you want consistent separation between groups of digits (for example, thousands separators or measurement values). In practice, it’s often used alongside CSS/typography choices, but it can also be copied directly into plain text, HTML, or code where you want a predictable visual gap.
Common uses
- •Aligning digits and numeric groups in plain text or UI labels
- •Improving readability of measurements and values like “10 kg” or “3 mL”
- •Creating consistent spacing around thousands separators in rendered text
- •Using controlled spacing in HTML content without relying on CSS margins
- •Tipographic fine-tuning in documents where proportional fonts make regular spaces uneven
Examples
Figure Space (U+2007) — Copy & Info
- Total: 1 234 567
- Amount due: 99 999
- Speed: 120 km/h
- Size: 15 in
- Temperature: −5 °C
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2007 | |
| HTML Entity |   | |
| HTML Code |   | |
| CSS | \2007 |
FAQ
What does the Figure Space symbol mean?
Figure Space (U+2007) is a Unicode “space” character categorized as punctuation. Unlike a standard space, it is designed to take up a width that matches the typical spacing used for digits (“figures”), which can make layouts with numbers look more even. Commonly, it’s helpful in tables, numeric readouts, or typography where you want consistent separation between groups of digits (for example, thousands separators or measurement values). In practice, it’s often used alongside CSS/typography choices, but it can also be copied directly into plain text, HTML, or code where you want a predictable visual gap.
What is the Figure Space used for?
It’s a Unicode space character (U+2007) intended to provide a consistent-looking width for spacing around digits and numeric text.
How do I copy the Figure Space into my document?
Copy the character “ ” directly from this page, then paste it where you need controlled spacing.
What are the Unicode and escape values for Figure Space?
Unicode code point: U+2007. HTML entity:  . CSS escape: \\\\2007. JavaScript escape: \\\\u{2007}.
Is Figure Space the same as a normal space?
No. It’s designed to have a digit-friendly width, so it can look more consistent when spacing numbers compared with a standard space character.