Bottom Square Bracket Symbol
⎵ is the bottom square bracket symbol (U+23B5) used for technical typography and structured text.
U+23B5
The symbol ⎵ (BOTTOM SQUARE BRACKET) is a technical character often used where bracket-like shapes are needed. It has a specific Unicode code point, making it reliable for copying across systems. Below you’ll find practical uses and the exact escape sequences for developers.
Bottom Square Bracket Symbol Meaning
⎵ is the Unicode character named “BOTTOM SQUARE BRACKET” (U+23B5). Visually, it’s a bracket-shaped glyph that can help indicate enclosure, termination, or boundaries in technical text. Because it’s a dedicated Unicode symbol (not an ASCII approximation), it’s useful in typography, interface mockups, documentation, and editors where consistent glyph rendering matters. It may appear alongside other bracket or box-drawing characters to form composite visual structures, such as marking the bottom edge of an arrangement or aligning bracket-like elements in monospace layouts.
Common uses
- •Marking the bottom boundary of a structured layout in technical writing
- •Building UI text decorations or “bracketed” labels in design prototypes
- •Using as a Unicode bracket-like glyph in documentation and readmes
- •Creating consistent marker characters in monospace code comments and notes
- •Typography experiments where specific Unicode symbols are preferred over ASCII
Examples
⎵ Bottom Square Bracket Symbol
- ⎵Result ⎵
- ⎵Section end ⎵
- ⎵Boundary ⎵ in layout notes
- ⎵Close marker ⎵
- ⎵Monospace tag: ⎵
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+23B5 | |
| HTML Entity | ⎵ | |
| HTML Code | ⎵ | |
| CSS | \23B5 |
FAQ
What does the Bottom Square Bracket symbol mean?
⎵ is the Unicode character named “BOTTOM SQUARE BRACKET” (U+23B5). Visually, it’s a bracket-shaped glyph that can help indicate enclosure, termination, or boundaries in technical text. Because it’s a dedicated Unicode symbol (not an ASCII approximation), it’s useful in typography, interface mockups, documentation, and editors where consistent glyph rendering matters. It may appear alongside other bracket or box-drawing characters to form composite visual structures, such as marking the bottom edge of an arrangement or aligning bracket-like elements in monospace layouts.
What is the Unicode code point for ⎵?
⎵ is U+23B5 (BOTTOM SQUARE BRACKET).
How can I copy ⎵ safely across platforms?
Copy the character directly from this page, or use the provided HTML entity (⎵) in web content.
What is the HTML entity for ⎵?
The HTML entity for ⎵ is ⎵.
How do I use ⎵ in JavaScript strings?
Use the JavaScript escape \\u{23B5} (as provided), or paste the character directly if your font supports it.