Square Foot Symbol
⏍ is the Square Foot symbol used to express area in ft².
U+23CD
The symbol ⏍ represents the square foot, a common unit for measuring area in square feet. It’s useful in documents, tables, and UI labels where you want a clear area unit. You can copy it directly or use its character encodings in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Square Foot Symbol Meaning
⏍ is the Unicode character named “SQUARE FOOT” (U+23CD). It’s used to indicate an area measured in square feet, effectively functioning like “ft²” in text. You’ll often see it in real-estate listings, building or floor-plan measurements, and technical documentation where space and consistency matter. When writing in mixed contexts, the symbol helps keep area units compact and visually standardized compared with typing “sq ft” repeatedly. Use it in headings, labels, and data tables to make area values immediately understandable.
Common uses
- •Real-estate and property listings (floor area, lot area, room dimensions)
- •Construction and remodeling estimates (measuring surfaces and spaces)
- •Floor plans and interior design specs (area per room or section)
- •Technical documentation and specifications (compact unit formatting)
- •User interface labels and data tables showing area in ft²
Examples
⏍ Square Foot Symbol
- ⏍Living room: 240⏍
- ⏍Basement finish: 380⏍
- ⏍Project area = 1250⏍
- ⏍Total floor space: 1,050⏍
- ⏍Each tile covers 0.5⏍
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+23CD | |
| HTML Entity | ⏍ | |
| HTML Code | ⏍ | |
| CSS | \23CD |
FAQ
What does ⏍ mean?
⏍ is the Square Foot symbol. It indicates area measured in square feet (similar to ft²).
How do I copy ⏍ into HTML?
You can paste the character directly, or use the HTML entity: ⏍
What is the Unicode code point for ⏍?
Its Unicode code point is U+23CD.
Can I use ⏍ in CSS or JavaScript?
Yes. CSS escape: \\23CD, and JavaScript escape: \\u{23CD}.