Emoji list
Total 34 emojis / 38 variants · 34 match the filters.
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
26AB
black circle
⚫ represents black circle, typically shown as a solid black circle with a simple round shape. A black circle is primarily utilized as a geometric symbol for organization and visual emphasis. It is commonly employed in digital documents to create clean lists or to denote specific states in technical diagrams and user interfaces. In practical communication, the symbol is used for formatting or to represent physical objects. Common usage includes phrases such as: "Please follow the steps marked with ⚫," "The design requires a simple ⚫ in the center," or "Look for the ⚫ icon to start recording."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
2B1B
black large square
⬛ represents black large square, typically shown as a solid black square. Black large square is a geometric icon used for UI design, media controls, and digital art. It serves as a visual building block for formatting or as a functional marker for stopping a process. In digital communication, it is used for styling or indicating status. For example: "The video stopped at ⬛," "Check out this minimalist ⬛ pattern," or "Please select the ⬛ option for the dark theme."
Symbols / geometric
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Version E0.6
25FE
black medium-small square
◾ represents black medium-small square, typically shown as a small solid square with a simple, clean shape. Black medium-small square is primarily used as a graphic element for organization or aesthetic balance in text. It functions as a versatile geometric symbol that can denote a list item, a checkbox, or a specific structural component in a layout. In practical use, this square appears in various organizational and creative contexts. You might see it used in messages or documents like: "Please check the items marked with ◾," "Use ◾ for the secondary bullet points," or as a simple separator in a social media bio like "Design ◾ Photography ◾ Travel."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
25FC FE0F
black medium square
◼️ represents black medium square, typically shown as a solid dark square with clean edges and a balanced shape. A black medium square is a versatile geometric shape used primarily for formatting and visual organization in digital text. It functions as a neutral graphic element that provides structure without the complexity of a detailed icon. In practical use, ◼️ is frequently seen in lists, status updates, or as a design accent. Examples include using it as a bullet point in a message like "◼️ Item one," indicating a specific selection in a menu such as "Option: ◼️," or simply as a decorative break in a sequence of text like "End of chapter ◼️."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
25AA FE0F
black small square
▪️ represents black small square, typically shown as a small square with rounded corners. Designs vary in shading, with some looking more three-dimensional and others flat. Black small square is a versatile geometric symbol primarily used for formatting and visual emphasis in digital text. It provides a clean, professional aesthetic for lists, headers, and decorative dividers across various communication platforms. In everyday communication, ▪️ is frequently used to organize information or add a modern touch to social media bios. For example: "The meeting agenda is ▪️ Intro ▪️ Budget ▪️ Logistics," "Use a ▪️ to mark the completed tasks," or "I love the minimalist look of these ▪️ icons."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
1F532
black square button
🔲 represents black square button, typically shown as a square button with a dark border and a lighter square in the center. Designs vary in shading and depth, with some looking flat and others more three-dimensional. Black square button is a functional icon primarily used to represent selection states, checkboxes, or media control commands like 'stop'. Its high-contrast geometric design ensures it remains legible at small sizes on digital screens and in user interface layouts. In digital communication, 🔲 is frequently used to mark items in a list or to indicate a specific setting. For example: "Please check the 🔲 to agree," "Press 🔲 to stop the recording," or "The layout uses a 🔲 pattern for the grid."
Symbols / geometric
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Version E0.6
1F535
blue circle
🔵 represents blue circle, typically shown as a solid blue disc with smooth edges. Designs vary in shading and gloss, with some appearing flat and others slightly dimensional. A blue circle is a versatile geometric symbol used for visual organization and status representation. It functions as a clean, recognizable marker that draws attention without the complexity of a detailed icon. In digital communication, the blue circle is frequently used to structure text or signify specific states. Common examples include using it for lists like "🔵 Task one complete," or as a status marker such as "The system is 🔵," or even to denote a team color like "Go 🔵 team!"
Symbols / geometric
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Version E12.0
1F7E6
blue square
🟦 represents blue square, typically shown as a blue square with rounded corners. Some designs are a plain color block, while others include a white cloud icon in the center. A blue square is primarily used as a visual tool for color-coding, layout design, and symbolic representation of the color blue. It provides a clean, professional aesthetic for organizing information or adding a splash of color to text without using complex imagery. In digital communication, 🟦 is frequently used to represent moods, colors, or specific items. Common usage examples include: "I'm choosing 🟦 for the new logo theme," "The weather today is looking like 🟦," or "Please mark the completed tasks with a 🟦 block."
Symbols / geometric
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Version E12.0
1F7E4
brown circle
🟤 represents brown circle, typically shown as a solid brown circle. A brown circle is used to represent the color brown in a clean, minimalist format. It belongs to a set of geometric shapes used for color-coding, creative design, and indicating specific categories in digital communication. In everyday communication, 🟤 is frequently used to discuss color palettes or to mark items in a list. For example: "I'm thinking of a 🟤 and beige theme for the room," "Please mark the finished tasks with a 🟤," or "The 🟤 option looks more natural for the others."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E12.0
1F7EB
brown square
🟫 represents brown square, typically shown as a simple square filled with a solid brown color. A brown square serves as a versatile graphic element used for color coding, digital art, or as a placeholder for various brown-colored objects. It is part of a standardized set of colored squares used to build patterns or represent specific themes without using complex imagery. In practical use, 🟫 is often applied in creative layouts or to symbolize natural and earthy elements. Common usage includes phrases such as "Matching the 🟫 floor tiles," "I'll use the 🟫 for the chocolate section," or simply adding a 🟫 to a nature-themed social media post.
Symbols / geometric
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Version E0.6
1F4A0
diamond with a dot
💠 represents diamond with a dot, typically shown as a blue diamond-shaped gem or a four-lobed flower-like symbol. Designs vary from a single diamond with four dots to four diamonds arranged around a center point. Diamond with a dot is a decorative symbol used to denote cuteness, high quality, or a specific point of interest. It is frequently seen in digital interfaces and social media to add a touch of sparkle or to emphasize a particular item in a list. In everyday communication, 💠 is used to highlight aesthetic choices or provide visual structure. For example: "Check out this 💠 new collection," "The event was absolutely 💠 perfect," or "Follow these steps: 💠 step one, 💠 step two."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E12.0
1F7E2
green circle
🟢 represents green circle, typically shown as a simple green circle. Designs vary in shading, with some appearing flat and others slightly glossy. A green circle is a versatile geometric symbol used to represent affirmative actions, environmental themes, or active status. It functions as a visual shorthand for 'correct' or 'proceed' across various digital interfaces and signage systems. In practical communication, the green circle is used to denote availability or positive results. For example: "The server status is 🟢," "Everything is a 🟢 for the launch tomorrow," or "I am finally 🟢 and ready to chat."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E12.0
1F7E9
green square
🟩 represents green square, typically shown as a solid green square. Designs vary from flat, uniform fills to slightly dimensional blocks with rounded corners. A green square is a versatile geometric symbol used to denote approval, safety, or environmental themes. It serves as a visual shorthand for the color green and is often employed in digital layouts to create organized patterns or color-coded systems. In digital communication, 🟩 is frequently used to signal success or a positive status. Common usage includes phrases such as: "The server status is 🟩," "We are all 🟩 for the launch tomorrow," or simply used in a sequence of blocks to create a "loading bar" effect.
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
1F537
large blue diamond
🔷 represents large blue diamond, typically shown as a blue diamond shape with four equal sides and a simple geometric form. A large blue diamond is used as a versatile decorative symbol in digital communication. It often serves as a visual marker to highlight important information, organize lists, or signify a sense of premium quality and modern style. In practical usage, 🔷 is frequently seen in social media formatting or status updates. For example: "Check out our new features 🔷," "Level up to 🔷 status today," or "Important updates: 🔷 Item one, 🔷 Item two."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
1F536
large orange diamond
🔶 represents large orange diamond, typically shown as a bright orange diamond with rounded corners. A large orange diamond is primarily used as a decorative geometric element in digital communication. It serves as a high-visibility marker to draw attention to specific lines of text or to create a structured visual hierarchy in lists and announcements. In everyday communication, 🔶 is frequently used to organize information or add a pop of color to a message. For example: "🔶 Important Update: The meeting is moved to noon," "Check out the new items: 🔶, 🔷, and 🔺," or "Use the 🔶 emoji to highlight the key points in your profile."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E12.0
1F7E0
orange circle
🟠 represents orange circle, typically shown as a simple orange circle with a smooth, round shape and a bright orange color. An orange circle is a versatile geometric symbol used to represent the color orange or to serve as a functional marker in digital interfaces. It is frequently employed to draw attention to specific text or to categorize information visually without using words. Usage scenarios often involve organizational tasks or thematic messaging. For instance, it appears in contexts like "Project status: 🟠 (Pending)," "Check out this 🟠 vibrant sunset!" or as a stylish bullet point such as "🟠 Item one 🟠."
Symbols / geometric
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Version E12.0
1F7E7
orange square
🟧 represents orange square, typically shown as a solid orange square with clean edges and rounded corners. An orange square is used as a versatile visual element to represent the color orange or to function as a structural component in digital layouts. It serves as a simple way to convey warmth or to act as a marker in various organizational systems without relying on text. In digital communication, 🟧 is frequently used to add a pop of color to messages or to categorize information. Common usage examples include: "Choose the 🟧 theme for the project," "The status is marked as 🟧 for caution," or "I love this 🟧 and 🟦 combination."
Symbols / geometric
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Version E12.0
1F7E3
purple circle
🟣 represents purple circle, typically shown as a solid purple circle with smooth edges. Designs vary in shading, with some appearing flat and others slightly glossy. A purple circle serves as a versatile geometric symbol used for emphasis, decoration, or categorization. It is frequently employed to draw attention to specific text or to represent the color purple itself in various digital contexts. In everyday communication, 🟣 is often used to organize information or express a preference for the color. For example: "Check the items marked with 🟣," "My favorite color is 🟣," or "Let's use the 🟣 theme for the presentation."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E12.0
1F7EA
purple square
🟪 represents purple square, typically shown as a solid purple square with slightly rounded corners. A purple square is used as a decorative element or a functional marker in digital text. It allows users to emphasize the color purple without relying on specific objects, serving as a versatile tool for color-coding or creating visual patterns in lists and bios. In everyday communication, 🟪 is used for aesthetic coordination or to represent specific themes. For example: "My new room theme is 🟪," "Select the 🟪 option for the meeting," or simply using a string of them like "🟪🟪🟪" to create a visual divider.
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
1F518
radio button
🔘 represents radio button, typically shown as a circular button with a filled center dot inside an outer ring. A radio button is a graphical control element that allows users to choose only one option from a predefined set of mutually exclusive choices. It is a fundamental component of digital forms and system settings, ensuring that conflicting parameters are not selected simultaneously. In practical communication, this symbol is used when discussing user interface layouts or emphasizing a final selection. For instance, you might see it in phrases like: "Please click the 🔘 to confirm your primary language," "I have selected the 🔘 for the basic membership plan," or "The UI uses a 🔘 to ensure only one mode is active."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
1F534
red circle
🔴 represents red circle, typically shown as a solid red circle. Red circle is a versatile geometric symbol used to signify recording, live status, or a stop command. It functions as a universal visual cue for attention, drawing the eye to specific information or indicating that a process is active. In everyday communication, the symbol is used to highlight urgency or provide status updates. Common usage scenarios include: "The camera is 🔴 right now," "Please review this 🔴 task immediately," or "I am currently 🔴 recording the meeting."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E12.0
1F7E5
red square
🟥 represents red square, typically shown as a solid red square with clean edges and a simple flat look. A red square is primarily used as a geometric building block or a visual marker to draw attention to specific information. It serves as a versatile tool for color-coding, indicating a specific state, or acting as a decorative element in digital communication. In everyday communication, 🟥 is frequently used to emphasize importance or to represent the color red in a literal sense. For instance, it appears in messages like "Please mark this task as 🟥 high priority," "The brand colors are 🟥 and ⬜," or "I am using 🟥 to highlight the errors in the document."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
1F53B
red triangle pointed down
🔻 represents red triangle pointed down, typically shown as a simple red triangle with the point facing downward. Red triangle pointed down is primarily used as a functional indicator for downward movement, decreasing values, or low-priority status. It is a staple in user interface design for expanding sections or showing negative trends in data visualization. In practical communication, the symbol is frequently used to mark declines or provide directional cues. For instance: "The stock price went 🔻 today," "Click the 🔻 icon to see more details," or "This item is marked as 🔻 priority in the queue."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
1F53A
red triangle pointed up
🔺 represents red triangle pointed up, typically shown as a simple red triangle pointing upward with a clean, bold shape. Red triangle pointed up is primarily used as a functional signifier for upward movement, numerical increases, or priority status. It is frequently seen in financial dashboards, navigational interfaces, and status indicators to draw the eye toward a specific direction or a change in state. In practical communication, 🔺 is used to emphasize growth or to act as a directional guide. Common usage includes phrases like: "The temperature is 🔺 today," "Click the 🔺 to scroll back to the top of the page," or "Our engagement metrics are 🔺 by twenty percent this month."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
1F539
small blue diamond
🔹 represents small blue diamond, typically shown as a small blue diamond with four equal sides and slightly rounded corners. A small blue diamond is primarily used as a decorative graphic element in digital communication to organize information or add visual interest. It serves as an elegant alternative to standard bullet points and helps create a clean, structured layout in text-based environments. In everyday communication, 🔹 is frequently seen in social media profiles or organized lists to separate thoughts or highlight key details. For example: "🔹 New Arrivals," "Available in three colors 🔹 Blue 🔹 Red 🔹 Green," or "Check the link in bio 🔹 for more information."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
1F538
small orange diamond
🔸 represents small orange diamond, typically shown as a small orange diamond with a simple four-sided shape and slightly rounded corners. Designs vary in shading and decorative detail. A small orange diamond is a versatile geometric shape used primarily as a decorative element or a bullet point in digital text. It functions as a visual anchor to draw attention to specific information without the severity of a standard black or white bullet. In practical usage, it is frequently employed to structure lists or highlight key details in casual and professional contexts. Common examples include: "🔸 New arrivals in stock!", "Check the link in my bio 🔸", or "🔸 Meeting starts at 10:00 AM."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
26AA
white circle
⚪ represents white circle, typically shown as a simple white circle with a clean, minimal look. A white circle is utilized for various functional purposes in digital communication, ranging from simple decoration to representing specific states in a user interface. It is frequently employed to denote neutrality, openness, or a starting point before an action has been taken. In practical communication, ⚪ is used to organize information or describe physical objects. Common usage includes: "Please check the ⚪ status indicator," "Use the ⚪ icon for the new bullet points," or "The button looks like a simple ⚪."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
2B1C
white large square
⬜ represents white large square, typically shown as a simple white square with clean edges. White large square is a functional geometric symbol used to represent borders, frames, or empty spaces. It is frequently employed in digital design to create patterns or to act as a neutral placeholder that does not distract from surrounding content. In practical use, this symbol helps organize information or create visual art. Common examples include: "Use the ⬜ to mark the start of the list," "I am building a grid with ⬛ and ⬜ patterns," or "The ⬜ represents a blank space in the puzzle."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
25FD
white medium-small square
◽ represents white medium-small square, typically shown as a small white square. White medium-small square is a geometric symbol utilized for formatting, list-making, and visual decoration. It provides a clean, unobtrusive way to categorize information or create structured layouts in text-based environments without the weight of larger icons. In practical use, ◽ is frequently seen in task lists and organizational notes. Common examples include: "◽ Item one," "Please check the ◽ box when finished," or "Use the ◽ as a divider between sections."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
25FB FE0F
white medium square
◻️ represents white medium square, typically shown as a simple white square with rounded corners. Designs vary in shading, with some appearing flat and others slightly three-dimensional. The white medium square functions as a versatile geometric symbol used for organization, decoration, or representing physical objects. It is defined by its balanced proportions and neutral color, making it suitable for professional and casual contexts alike. In practical use, ◻️ is common for organizing lists or indicating specific states in a process. For example: "Please check the ◻️ box when finished," "Use the ◻️ as a bullet point for your notes," or "The layout needs a ◻️ icon to balance the design."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
25AB FE0F
white small square
▫️ represents white small square, typically shown as a small square with a simple flat look. Designs vary in shading and frame detail, with some appearing more dimensional than others. White small square is a geometric symbol primarily used for formatting and visual organization in text-based communication. It functions as a neutral marker that helps break up information or provide a clean aesthetic to lists and captions. In practical use, this emoji is frequently seen in social media bios or message formatting to organize thoughts. Examples include: "Check out our new items: ▫️ Coffee ▫️ Tea ▫️ Cake," "Please fill out the ▫️ section of the form," or simply as a clean divider like "Section One ▫️ Section Two."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
1F533
white square button
🔳 represents white square button, typically shown as a square button with a dark center and a light border. A white square button is a functional graphic used to represent interactive elements in a user interface or to denote a specific category in a list. It serves as a visual placeholder for selection states, toggles, or decorative framing in digital documentation. In everyday communication, 🔳 is frequently used to organize information or describe interface interactions. For example: "Click the 🔳 to confirm your choice," "The 🔳 icon indicates the main menu," or "Use the 🔳 as a bullet point for the list."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E12.0
1F7E1
yellow circle
🟡 represents yellow circle, typically shown as a simple round yellow shape. A yellow circle is used as a basic geometric building block in digital communication to denote color, shape, or status. It is frequently employed as a visual indicator for something that is in progress, a warning level, or simply to add a splash of vibrant color to a text-based layout. Usage scenarios for 🟡 include status updates, color-coded lists, or symbolic representations of light. For example: "The project status is currently 🟡," "Please use 🟡 for all the sunny items on the list," or "Wait for the 🟡 light before proceeding with caution."
Symbols / geometric
Fully-qualified
Version E12.0
1F7E8
yellow square
🟨 represents yellow square, typically shown as a simple square filled with bright yellow. A yellow square is used as a versatile building block for digital decoration, color-coding, and symbolic signaling. It functions as a visual marker for status, a placeholder for missing assets, or a component in larger emoji-based patterns. In practical communication, the 🟨 is frequently used to denote specific categories or to mimic real-world objects. Common examples include: "This task is marked with a 🟨 for medium priority," "The referee just gave him a 🟨," or "Adding some 🟨 to the layout to brighten it up."
Symbols / geometric