Office Typography Symbols

This page contains a total of 99 office typography symbols, covering bullet points, separators, footnote marks, brackets, tabulation symbols, and special typographic marks. These symbols are frequently used in document editing, academic writing, book typesetting, and UI design to significantly improve content readability and structure.

• Bullet Points

• is called the "Bullet Symbol". It is the most common list marker. Its Unicode is U+2022, the LaTeX command is \textbullet, and the HTML entity is •. ‣ is called the "Triangle Bullet Symbol". It is a triangular style. Its Unicode is U+2023. ⁃ is called the "Hyphen Bullet Symbol". It is a short horizontal line. Its Unicode is U+2043. ◦ is called the "White Circle Bullet Symbol". It is a hollow circle. Its Unicode is U+25E6, and the LaTeX command is \circ. ▪ is called the "Black Small Square Symbol". Its Unicode is U+25AA. ▫ is called the "White Small Square Symbol". Its Unicode is U+25AB. ▸ is called the "Black Small Triangle Symbol". Its Unicode is U+25B8. ◂ is called the "White Small Triangle Symbol". Its Unicode is U+25C2. ※ is called the "Reference Mark Symbol". It is commonly used in East Asian documents. Its Unicode is U+203B. ⁌ is called the "Left Decorative Symbol". Its Unicode is U+204C. ⁍ is called the "Right Decorative Symbol". Its Unicode is U+204D. ✽ is called the "Decorative Star Symbol". Its Unicode is U+273D. ✧ is called the "White Star Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2727. ★ is called the "Black Star Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2605, and the LaTeX command is \star. ❧ is called the "Floral Heart Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2767. ❦ is called the "Floral Heart Variant Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2766. ✚ is called the "Greek Cross Symbol". Its Unicode is U+271A. ✛ is called the "Cross Variant Symbol". Its Unicode is U+271B. ✜ is called the "Cross Variant Symbol". Its Unicode is U+271C. ✙ is called the "Greek Cross Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2719.

— Separators

- is called the "Hyphen Symbol". It is a basic hyphen. Its Unicode is U+002D. – is called the "En Dash Symbol". It is used for number ranges. Its Unicode is U+2013, the LaTeX command is --, and the HTML entity is –. — is called the "Em Dash Symbol". It indicates a pause or emphasis. Its Unicode is U+2014, the LaTeX command is ---, and the HTML entity is —. ― is called the "Horizontal Bar Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2015. ‖ is called the "Double Vertical Line Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2016, and the LaTeX command is \|. … is called the "Horizontal Ellipsis Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2026, the LaTeX command is \dots, and the HTML entity is …. ‧ is called the "Hyphenation Point Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2027. · is called the "Middle Dot Symbol". Its Unicode is U+00B7, the LaTeX command is \cdot, and the HTML entity is ·. • is called the "Middle Bullet Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2022, and the LaTeX command is \textbullet. ∶ is called the "Ratio Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2236, and the LaTeX command is \colon. ⋮ is called the "Vertical Ellipsis Symbol". Its Unicode is U+22EE, and the LaTeX command is \vdots. ⋯ is called the "Midline Horizontal Ellipsis Symbol". Its Unicode is U+22EF, and the LaTeX command is \cdots. ⋰ is called the "Up Right Diagonal Ellipsis Symbol". Its Unicode is U+22F0, and the LaTeX command is \iddots. ⋱ is called the "Down Right Diagonal Ellipsis Symbol". Its Unicode is U+22F1, and the LaTeX command is \ddots. ⎯ is called the "Horizontal Line Symbol". Its Unicode is U+23AF.

† Footnote Marks

* is called the "Asterisk Symbol". It is a traditional footnote marker. Its Unicode is U+002A, and the LaTeX command is \*. † is called the "Dagger Symbol". It is used for primary footnotes. Its Unicode is U+2020, the LaTeX command is \dagger, and the HTML entity is †. ‡ is called the "Double Dagger Symbol". It is used for secondary footnotes. Its Unicode is U+2021, the LaTeX command is \ddagger, and the HTML entity is ‡. § is called the "Section Sign Symbol". It indicates sections or references. Its Unicode is U+00A7, the LaTeX command is \S, and the HTML entity is §. ‖ is called the "Double Vertical Line Symbol". It is also used as a footnote marker. Its Unicode is U+2016. ¶ is called the "Paragraph Symbol". It marks paragraph breaks. Its Unicode is U+00B6, the LaTeX command is \P, and the HTML entity is ¶. ** is called the "Double Asterisk Symbol". It is a combined marker. †† is called the "Double Dagger Symbol". It is a combined marker. ‡‡ is called the "Double Double Dagger Symbol". It is a combined marker. *** is called the "Triple Asterisk Symbol". It is a combined marker. ◊ is called the "Lozenge Symbol". It is occasionally used as a special marker. Its Unicode is U+25CA, and the LaTeX command is \Diamond. ※ is called the "Reference Mark Symbol". It is used for additional notes in East Asian typography. Its Unicode is U+203B.

‐ Hyphens & Spaces

- is called the "Hyphen Symbol". It is a standard hyphen. Its Unicode is U+002D. ‐ is called the "Hyphen Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2010. ‑ is called the "Non-Breaking Hyphen Symbol". It prevents line breaks. Its Unicode is U+2011. ‒ is called the "Figure Dash Symbol". It is used for number ranges. Its Unicode is U+2012. – is called the "En Dash Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2013, the LaTeX command is --, and the HTML entity is –. — is called the "Em Dash Symbol". It is used for semantic breaks. Its Unicode is U+2014, the LaTeX command is ---, and the HTML entity is —. ⸺ is called the "Double Em Dash Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2E3A. ⸻ is called the "Triple Em Dash Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2E3B.

( ) Typographic Brackets

( ) is called the "Parentheses Symbol". Its Unicode is U+0028 and U+0029. [ ] is called the "Square Brackets Symbol". Its Unicode is U+005B and U+005D. { } is called the "Curly Brackets Symbol". Its Unicode is U+007B and U+007D. 〈 〉 is called the "Angle Brackets Symbol". Its Unicode is U+3008 and U+3009, and the LaTeX command is \langle \rangle. 《 》 is called the "Double Angle Brackets Symbol". It is used for book titles. Its Unicode is U+300A and U+300B. 「 」 is called the "Corner Brackets Symbol". Its Unicode is U+300C and U+300D. 『 』 is called the "Double Corner Brackets Symbol". Its Unicode is U+300E and U+300F. 【 】 is called the "Black Lenticular Brackets Symbol". Its Unicode is U+3010 and U+3011. 〔 〕 is called the "Tortoise Shell Brackets Symbol". Its Unicode is U+3014 and U+3015. 〖 〗 is called the "White Lenticular Brackets Symbol". Its Unicode is U+3016 and U+3017. 〘 〙 is called the "White Tortoise Shell Brackets Symbol". Its Unicode is U+3018 and U+3019. 〚 〛 is called the "White Square Brackets Symbol". Its Unicode is U+301A and U+301B. ⸨ ⸩ is called the "Double Angle Quotation Mark Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2E28 and U+2E29. ❬ ❭ is called the "Medium Left-Pointing Angle Bracket Symbol". Its Unicode is U+276C and U+276D. ❮ ❯ is called the "Heavy Left-Pointing Angle Bracket Symbol". Its Unicode is U+276E and U+276F. ❰ ❱ is called the "Heavy Double Turned Comma Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2770 and U+2771.

⎽ Tabulation & Alignment

⎽ is called the "Bottom Square Symbol". Its Unicode is U+23BD. ⎺ is called the "Top Square Symbol". Its Unicode is U+23BA. ⎻ is called the "Middle Square Symbol". Its Unicode is U+23BB. ⎼ is called the "Center Square Symbol". Its Unicode is U+23BC. ⎯ is called the "Horizontal Line Extension Symbol". Its Unicode is U+23AF. ⌇ is called the "Wavy Line Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2307. ⌒ is called the "Arc Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2312, and the LaTeX command is \frown. ⌢ is called the "Smile Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2322, and the LaTeX command is \smile. ⌣ is called the "Frown Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2323. ⌠ is called the "Top Integral Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2320. ⌡ is called the "Bottom Integral Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2321. ⌿ is called the "Solidus Overlay Symbol". Its Unicode is U+233F.

© Special Typographic Symbols

¶ is called the "Paragraph Symbol". Its Unicode is U+00B6, the LaTeX command is \P, and the HTML entity is ¶. § is called the "Section Sign Symbol". Its Unicode is U+00A7, the LaTeX command is \S, and the HTML entity is §. © is called the "Copyright Symbol". Its Unicode is U+00A9, the LaTeX command is \copyright, and the HTML entity is ©. ® is called the "Registered Symbol". Its Unicode is U+00AE, the LaTeX command is \textregistered, and the HTML entity is ®. ™ is called the "Trademark Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2122, the LaTeX command is \texttrademark, and the HTML entity is ™. ℠ is called the "Service Mark Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2120. ℗ is called the "Sound Recording Copyright Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2117. № is called the "Numero Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2116, and the LaTeX command is \textnumero. ℀ is called the "Account Of Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2100. ℁ is called the "Address Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2101. ℅ is called the "Care Of Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2105. ℆ is called the "Cada Una Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2106. ℇ is called the "Euler Constant Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2107. ℈ is called the "Scruple Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2108. ℉ is called the "Fahrenheit Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2109. ℃ is called the "Degree Celsius Symbol". Its Unicode is U+2103, and the LaTeX command is \textcelsius.

📌 Usage Guidelines

1. Bullet point hierarchy should not exceed three levels for readability.
2. Use full-width em dashes in Chinese typography; distinguish en/em dashes in English.
3. Follow footnote mark order: *, †, ‡, §.
4. Use brackets in pairs; adapt to regional conventions.
5. Use CSS Grid/Flex instead of text alignment for responsive design.
6. Legal symbols (©, ®) require proper authorization.
7. Load LaTeX packages (textcomp, amssymb, pifont) for full symbol support.
8. Use numeric HTML entities for broad compatibility.

💡 Tips

Click any symbol card to view details. Copy Unicode, LaTeX, or HTML with one click. Generate SVG or download transparent PNG. For LaTeX, add \usepackage{textcomp, amssymb, pifont} to your preamble. Use fonts like Segoe UI Symbol, Noto Sans, or Arial Unicode MS for maximum symbol support.