Unicode Characters & Emojis

A character is an overloaded term that can mean many things. This gist will briefly touch on the differences between Code Point, Code Unit, Grapheme and Glyph, with a particular focus on emojis.

Tip

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Code Point

A code point is the atomic unit of information that consists of a numerical value that maps to a specific character which is given meaning by the Unicode®︎ Standard. A code point represent a digit, letter, whitespace, punctuation mark, emoji, symbol, control character, or formatting. The text is a sequence of code points.

Code Unit

A code unit is the unit of storage of a part of an encoded code point.

Some characters are encoded using multiple code units, resulting in a variable-length encoding.
UTF-32 is a fixed width encoding, hence all code points can be encoded in a single 32-bit code unit.

The following table shows the three most common character encoding schemes and their corresponding word size. There are also 5 characters with their respective number of code units for the corresponding encoding.

Encoding	Word Size	Width Type	A	©	☃	😀	👉🏿
UTF-8	8-bit	Variable	1 CU	2 CU	3 CU	4 CU	8 CU
UTF-16	16-bit	Variable	1 CU	1 CU	1 CU	2 CU	4 CU
UTF-32	32-bit	Fixed	1 CU	1 CU	1 CU	1 CU	2 CU

Note

The character 👉🏿 is a combination of two code points wich requires two 32-bit code units.
UTF-32 does not always have a 1:1 mapping between code points and what a user perceives as characters.

In JavaScript, strings are represented fundamentally as sequences of UTF-16 code units:

Every UTF-16 code unit is exactly 16 bits long.
Code units and can be written in a string with \u followed by exactly four hex digits.
Code points can be written in a string with \u{xxxxxx} where xxxxxx represents 1–6 hex digits.

The entire Unicode character set is much bigger than what a single UTF-16 code unit can represent, supplementary characters are encoded as two 16-bit code units called a surrogate pair. The length data property of a String value counts UTF-16 code units.

Grapheme

A grapheme is a sequence of one or more code points that are displayed as a single, graphical unit that a reader recognizes as a single element in the context of a particular writing system.

User-perceived characters are referred to as graphemes.
Some code points are never part of any grapheme (e.g. the ZWNJ, or directional overrides).

The following table shows an example with 3 characters:

Character	Code Point	Description
`ä`	`000E4`	Single code point.
`ä`	`00061 00308`	Base character (`a`), and combining diaeresis (`◌̈`).
`👉🏿`	`1F449 1F3FF`	Backhand index pointing right (`👉`), and dark skin tone (`🏿`).

Note

The characters ä and ä are the same grapheme, but have different code points.

The character 👉🏿 is two code points, but is displayed as a single character.

The diaeresis character (¨) and the combining diaeresis (◌̈) are not the same code point.

In JavaScript, Intl.Segmenter is used to split a string into segments at grapheme cluster boundaries, as determined by a specified locale. Expand the details below to see a JavaScript example that demonstrates the differences between code point, code unit, and grapheme in different string encodings.

Expand to see an example of code point, code unit, and grapheme.

// Backhand Index Pointing Right: Dark Skin Tone.
const str = '👉🏿'; // 1F449 1F3FF
console.log('String:', str);

// Split using UTF-8 code units.
const encoder = new TextEncoder();
const encoded = encoder.encode(str);
const u8_cu = [...encoded].map(byte => byte.toString(16));
console.log('UTF-8:', u8_cu);
// ['f0', '9f', '91', '89', 'f0', '9f', '8f', 'bf']

// Split using UTF-16 code units.
// This is the default encoding in JavaScript.
const u16_cu = str.split('');
console.log('UTF-16:', u16_cu);
// ['\uD83D', '\uDC49', '\uD83C', '\uDFFF']

// Split using UTF-32 code units.
// A UTF-32 code unit is always a single code point.
const u32_cu = Array.from(str); // or [...str]
console.log('UTF-32:', u32_cu); // ['👉', '🏿']

// Split using graphemes.
const segmenter = new Intl.Segmenter();
const segment = segmenter.segment(str);
const graphemes = [...segment].map(x => x.segment);
console.log('Grapheme:', graphemes); // ['👉🏿']

In JavaScript, String.prototype.split() and String.prototype[@@iterator]() splits the characters of a string in different ways. String indexes and split() operates by UTF-16 code units, and @@iterator() iterates by code points.

Glyph

A glyph is an image, usually stored in a font (which is a collection of glyphs), used to represent graphemes or parts thereof.

Fonts may compose multiple glyphs into a single representation, for example, if the above ä is a single code point, a font may choose to render that as two separate, spatially overlaid glyphs.

For OTF, the font's GSUB and GPOS tables contain substitution and positioning information to make this work. A font may contain multiple alternative glyphs for the same grapheme, too.

Modifiers & Variation Selectors

Variation Selectors (VS) designates a specific block (FE00-FE0F) within the Unicode character set containing 16 selectors used to specify a glyph variant for a preceding character. Certain characters can have variant forms or styles, and variation selectors are used to indicate these variations. These selectors are generally applied to base characters to modify their appearance, providing a means to represent different writing styles, scripts, or regional preferences.

Emojis can have diverse presentations, this includes variations in skin tones, genders, or other contextual modifications. The following items are the emoji-specific variation selectors.

The VS-15 (FE0E) is used to request a text presentation (monochrome) for an emoji character (♀︎).
The VS-16 (FE0F) is used to request an emoji presentation (polychrome) for an emoji character (♀️).

Skin tone variations are achieved using modifiers from 1F3FB to 1F3FF (🏻🏼🏽🏾🏿), they are based on the Fitzpatrick scale, which is a formal classification of human skin tones. When one of these code points is appended to an emoji that supports skin tone modifiers, it will change the skin tone of the emoji.

Expand to see a table with all skin tones.

Character	Code Point	Name
`🏻`	`1F3FB`	Light skin tone.
`🏼`	`1F3FC`	Medium-light skin tone.
`🏽`	`1F3FD`	Medium skin tone.
`🏾`	`1F3FE`	Medium-dark skin tone.
`🏿`	`1F3FF`	Dark skin tone.

Zero Width Joiner

The zero-width joiner (ZWJ) is a non-printing character (200D) used in the computerized typesetting of writing systems in which the shape or positioning of a grapheme depends on its relation to other graphemes (complex scripts). When placed between two characters that would otherwise not be connected, a ZWJ causes them to be printed in their connected forms.

When a ZWJ is placed between two emoji characters (or interspersed between multiple), it can result in a single glyph or new emoji, such as the family emoji (👪), made up of two adult emoji (👨👩) and one or two child emoji (👦).

Note

When not available, the ZWJ characters are ignored and a fallback sequence of separate emoji is displayed. Thus an emoji ZWJ sequence should only be supported where the fallback sequence would also make sense to a viewer. See the Recommended Emoji ZWJ Sequences.

When working with skin tones, you should be careful with those emojis that consist of two or more emojis joined by the ZWJ.

Skin tone modifiers must be included after the emoji but before the ZWJ.
Some ZWJ sequences include multiple emoji that each have different skin tone modifiers.

Expand to see an example combining characters and skin tones.

String.fromCodePoint(
  0x1FAF1, // Rightwards Hand (🫱)
  0x1F3FB, // Light skin tone (🏻)
  0x0200D, // Zero Width Joiner
  0x1FAF2, // Leftwards Hand (🫲)
  0x1F3FF, // Dark skin tone (🏿)
); // Handshake: Light Skin Tone, Dark Skin Tone (🫱🏻‍🫲🏿)

Useful Unicode Characters

Mathematical

Binary operators

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`−`	2212	Minus sign
`×`	00D7	Multiplication sign
`÷`	00F7	Division sign
`⋅`	22C5	Dot operator (sdot)
`∕`	2215	Division slash

Unary operators

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`√`	221A	Square root
`∛`	221B	Cube root
`∜`	221C	Fourth root
`±`	00B1	Plus-minus sign
`∓`	2213	Minus-or-plus sign
`′`	2032	Prime
`″`	2033	Double prime
`‴`	2034	Triple prime
`∏`	220F	N-ary product
`∑`	2211	N-ary summation

Fractions

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`½`	00BD	One-half
`⅓`	2153	One-third
`⅔`	2154	Two-thirds
`¼`	00BC	One-quarter
`¾`	00BE	Three-quarters
`⅕`	2155	One-fifth
`⅖`	2156	Two-fifths
`⅗`	2157	Three-fifths
`⅘`	2158	Four-fifths
`⅙`	2159	One-sixth
`⅚`	215A	Five-sixths
`⅐`	2150	One-seventh
`⅛`	215B	One-eighth
`⅜`	215C	Three-eighths
`⅝`	215D	Five-eighths
`⅞`	215E	Seven-eighths
`⅑`	2151	One-ninth
`⅒`	2152	One-tenth
`⅟`	215F	Fraction numerator one
`⁄`	2044	Fraction slash

Calculus & Equations

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
∞	221E	Infinity
∂	2202	Partial differential
∫	222B	Integral
∬	222C	Double integral
∭	222D	Triple integral
⨌	2A0C	Quadruple integral
∮	222E	Contour integral
∯	222F	Surface integral
∰	2230	Volume integral
∱	2231	Clockwise integral
∲	2232	Clockwise contour integral
∳	2233	Anticlockwise contour integral
∇	2207	Nabla

Sets

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`⊂`	2282	Subset of
`⊃`	2283	Superset of
`⊆`	2286	Subset of or equal to
`⊇`	2287	Superset of or equal to
`⊄`	2284	Not a subset of
`∩`	2229	Intersection
`∪`	222A	Union
`∈`	2208	Element of
`∊`	220A	Small element of
`∉`	2209	Not an element of
`∋`	220B	Contains as member
`∍`	220D	Small contains as member
`∌`	220C	Does not contain as member
`∅`	2205	Empty set

Relationships

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`∝`	221D	Proportional to
`∣`	2223	Divides
`∤`	2224	Does not divide
`≃`	2243	Asymptotically equal to
`≄`	2244	Not asymptotically equal to
`≅`	2245	Approximately equal to
`≆`	2246	Approximately but not actually equal to
`≇`	2247	Neither approximately nor actually equal to
`≈`	2248	Almost equal to
`≉`	2249	Not almost equal to
`≜`	225C	Delta equal to
`≝`	225D	Equal to by definition
`≟`	225F	Questioned equal to
`≠`	2260	Not equal to
`≡`	2261	Identical to
`≤`	2264	Less-than or equal to
`≥`	2265	Greater-than or equal to
`≪`	226A	Much less-than
`≫`	226B	Much greater-than

Geometry

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`∠`	2220	Angle
`∡`	2221	Measured angle
`∢`	2222	Spherical angle
`⟂`	27C2	Perpendicular
`∟`	221F	Right angle

Logic

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`¬`	00AC	Logical NOT
`∧`	2227	Logical AND
`∨`	2228	Logical OR
`∎`	220E	End of proof
`∴`	2234	Therefore
`∵`	2235	Because
`∀`	2200	For all
`∃`	2203	There exists
`∄`	2204	There does not exists

Typography

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
⋮	22EE	Vertical ellipsis
⋯	22EF	Horizontal ellipsis
⋰	22F0	Up right diagonal ellipsis
⋱	22F1	Down right diagonal ellipsis
⟨	27E8	Left angle bracket
⟩	27E9	Right angle bracket
°	00B0	Degree sign

Roman Numeral

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`Ⅰ`	2160	Roman numeral one
`Ⅱ`	2161	Roman numeral two
`Ⅲ`	2162	Roman numeral three
`Ⅳ`	2163	Roman numeral four
`Ⅴ`	2164	Roman numeral five
`Ⅵ`	2165	Roman numeral six
`Ⅶ`	2166	Roman numeral seven
`Ⅷ`	2167	Roman numeral eight
`Ⅸ`	2168	Roman numeral nine
`Ⅹ`	2169	Roman numeral ten
`Ⅺ`	216A	Roman numeral eleven
`Ⅻ`	216B	Roman numeral twelve
`Ⅼ`	216C	Roman numeral fifty
`Ⅽ`	216D	Roman numeral one hundred
`Ⅾ`	216E	Roman numeral five hundred
`Ⅿ`	216F	Roman numeral one thousand
`ↀ`	2180	Roman numeral one thousand C D
`ↁ`	2181	Roman numeral five thousand
`ↂ`	2182	Roman numeral ten thousand
`ↇ`	2187	Roman numeral fifty thousand
`ↈ`	2188	Roman numeral one hundred thousand
`ⅰ`	2170	Small roman numeral one
`ⅱ`	2171	Small roman numeral two
`ⅲ`	2172	Small roman numeral three
`ⅳ`	2173	Small roman numeral four
`ⅴ`	2174	Small roman numeral five
`ⅵ`	2175	Small roman numeral six
`ⅶ`	2176	Small roman numeral seven
`ⅷ`	2177	Small roman numeral eight
`ⅸ`	2178	Small roman numeral nine
`ⅹ`	2179	Small roman numeral ten
`ⅺ`	217A	Small roman numeral eleven
`ⅻ`	217B	Small roman numeral twelve
`ⅼ`	217C	Small roman numeral fifty
`ⅽ`	217D	Small roman numeral one hundred
`ⅾ`	217E	Small roman numeral five hundred
`ⅿ`	217F	Small roman numeral one thousand
`ↅ`	2185	Roman numeral six late form
`ↆ`	2186	Roman numeral fifty early form
`Ↄ`	2183	Roman numeral reversed one hundred

Other

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`μ`	003BC	Greek small letter MU
`π`	003C0	Greek small letter PI
`ℂ`	02102	Complex numbers
`ℍ`	0210D	Hyperbolic plane, quaternions
`ℓ`	02113	Script small L
`ℕ`	02115	Natural numbers
`𝕆`	1D546	Octonions
`ℙ`	02119	Prime numbers
`ℚ`	0211A	Rational numbers
`ℝ`	0211D	Real numbers
`ℤ`	02124	Integers numbers

Science

Physics

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`ħ`	0127	Reduced Planck constant
`ƛ`	019B	Reduced wavelength
`Ψ`	03A8	Greek capital letter psi
`λ`	03BB	Greek small letter lambda
`ν`	03BD	Greek small letter nu
`ψ`	03C8	Greek small letter psi
`ω`	03C9	Greek small letter omega

Chemistry

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`⇌`	21CC	Equilibrium sign

Engineering

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`⌭`	232D	Cylindricity
`Ω`	03A9	Omega
`℄`	2104	Centre line
`﹊`	FE4A	Centreline overline
`﹎`	FE4E	Centreline low line

Power Symbols

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`⏻`	23FB	Power symbol
`⏼`	23FC	Power on-off
`⏽`	23FD	Power on
`⭘`	2B58	Power off
`⏾`	23FE	Power sleep

Financial

Currency

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`฿`	0E3F	Thai Baht
`₿`	20BF	Bitcoin
`¢`	00A2	Cent
`¤`	00A4	Currency
`$`	0024	Dollar
`€`	20AC	Euro
`₴`	20B4	Hryvnia
`₹`	20B9	Indian rupee
`₤`	20A4	Lira
`₪`	20AA	New shekel
`₱`	20B1	Peso
`₽`	20BD	Russian ruble
`£`	00A3	Sterling pound
`₺`	20BA	Turkish lira
`₩`	20A9	Won
`¥`	00A5	Yen (Yuan)

Other

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`‰`	2030	Per mille
`‱`	2031	Per ten thousand

Box Drawing

┌─┬─┐  ╭─┬─╮  ┏━┳━┓  ╔═╦═╗
│ │ │  │ │ │  ┃ ┃ ┃  ║ ║ ║
├─┼─┤  ╞═╪═╡  ┣━╋━┫  ╠═╬═╣
│ │ │  │ │ │  ┃ ┃ ┃  ║ ║ ║
└─┴─┘  ╰─┴─╯  ┗━┻━┛  ╚═╩═╝

Miscellaneous

Numbers

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`➀`	2780	Circled digit one
`➁`	2781	Circled digit two
`➂`	2782	Circled digit three
`➃`	2783	Circled digit four
`➄`	2784	Circled digit five
`➅`	2785	Circled digit six
`➆`	2786	Circled digit seven
`➇`	2787	Circled digit eight
`➈`	2788	Circled digit nine
`➉`	2789	Circled number ten
`❶`	2776	Negative circled digit one
`❷`	2777	Negative circled digit two
`❸`	2778	Negative circled digit three
`❹`	2779	Negative circled digit four
`❺`	277A	Negative circled digit five
`❻`	277B	Negative circled digit six
`❼`	277C	Negative circled digit seven
`❽`	277D	Negative circled digit eight
`❾`	277E	Negative circled digit nine
`❿`	277F	Negative circled number ten

Design

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`·`	00B7	Middle dot
`․`	2024	One dot leader
`…`	2026	Horizontal ellipsis
`“`	201C	Left double quotation mark
`”`	201D	Right double quotation mark
`«`	00AB	Left-pointing double angle quotation mark
`»`	00BB	Right-pointing double angle quotation mark
`‹`	2039	Single left-pointing angle quotation mark
`›`	203A	Single right-pointing angle quotation mark
`„`	201E	Double low-9 quotation mark
`⟨`	27E8	Mathematical left angle bracket
`⟩`	27E9	Mathematical right angle bracket
`—`	2014	General punctuation
`~`	007E	Basic latin
`※`	203B	Reference mark

Arrows

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`↶`	21B6	Anticlockwise top semicircle arrow
`↷`	21B7	Clockwise top semicircle arrow
`⮜`	2B9C	Black leftwards equilateral arrowhead
`⮝`	2B9D	Black upwards equilateral arrowhead
`⮞`	2B9E	Black rightwards equilateral arrowhead
`⮟`	2B9F	Black downwards equilateral arrowhead
`←`	2190	Leftwards arrow
`↑`	2191	Upwards arrow
`→`	2192	Rightwards arrow
`↓`	2193	Downwards arrow
`⤩`	2929	South east arrow and south west arrow
`⤪`	292A	South west arrow and north west arrow
`⤧`	2927	North west arrow and north east arrow
`⤨`	2928	North east arrow and south east arrow
`⤶`	2936	Arrow pointing downwards then curving leftwards
`⤷`	2937	Arrow pointing downwards then curving rightwards
`⤸`	2938	Right-side arc clockwise arrow
`⤹`	2939	Left-side arc anticlockwise arrow
`⤺`	293A	Top arc anticlockwise arrow
`⤻`	293B	Bottom arc anticlockwise arrow
`⤡`	2921	North west and south east arrow
`⤢`	2922	North east and south west arrow
`➛`	279B	Drafting point rightwards arrow
`➝`	279D	Triangle-headed rightwards arrow
`➞`	279E	Heavy triangle-headed rightwards arrow
`➟`	279F	Dashed triangle-headed rightwards arrow
`➜`	279C	Heavy round-tipped rightwards arrow
`➾`	27BE	Open-outlined rightwards arrow
`➼`	27BC	Wedge-tailed rightwards arrow
`➦`	27A6	Heavy black curved upwards and rightwards arrow
`➧`	27A7	Squat black rightwards arrow
`➥`	27A5	Heavy black curved downwards and rightwards arrow
`➤`	27A4	Black rightwards arrowhead
`➢`	27A2	Three-d top-lighted rightwards arrowhead
`➘`	2798	Heavy south east arrow
`➙`	2799	Heavy rightwards arrow
`➚`	279A	Heavy north east arrow
`⇇`	21C7	Leftwards paired arrows
`⇈`	21C8	Upwards paired arrows
`⇉`	21C9	Rightwards paired arrows
`⇊`	21CA	Downwards paired arrows
`⇶`	21F6	Three rightwards arrows
`⇳`	21F3	Up down white arrow
`⇱`	21F1	North west arrow to corner
`⇲`	21F2	South east arrow to corner
`⇤`	21E4	Leftwards arrow to bar
`⇥`	21E5	Rightwards arrow to bar
`⇽`	21FD	Leftwards open-headed arrow
`⇾`	21FE	Rightwards open-headed arrow
`⇿`	21FF	Left right open-headed arrow
`⇦`	21E6	Leftwards white arrow
`⇧`	21E7	Upwards white arrow
`⇨`	21E8	Rightwards white arrow
`⇩`	21E9	Downwards white arrow
`⏴`	23F4	Black medium left-pointing triangle
`⏵`	23F5	Black medium right-pointing triangle
`⏶`	23F6	Black medium up-pointing triangle
`⏷`	23F7	Black medium down-pointing triangle
`⇄`	21C4	Rightwards arrow over leftwards arrow
`⇆`	21C6	Leftwards arrow over rightwards arrow
`⇅`	21C5	Upwards arrow leftwards of downwards arrow
`↺`	21BA	Anticlockwise open circle arrow
`↻`	21BB	Clockwise open circle arrow

Temperature

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`℃`	2103	Degree celsius
`℉`	2109	Degree fahrenheit
`☆`	2606	White star
`★`	2605	Black star
`☁`	2601	Cloud
`☽`	263D	First quarter moon

Music

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`♩`	2669	Quarter note
`♪`	266A	Eighth note
`♫`	266B	Beamed eighth notes
`♬`	266C	Beamed sixteenth notes
`♭`	266D	Flat sign
`♮`	266E	Natural sign
`♯`	266F	Sharp sign
`𝄆`	1D106	Left repeat sign
`𝄇`	1D107	Right repeat sign
`𝄐`	1D110	Fermata
`𝄜`	1D11C	Six-string fretboard
`𝄞`	1D11E	G clef
`𝄟`	1D11F	G clef ottava alta
`𝄠`	1D120	G clef ottava bassa
`𝄡`	1D121	C clef
`𝄢`	1D122	F clef
`𝄣`	1D123	F clef ottava alta
`𝄤`	1D124	F clef ottava bassa
`𝄥`	1D125	Drum clef-1
`𝄦`	1D126	Drum clef-2
`𝇐`	1D1D0	Gregorian c clef
`𝇑`	1D1D1	Gregorian f clef
`𝄪`	1D12A	Double sharp
`𝄫`	1D12B	Double flat
`𝄴`	1D134	Common time
`𝄻`	1D13B	Whole rest
`𝄼`	1D13C	Half rest
`𝄽`	1D13D	Quarter rest
`𝅗`	1D157	Void notehead
`𝅘`	1D158	Notehead black
`𝆒`	1D192	Crescendo

Chess

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`♔`	2654	White king
`♕`	2655	White queen
`♖`	2656	White rook
`♗`	2657	White bishop
`♘`	2658	White knight
`♙`	2659	White pawn
`♚`	265A	Black king
`♛`	265B	Black queen
`♜`	265C	Black rook
`♝`	265D	Black bishop
`♞`	265E	Black knight
`♟`	265F	Black pawn

Design

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`•`	2022	Bullet
`◎`	25CE	Bullseye
`◉`	25C9	Fisheye
`⭘`	2B58	Heavy circle and arrows
`✗`	2717	Ballot x
`✓`	2713	Check mark
`☐`	2610	Ballot box
`☑`	2611	Ballot box with check
`☒`	2612	Ballot box with x
`✎`	270E	Lower right pencil
`✐`	2710	Upper right pencil
`☛`	261B	Black right pointing index
`✥`	2725	Four club-spoked asterisk
`✤`	2724	Heavy four balloon-spoked asterisk
`✻`	273B	Teardrop-spoked asterisk
`✲`	2732	Open centre asterisk
`✱`	2731	Heavy asterisk

Block Elements

https://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U2580.pdf

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`▀`	2580	Upper half block
`▁`	2581	Lower one eighth block
`▂`	2582	Lower one quarter block
`▃`	2583	Lower three eighths block
`▄`	2584	Lower half block
`▅`	2585	Lower five eighths block
`▆`	2586	Lower three quarters block
`▇`	2587	Lower seven eighths block
`█`	2588	Full block
`▉`	2589	Left seven eighths block
`▊`	258A	Left three quarters block
`▋`	258B	Left five eighths block
`▌`	258C	Left half block
`▍`	258D	Left three eighths block
`▎`	258E	Left one quarter block
`▏`	258F	Left one eighth block
`▐`	2590	Right half block
`░`	2591	Light shade
`▒`	2592	Medium shade
`▓`	2593	Dark shade
`▔`	2594	Upper one eighth block
`▕`	2595	Right one eighth block
`▖`	2596	Quadrant lower left
`▗`	2597	Quadrant lower right
`▘`	2598	Quadrant upper left
`▙`	2599	Quadrant upper left and lower left and lower right
`▚`	259A	Quadrant upper left and lower right
`▛`	259B	Quadrant upper left and upper right and lower left
`▜`	259C	Quadrant upper left and upper right and lower right
`▝`	259D	Quadrant upper right
`▞`	259E	Quadrant upper right and lower left
`▟`	259F	Quadrant upper right and lower left and lower right

Control Pictures

https://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U2400.pdf

Grapheme	Code Point	Description
`␀`	2400	Null
`␁`	2401	Start of heading
`␂`	2402	Start of text
`␃`	2403	End of text
`␄`	2404	End of transmission
`␅`	2405	Enquiry
`␆`	2406	Acknowledge
`␇`	2407	Bell
`␈`	2408	Backspace
`␉`	2409	Horizontal tabulation
`␊`	240A	Line feed
`␋`	240B	Vertical tabulation
`␌`	240C	Form feed
`␍`	240D	Carriage return
`␎`	240E	Shift out
`␏`	240F	Shift in
`␐`	2410	Data link escape
`␑`	2411	Device control one
`␒`	2412	Device control two
`␓`	2413	Device control three
`␔`	2414	Device control four
`␕`	2415	Negative acknowledge
`␖`	2416	Synchronous idle
`␗`	2417	End of transmission bloCK
`␘`	2418	Cancel
`␙`	2419	End of medium
`␚`	241A	Substitute
`␛`	241B	Escape
`␜`	241C	File separator
`␝`	241D	Group separator
`␞`	241E	Record separator
`␟`	241F	Unit separator
`␠`	2420	Space
`␡`	2421	Delete
`␢`	2422	Blank symbol
`␣`	2423	Open box
`␤`	2424	Newline
`␥`	2425	Delete form two
`␦`	2426	Substitute form two

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Unicode Characters & Emojis

Code Point

Code Unit

Grapheme

Glyph

Modifiers & Variation Selectors

Zero Width Joiner

Useful Unicode Characters

Mathematical

Binary operators

Unary operators

Fractions

Calculus & Equations

Sets

Relationships

Geometry

Logic

Typography

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Other

Science

Physics

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Design

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Design

Block Elements

Control Pictures

Reference