Geometric Emojis
18 emojis tagged geometric in the official Unicode CLDR project. Click any emoji for its meaning, copy-paste, and per-platform rendering.
Geometric emojis are the colored shapes Unicode uses for diagrams, lists, and abstract callouts — 🔴 red circle, 🔵 blue circle, ⚫ black circle, ⚪ white circle, ⬛ black large square, ⬜ white large square, ◾ black medium-small square, ◽ white medium-small square, 🟥 red square, 🟧 orange square, 🟨 yellow square, 🟩 green square, 🟦 blue square, 🟪 purple square, 🟫 brown square, plus diamonds and triangles. They're essential for status indicators, progress bars built in chat (🟩🟩🟩⬜⬜ 60%), and color-coded labels. Wordle's daily share blocks rely entirely on these.
- 🔴 red circle
- 🔵 blue circle
- ⚫ black circle
- ⚪ white circle
- ⬛ black large square
- ⬜ white large square
- ◾ black medium-small square
- ◽ white medium-small square
- 🔶 large orange diamond
- 🔷 large blue diamond
- 🔸 small orange diamond
- 🔹 small blue diamond
- 🔺 red triangle pointed up
- 🔻 red triangle pointed down
- 💠 diamond with a dot
- 🔘 radio button
- 🔳 white square button
- 🔲 black square button
Frequently asked about geometric emojis
Why do Wordle results use 🟩 and 🟨?
Wordle uses ⬜ (gray miss), 🟨 (yellow, right letter wrong spot), and 🟩 (green, exact match) because they're the only universally rendered colored-square emojis. The colored squares were added in Unicode 12 (2019), which is partly why Wordle's share format wasn't possible before then.
What's the difference between ⬛ and ◾?
⬛ is a large black square; ◾ is medium-small. The size series (⬛ ◼ ◾ ▪) lets designers build pixel-art or progress visualizations with varying weights. On most platforms the rendering is consistently sized, so combining them in a row creates visual hierarchy.
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