Squares & Rectangles
113Filled, outlined, and shaded square and rectangle characters.
Free Unicode squares & rectangles to copy and paste. Click any glyph to copy instantly, hover to save or open the vector-style editor (recolor, resize, background shapes, SVG/PNG export). License: standard Unicode characters — free for personal and commercial use.
Square and rectangle symbols are handy building blocks for text layouts, bullet lists, progress bars, and decoration. This set includes filled ■, outlined □, small ▪ ▫, wide ▬, and shaded block characters.
Click any shape to copy it, then paste it into a design, list, or username. They are standard Unicode characters that render consistently across platforms.
Preview & customize
Open the editor on any squares & rectangles symbol — change color, size, background shape, then copy SVG or download PNG.
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Frequently asked questions
How can I use square symbols as bullet points?+
Copy a shape like ▪ or ■ from the grid above and place it at the start of each line. It creates tidy custom bullets in places that don't support automatic lists, such as bios and plain text.
Can I build a progress bar with these blocks?+
Yes. Combine filled ■ and outlined □ squares to show progress inline, for example ■■■□□ for three out of five. It's a popular trick for text-based dashboards and posts.
What is the difference between ■ and ▪?+
Both are filled squares, but ■ is a standard-size black square while ▪ is a smaller version. Choose the size that best matches your surrounding text.