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Bullet Point Symbol
The bullet • and every other list marker: tap one to copy it.
Classic bullets
The bullets used in lists and menus.
Square and diamond bullets
Arrow and pointer bullets
Emoji bullets
Bullets: names and codes
Name and code point come from the Unicode Character Database; HTML codes and Windows Alt codes are the standard ones for each character.
| Symbol | Name | Code point | HTML | Windows Alt code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| • | BULLET | U+2022 | • | Alt+0149 or Alt+7 |
| ◦ | WHITE BULLET | U+25E6 | ◦ | none |
| ‣ | TRIANGULAR BULLET | U+2023 | ‣ | none |
| ⁃ | HYPHEN BULLET | U+2043 | ⁃ | none |
| ⁌ | BLACK LEFTWARDS BULLET | U+204C | ⁌ | none |
| ⁍ | BLACK RIGHTWARDS BULLET | U+204D | ⁍ | none |
| ∙ | BULLET OPERATOR | U+2219 | ∙ | Alt+249 |
| · | MIDDLE DOT | U+00B7 | · | Alt+0183 or Alt+250 |
| ● | BLACK CIRCLE | U+25CF | ● | none |
| ○ | WHITE CIRCLE | U+25CB | ○ | Alt+9 |
| ◉ | FISHEYE | U+25C9 | ◉ | none |
| ◎ | BULLSEYE | U+25CE | ◎ | none |
| ⦿ | CIRCLED BULLET | U+29BF | ⦿ | none |
| ⦾ | CIRCLED WHITE BULLET | U+29BE | ⦾ | none |
| ◘ | INVERSE BULLET | U+25D8 | ◘ | Alt+8 |
| ◙ | INVERSE WHITE CIRCLE | U+25D9 | ◙ | Alt+10 |
| ■ | BLACK SQUARE | U+25A0 | ■ | Alt+254 |
| □ | WHITE SQUARE | U+25A1 | □ | none |
| ▪ | BLACK SMALL SQUARE | U+25AA | ▪ | none |
| ▫ | WHITE SMALL SQUARE | U+25AB | ▫ | none |
| ◆ | BLACK DIAMOND | U+25C6 | ◆ | none |
| ◇ | WHITE DIAMOND | U+25C7 | ◇ | none |
| ◈ | WHITE DIAMOND CONTAINING BLACK SMALL DIAMOND | U+25C8 | ◈ | none |
| ❖ | BLACK DIAMOND MINUS WHITE X | U+2756 | ❖ | none |
| ⬥ | BLACK MEDIUM DIAMOND | U+2B25 | ⬥ | none |
| ⬦ | WHITE MEDIUM DIAMOND | U+2B26 | ⬦ | none |
| ⬧ | BLACK MEDIUM LOZENGE | U+2B27 | ⬧ | none |
| ⬨ | WHITE MEDIUM LOZENGE | U+2B28 | ⬨ | none |
| ▸ | BLACK RIGHT-POINTING SMALL TRIANGLE | U+25B8 | ▸ | none |
| ▹ | WHITE RIGHT-POINTING SMALL TRIANGLE | U+25B9 | ▹ | none |
| ► | BLACK RIGHT-POINTING POINTER | U+25BA | ► | Alt+16 |
| ▻ | WHITE RIGHT-POINTING POINTER | U+25BB | ▻ | none |
| ➢ | THREE-D TOP-LIGHTED RIGHTWARDS ARROWHEAD | U+27A2 | ➢ | none |
| ➣ | THREE-D BOTTOM-LIGHTED RIGHTWARDS ARROWHEAD | U+27A3 | ➣ | none |
| ➤ | BLACK RIGHTWARDS ARROWHEAD | U+27A4 | ➤ | none |
| ❯ | HEAVY RIGHT-POINTING ANGLE QUOTATION MARK ORNAMENT | U+276F | ❯ | none |
| › | SINGLE RIGHT-POINTING ANGLE QUOTATION MARK | U+203A | › | Alt+0155 |
| » | RIGHT-POINTING DOUBLE ANGLE QUOTATION MARK | U+00BB | » | Alt+0187 or Alt+175 |
| ☞ | WHITE RIGHT POINTING INDEX | U+261E | ☞ | none |
| ✓ | CHECK MARK | U+2713 | ✓ | none |
The bullet
• (U+2022 BULLET) is the standard list bullet. On Windows, type it with Alt+0149 or Alt+7 on the numeric keypad; in HTML it's •. For a second level, many people use ◦ (U+25E6 WHITE BULLET) or ‣ (U+2023 TRIANGULAR BULLET).
Bullets in plain text
Apps without list formatting, like many bios and captions, still show these characters, so you can start each line with one to make a list.
Frequently asked questions
How do I type a bullet point?
On Windows, hold Alt and type 0149 (or 7) on the numeric keypad. On a Mac, open the Character Viewer (Fn/Globe + E) and search for bullet.
What's the difference between • and ·?
• is BULLET, made for lists. · is MIDDLE DOT, a smaller dot used as punctuation, for example between words.