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Dice Symbols
Unicode includes six die-face characters, ⚀ through ⚅ (U+2680–U+2685), in the Miscellaneous Symbols block. Each shows the pips of a standard six-sided die, from one to six, as a single character.
Copy any symbol
Click a round tile to copy. Each symbol’s name links to its full codes and typing page in the table below.
Codes for dice symbols
Every symbol in this category with its Unicode code point and a recommended HTML value. Click the glyph or any chip to copy it.
| Symbol | Name | Unicode | HTML |
|---|---|---|---|
| Die Face-1Miscellaneous Symbols | |||
| Die Face-2Miscellaneous Symbols | |||
| Die Face-3Miscellaneous Symbols | |||
| Die Face-4Miscellaneous Symbols | |||
| Die Face-5Miscellaneous Symbols | |||
| Die Face-6Miscellaneous Symbols |
HTML values are named entities where a common one exists, otherwise decimal numeric references that work in any HTML document.
Using dice symbols
They are handy in tabletop notes, probability examples, game design documents and chat. Because they are text, they inherit the font, size and color of the surrounding paragraph — no image files needed.
The characters do not generate random numbers; they are pictures of dice. To roll, use a random number generator. To type them, copy from this page or type 2680–2685 in Word and press Alt+X.
- Click a round tile to copy the symbol; the “Copied!” badge confirms it is on your clipboard.
- Open a symbol’s page for its Unicode name, HTML entity, CSS and JavaScript escapes, UTF-8 bytes and keyboard routes.
- Use the dot separator builder when you need several items joined on one line.
- Use the bullet list maker when you want a whole list of dot-prefixed lines.
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Dice questions
What is ⚀?
⚀ is DIE FACE-1 (U+2680), the face of a six-sided die showing one pip.
Are dice symbols random?
No. They are static characters that look like dice. They do not roll or generate numbers.
How do I type dice symbols?
Copy one from this page, or in Microsoft Word type its code point (2680 for ⚀) and press Alt+X. On a Mac, use the Character Viewer and search for “die face”.
Do dice symbols appear in color?
They are monochrome text characters, so they take the text color of the paragraph. They are not color emoji, even though some fonts draw them with a slightly different weight.