Bullet Symbols

A resource for Unicode bullet symbols and Alt codes to enhance your lists and typography.

What is Bullet

A bullet is a typographic symbol used to mark items in an unordered list, often called a bullet point. It helps organize information clearly, making lists easier to read in documents, websites, or presentations.

What is Bullet Symbols

Bullet symbols are characters like dots (•), circles (○, ●), or decorative shapes (❥, ❧) used as bullet points. Each has a unique Unicode value and can be functional (e.g., in math as the bullet operator ∙) or cultural, like the fisheye (◉) in Japan. They can be copied, pasted, or inserted via Alt codes.

What we offer

- Rich Bullet Points: Here you can find a variety of bullet points, such as the standard bullet (•, U+2022), fisheye (◉, U+25C9), and bullet operator (∙, U+2219), which is used in mathematical notation.
- Unicode Bullet Symbols Table: A detailed table listing each symbol, its description (e.g., "TRIANGULAR BULLET"), and its Unicode value (e.g., U+2023) for precise identification and use.
- Bullet Symbols Alt Codes Table: A table providing Alt codes (from 7 to 10) for select symbols, such as the circle bullet (•, alt code: 7) and empty bullet (○, alt code: 9), to enable quick insertion on compatible platforms.

How to use Bullet Symbols

- Scroll up the page and browse through all the Bullet Symbols. Find the one that suits you best, then copy it and use it.
- On Windows Keyboard: Hold the Alt key and type 7 on the numeric keypad to insert a standard bullet (•).
- On Mac Keyboard: Press Option + 8 to insert a bullet (•).