0x26C6

0x26C6 is a hexadecimal (base-16) Unicode code point representing a specific character in the Unicode Standard. In Unicode, code points are used to uniquely identify characters across different scripts and symbols. The value 0x26C6 corresponds to the "White Heavy Check Mark" symbol, which is part of the Miscellaneous Symbols block (U+2600–U+26FF).

This character is visually similar to a check mark or tick, often used to indicate approval, confirmation, or completion in various contexts. It is distinct from the more commonly used black check mark (U+2714) due to its white fill against a dark background, making it suitable for certain design applications where contrast is important. The White Heavy Check Mark is sometimes employed in user interfaces, icons, or decorative elements to convey a positive or affirmative state.

The Unicode Consortium assigns code points to characters to ensure global compatibility in digital communication. While the White Heavy Check Mark is less frequently used than other check mark variants, it remains part of the standardized set of symbols available for typographic and design purposes. Developers and designers may reference it by its Unicode name or code point when working with text encoding or font rendering.

This symbol is supported in most modern operating systems and fonts, though its appearance may vary depending on the font used. It is commonly found in TrueType and OpenType fonts that include the Miscellaneous Symbols range.