U25FF

U+25FF is a Unicode code point in the Geometric Shapes block (U+25A0–U+25FF). It designates a single geometric symbol; its visual appearance depends on the font and rendering system used. The code point’s hexadecimal notation is U+25FF and its decimal value is 9727, so it can be referenced in web and software contexts as ◿ or ◿.

Characters from the Geometric Shapes block are commonly used for simple icons, bullets, diagram elements and typographic ornamentation in plain text and lightweight graphical user interfaces. Support for U+25FF varies across platforms and typefaces; modern symbol fonts and comprehensive font families such as Segoe UI Symbol, Noto Sans Symbols and DejaVu Sans typically include glyphs for most entries in this block, while older or minimalist fonts may render the code point as a missing-glyph symbol (tofu).

Input methods for U+25FF include Unicode entry tools (character maps, emoji pickers, OS-specific Unicode input), HTML numeric escapes, and copy–paste from reference charts. Because geometric-shape glyphs are design primitives rather than semantically rich characters, their usage is mostly presentational rather than linguistic; authors should consider accessibility and provide alternative text or semantic markup when the symbol conveys important information.