U2680U2685

U+2680 to U+2685 are a set of six Unicode code points in the Miscellaneous Symbols block that encode the six faces of a standard die. Each code point corresponds to a die face showing one through six pips: U+2680 DIE FACE-1, U+2681 DIE FACE-2, U+2682 DIE FACE-3, U+2683 DIE FACE-4, U+2684 DIE FACE-5, and U+2685 DIE FACE-6. These symbols are used to represent dice results in text, games, or interfaces that require a simple graphical indicator of a die roll.

Rendering and usage of these symbols can vary by font and platform. In many environments they appear as simple monochrome pip patterns; on others they may render as colorful emoji-style glyphs. They are not inherently numeric, so they do not convey a numeric value beyond the symbol’s visual meaning, and accessibility can depend on the software used to render and interpret the text.

Input and encoding methods include direct Unicode entry or escaping. They can be inserted using Unicode escapes such as ⚀ through ⚅ in HTML, or by typing the corresponding code points in compatible editors. While widely supported in modern fonts, appearance and availability may differ across systems and applications.