Block Elements
See also: box-drawing characters| Code | Result | Description |
|---|---|---|
| U+2580 | ▀ | Upper half block |
| U+2581 | ▁ | Lower one eighth block |
| U+2582 | ▂ | Lower one quarter block |
| U+2583 | ▃ | Lower three eighths block |
| U+2584 | ▄ | Lower half block |
| U+2585 | ▅ | Lower five eighths block |
| U+2586 | ▆ | Lower three quarters block |
| U+2587 | ▇ | Lower seven eighths block |
| U+2588 | █ | Full block |
| U+2589 | ▉ | Left seven eighths block |
| U+258A | ▊ | Left three quarters block |
| U+258B | ▋ | Left five eighths block |
| U+258C | ▌ | Left half block |
| U+258D | ▍ | Left three eighths block |
| U+258E | ▎ | Left one quarter block |
| U+258F | ▏ | Left one eighth block |
| U+2590 | ▐ | Right half block |
| U+2591 | ░ | Light shade |
| U+2592 | ▒ | Medium shade |
| U+2593 | ▓ | Dark shade |
| U+2594 | ▔ | Upper one eighth block |
| U+2595 | ▕ | Right one eighth block |
| U+2596 | ▖ | Quadrant lower left |
| U+2597 | ▗ | Quadrant lower right |
| U+2598 | ▘ | Quadrant upper left |
| U+2599 | ▙ | Quadrant upper left and lower left and lower right |
| U+259A | ▚ | Quadrant upper left and lower right |
| U+259B | ▛ | Quadrant upper left and upper right and lower left |
| U+259C | ▜ | Quadrant upper left and upper right and lower right |
| U+259D | ▝ | Quadrant upper right |
| U+259E | ▞ | Quadrant upper right and lower left |
| U+259F | ▟ | Quadrant upper right and lower left and lower right |
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