Copy circle symbols ● ○ ◉ ◎ for geometric designs. Perfect for bullet points, decorative elements, and minimalist aesthetics.
Circle Symbols ● ○ ◉ ◎ Copy Paste Round & Dot Characters
This collection features 44 circle symbols including filled circles, hollow circles, and decorative round characters. From solid dots ● to rings ○ to bullseyes ◉, these Unicode circle characters create clean geometric decoration, progress indicators, and minimalist design elements. Copy and paste them into bios, ratings, or anywhere circular shapes enhance presentation.
Circles carry universal symbolic weight—wholeness, cycles, unity, perfection. The shape has no beginning or end, representing continuity and completion. In typography, circles serve as bullet points, status indicators, and decorative elements. Their inherent symmetry makes them visually pleasing and versatile across contexts.
Modern digital usage includes progress indicators (●●●○○), ratings, loading animations, minimalist bio decoration, and status markers. Circles suit clean, modern design aesthetics. Their simplicity communicates without demanding attention, making them ideal for functional and decorative purposes alike.
How to Use Circle Symbols
Click any circle above to copy it instantly. Paste with Ctrl+V (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+V (Mac) into any text field. These Unicode characters work on all platforms.
When to Use Circle Symbols
- Progress indicators: ●●●○○ shows completion status visually.
- Rating systems: ●●●●○ as 4-out-of-5 rating display.
- Bullet alternatives: ● or ○ as cleaner list markers.
- Minimalist dividers: ○ ○ ○ for subtle section separation.
- Bio decoration: ○ content ○ frames text elegantly.
- Status indicators: ● online, ○ offline in presence displays.
Circle Symbol Types
- Filled (●): Solid circle. Strong visual weight for emphasis.
- Hollow (○): Empty ring. Lighter, elegant appearance.
- Bullseye (◉): Circle within circle. Target or focus indicator.
- Double circle (◎): Two concentric rings. Decorative emphasis.
- Fisheye (◉): Filled center with ring. Radio button appearance.
- Dotted (◌): Dashed outline. Placeholder or optional element.
Circle Sizes in Unicode
- Small dots: · ∙ • — subtle punctuation weight.
- Medium circles: ● ○ — standard decorative size.
- Large circles: ⬤ ◯ — bold, commanding presence.
Tips for Circle Symbol Use
- Odd numbers balance: ○○○ feels more natural than ○○ or ○○○○.
- Mix for meaning: ●●○○○ creates progress/rating visuals.
- Spacing matters: ● ● ● vs ●●● — choose intentionally.
- Minimalism suits circles: They work best in clean, uncluttered designs.
- Consistent sizing: Don't mix ● and • sizes in one element.
Common Questions
- What's the difference between • and ●? Size. • is a small bullet point. ● is a larger geometric circle.
- Do circles work as checkboxes? Visually yes: ○ unchecked, ● checked. Not functionally interactive.
- Why use circles for ratings? Universal, minimalist, clear at a glance compared to complex graphics.
- Are these emoji? No—geometric symbols that render consistently across platforms.
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