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Text dividers and lines
Divider lines to copy and paste between sections of a bio, caption, post or document. Tap any line to copy it, or build your own from the single characters at the end.
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Solid and dashed lines
Lines with a centrepiece
Patterns
Frames and borders
Single characters
How dividers are made
Each divider is a run of ordinary Unicode characters, so it pastes as text, not as an image. Box drawing characters like ─ and ━ join into a continuous line in most fonts, while dots, stars and flowers make a lighter, spaced pattern.
Length and wrapping
On a phone, a divider wider than the screen wraps onto a second line and looks broken. The lines here are kept to about 10 to 20 characters, which fits most screens. If you need a shorter one, paste it and delete characters from the end.
Frames for longer text
The frames paste as three lines. Replace “your text” with your own words, and add spaces or more line characters until the edges line up in the app you are using, because every app spaces characters slightly differently.
Dividers in names and channels
Short pieces such as ┊, ・ and ╰ start Discord channel names and list items. The vertical ┊ and the rounded corners ╭ and ╰ can also build a simple frame around a few lines of text.
Symbols on this page
- Light horizontal line U+2500
- Heavy horizontal line U+2501
- Double horizontal line U+2550
- Light quadruple dash line U+2508
- Light quadruple dash vertical U+250A
- Rounded corner, top left U+256D
- Rounded corner, bottom left U+2570
- Midline horizontal ellipsis U+22EF
- Vertical right parenthesis form U+FE36
- Bullet U+2022
- Middle dot U+00B7
- Katakana middle dot U+30FB
- Em dash U+2014
- En dash U+2013
- Horizontal ellipsis U+2026