Four Pointed Black Star

Four Pointed Black Star Symbol (🟆)

The **Four Pointed Black Star symbol (🟆)** is a solid, four-pointed star, distinct from the common five-pointed star. As part of the "Geometric Shapes Extended" Unicode block, this symbol is primarily used in mathematical diagrams, technical illustrations, or abstract graphic designs where a precise, symmetrical four-pointed form is required. It can serve as a strong visual marker, a decorative element, or a specialized bullet point, offering a clean and impactful aesthetic.

How to Use the Four Pointed Black Star Symbol

You can easily copy and paste the Four Pointed Black Star symbol: 🟆

On Windows:

This character is not typically available via simple Alt codes. You would generally need to use the Windows Character Map (Charmap.exe) and search for "Four Pointed Black Star" or navigate to the "Geometric Shapes Extended" block.

On Mac:

Use the Character Viewer (Edit > Emoji & Symbols). Search for "four pointed star" or "geometric star."

On Mobile (iOS/Android):

This character is generally not found on standard mobile keyboards. You would typically need to use a character lookup app or copy it from a source that displays it.

Technical Information for Developers

For web developers and designers, understanding the various codes for the Four Pointed Black Star symbol is essential for proper implementation, especially when working with specialized symbols.

HTML Entities:

<!-- HTML Decimal Code --> 🟆

<!-- HTML Hexadecimal Code --> 🟆

CSS Content Property:

.four-pointed-black-star::before { content: "\1F7C6"; }

Unicode Details:

• Unicode: U+1F7C6
• Name: FOUR POINTED BLACK STAR
• Block: Geometric Shapes Extended, U+1F780 - U+1F7FF
• Plane: Supplementary Multilingual Plane, U+10000 - U+1FFFF
• Script: Code for undetermined script (Zyyy)
• Category: Other Symbol (So)
• Bidirectional Class: Other Neutral (ON)
• Combining Class: Not Reordered (0)
• Character is Mirrored: No
• Unicode Version: 7.0 (June 2014)

Encoding:

• UTF-8 Encoding: 0xF0 0x9F 0x9F 0x86
• UTF-16 Encoding: 0xD83D 0xDFC6 (Surrogate Pair)
• UTF-32 Encoding: 0x0001F7C6