Dot Symbol

Dot characters are grouped here into browsable sets — popular dots, middle and centre dots, bullet dots, small dots and circles — so a character can be found by shape rather than by name. Each one is copied in a single click, and the page pairs the glyph with the codes needed to use it elsewhere: Unicode, HTML, CSS, JavaScript and keyboard entry.

A separate Dot Separator Builder assembles dot separators, which is the common use for these characters in headings, breadcrumbs and short lists. The audience is writers, designers and developers who need a middle dot or a bullet where a keyboard shortcut is awkward, and who want the matching code for markup or a stylesheet rather than a pasted character alone. Everything runs as a plain web page, and no account requirement is mentioned in the page text.