━ Line Symbols
Copy and paste line symbols, box-drawing characters, and border elements. Click any line to copy it for text art, tables, dividers, and decorative borders.
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Basic Lines
Double Lines
Light Box-Drawing Corners & Junctions
Rounded & Special Corners
Horizontal Dividers & Rules
What are Line Symbols?
Line symbols are Unicode box-drawing characters and line elements used to create borders, tables, dividers, and text art in plain text. They include horizontal and vertical lines (─ │), double lines (═ ║), corners (┌ ┐ └ ┘), junctions (├ ┤ ┬ ┴ ┼), rounded corners (╭ ╮ ╯ ╰), and various dashes. Originally designed for terminal-based user interfaces, these characters are now popular for creating ASCII art, text-based tables, decorative borders, and visual separators in documents, code comments, and social media.
How to Use Line Symbols
- 1Browse the line and box-drawing categories to find the style you need.
- 2Click any line symbol to copy it to your clipboard.
- 3Combine multiple line characters to create borders, tables, dividers, or text art in any text field.
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How do I create a text border using line symbols?
Use corner characters (┌ ┐ └ ┘) with horizontal (─) and vertical (│) lines. For example: ┌────┐ │text│ └────┘. Copy each character from this page and arrange them in your text editor using a monospace font for proper alignment.
Do line symbols display correctly in all fonts?
Line symbols work best with monospace fonts (like Courier, Consolas, or Monaco) where each character has equal width. In proportional fonts, the lines may not align perfectly. Most terminals, code editors, and plain text environments use monospace fonts by default.
Can I use line symbols in Discord or Slack?
Yes! Line symbols work in Discord and Slack messages. For best alignment, wrap your line art in code blocks using backticks (```). This ensures a monospace font is used and your borders and tables align properly.