Line Symbols
150Horizontal rules, vertical bars, and line-drawing characters.
Free Unicode line symbols to copy and paste. Click any glyph to copy instantly, hover to save or open the vector-style editor (recolor, resize, background shapes, SVG/PNG export). License: standard Unicode characters — free for personal and commercial use.
Line symbols are the box-drawing characters used to build dividers, tables, and ASCII layouts in plain text — thin ─ │, heavy ━ ┃, and double ═ ║ variations.
Click any line to copy it, then paste it into code comments, terminals, or text art. They are standard Unicode, so they line up perfectly in monospaced fonts.
Preview & customize
Open the editor on any line symbols symbol — change color, size, background shape, then copy SVG or download PNG.
All line symbols
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Frequently asked questions
How do I make a divider line in plain text?+
Repeat a horizontal line character such as ─ or ━ to form a clean divider, like ────────. It works well in bios, code comments, and messages where formatting isn't available.
Why do line symbols only connect neatly in some fonts?+
Box-drawing characters are designed for monospaced (fixed-width) fonts, where every character is the same width. In proportional fonts the segments may not align as cleanly.
Can I build tables with these characters?+
Yes. Combine horizontal ─, vertical │, and corner pieces to draw text tables and boxes — a classic technique for terminals, README files, and ASCII art.