Dot Plus ∔

Dot plus: a plus sign with a dot above. A math operator that can also be a cute decoration in aesthetic text.

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Same font and size, so you can see the difference in height and weight. Click any of them to copy it.

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How to type

Type ∔ on any device

In Microsoft Word or WordPad, type 2214 then press Alt + X.
Press Win + . to open the emoji panel, go to Symbols (Ω), and search or scroll.

Press Ctrl + Cmd + Space, search "dot plus", and double-click it.

Copy it from this page once, then save it under Settings → General → Keyboard → Text Replacement (for example, type bbb to get it).

Copy it once, then add it to your Gboard clipboard or Personal dictionary as a shortcut.

Press Ctrl + Shift + U, type 2214, then press Enter (GTK/IBus apps).

Insert → Symbol → More Symbols. Set "from" to Unicode (hex) and enter 2214.
Or type 2214 and press Alt + X.

Insert → Special characters, then search "dot plus" or paste U+2214 into the search box.

HTML: ∔
CSS: content: "\2214";
JavaScript: "\u2214"

Codes

Quick facts

Symbol	`∔`
Name	`Dot Plus`
Unicode	`U+2214`
Unicode name	`Dot Plus`
Block	`Mathematical Operators`
HTML entity	`—`
HTML hex	`∔`
HTML decimal	`∔`
CSS	`\2214`
JavaScript	`\u2214`

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FAQ

Dot Plus questions

How do I copy the dot plus symbol?

Click the big ∔ at the top of this page and it's copied to your clipboard. Paste it with Ctrl+V (Cmd+V on Mac) or long-press on mobile.

What is the Unicode for ∔?

∔ is U+2214, named "Dot Plus". In HTML write ∔; in CSS use "\2214".

Does ∔ work on Instagram and WhatsApp?

Yes. It is a standard text character, so it works in bios, captions, chats and documents, as long as the font has it. Most modern phones show it correctly.