Unicode check boxes are characters or symbols defined in Unicode that can be used to represent interactive check boxes in text documents or on web pages. These check boxes allow users to select options or specify states by checking or unchecking the check boxes. They are particularly useful when it comes to displaying options in forms, lists, or other user interface elements.
Unicode provides a range of checkbox characters in various styles and designs. Some of the most common Unicode checkboxes are:
☐ – checkbox empty (unchecked).
☑ – Checked box.
☒ - Checkbox checked with a cross (crossed through).
□ – Clear square checkbox
■ – Square checkbox with check mark.
These characters can be used in text documents, on web pages, in emails, or in other digital media to allow users to select options or present information. They are part of the Unicode standard and can therefore be easily displayed in various word processing and graphics programs as long as they support Unicode.
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