Line and divider symbols help you split text into neat sections where formatting is not available. Use single characters such as ─, ━, ═ and │ to draw your own lines and boxes, or grab a ready-made divider with stars, flowers or hearts in the middle. They are perfect for bios, captions, forum posts, emails and plain-text notes. Tap any line to copy it.
Box-drawing characters
Characters like ┌ ┐ └ ┘ ├ ┤ and ═ ║ belong to the box-drawing set, created for early computer screens that drew menus and tables with text alone. Put them together and you can frame a heading, sketch a simple table or draw a flowchart in a chat. They line up best in monospaced fonts, such as those used in code editors and terminals.
Decorative dividers
Ready-made dividers combine lines with small ornaments to separate sections in bios, newsletters and long captions. Thin lines with a star in the middle look calm and elegant, while heavier blocks like ▓▓▓ make bold breaks. Paste a divider on its own line, and if it wraps awkwardly on mobile, delete a few characters until it fits neatly.