U+32A5
Circled middle㊥
Circled middle is a monochrome text character from the Unicode Enclosed CJK Letters and Months block, listed here under Japanese & CJK Symbols. Copy it with one click, or use the hex, octal, decimal and HTML entity codes below to embed it in web pages, code, and documents. It is often searched for as "japan", "center".
Quick facts
- Unicode
- U+32A5
- Decimal
- 12965
- Hex
- 0x32A5
- Octal
- 0o31245
Unicode identity
| Format | Value | Copy |
|---|---|---|
| Code pointOfficial Unicode notation | U+32A5 | |
| Official nameUnicodeData.txt, Unicode 18.0.0 | CIRCLED IDEOGRAPH CENTRE | |
| Unicode 1.0 nameLegacy alias | CIRCLED IDEOGRAPH CENTER | |
| DecimalBase 10 | 12965 | |
| HexadecimalBase 16 | 0x32A5 | |
| OctalBase 8 | 0o31245 | |
| BinaryBase 2 | 0011001010100101 | |
| General categorySymbol, other | So | |
| Unicode blockU+3200–U+32FF | Enclosed CJK Letters and Months | |
| Plane | Basic Multilingual Plane (BMP, Plane 0) |
HTML & CSS
| Format | Value | Copy |
|---|---|---|
| HTML entity (decimal) | ㊥ | |
| HTML entity (hex) | ㊥ | |
| CSS content escapeUse inside content: "…" | \32A5 | |
| URL encodedPercent-encoded UTF-8 | %E3%8A%A5 |
Programming languages
| Format | Value | Copy |
|---|---|---|
| JavaScript / TypeScript | \u32A5 | |
| JSONUTF-16 surrogate pairs | \u32A5 | |
| Python | \u32A5 | |
| Java / C# / Kotlin | \u32A5 |
Byte encodings
| Format | Value | Copy |
|---|---|---|
| UTF-83 bytes | E3 8A A5 | |
| UTF-16 (BE) | 32A5 | |
| UTF-32 (BE) | 000032A5 |
How to type Circled middle
Windows
Hold Alt and type +32A5 with the hex numeric keypad option enabled, or type 32A5 then press Alt+X in Word and most Office apps.
macOS
Enable the Unicode Hex Input keyboard, hold Option, and type 32A5. Or open Character Viewer (Control+Command+Space) and search "Circled middle".
Linux
Press Ctrl+Shift+U, type 32a5, then press Space or Enter in GTK apps. IBus and most terminals support the same sequence.
HTML, CSS & code
Paste the character directly, or use the escapes above: ㊥ in HTML, \32A5 in CSS, and \u32A5 in JavaScript.
Official Unicode reference
- Character name
- CIRCLED IDEOGRAPH CENTRE
- Unicode 1.0 name
- CIRCLED IDEOGRAPH CENTER
- Block
- Enclosed CJK Letters and Months (U+3200–U+32FF)
- General category
- So — Symbol, other
Data from the Unicode Character Database, version 18.0.0. See the official code chart for the Enclosed CJK Letters and Months block: U3200.pdf (PDF, unicode.org).
Frequently asked questions
How do I copy the Circled middle symbol?
Click the Copy button at the top of this page, or select ㊥ and press Ctrl+C (Cmd+C on Mac). It is plain Unicode text, so it pastes into documents, chats, code, and design tools.
What is the Unicode code point for Circled middle?
Circled middle is U+32A5 (decimal 12965, hexadecimal 0x32A5, octal 0o31245). It lives in the Enclosed CJK Letters and Months block (U+3200–U+32FF) of the Basic Multilingual Plane (BMP, Plane 0).
What is the official Unicode name of Circled middle?
The Unicode Standard (version 18.0.0) names this character "CIRCLED IDEOGRAPH CENTRE"; its Unicode 1.0 name was "CIRCLED IDEOGRAPH CENTER". Its General_Category is So (Symbol, other).
What is the HTML code for Circled middle?
Use ㊥ or ㊥. In CSS, use content: "\32A5".
How do I type Circled middle in code?
JavaScript: "\u32A5". Python: "\u32A5". JSON and Java: "\u32A5". The UTF-8 byte sequence is E3 8A A5.
Is Circled middle an emoji?
No. Circled middle is a text symbol and renders as a monochrome glyph in the current font. Some platforms may offer an emoji variant when U+FE0F is appended.
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