How it works
There is no illuminati symbol in Unicode: no character is an eye in a triangle. The stand-in is 👁️⃤, the eye followed by a combining triangle. With it are a text-style build, near characters such as ◬ and ⟁, and six drawn with keys.
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What the sign is
The eye in a triangle is properly the Eye of Providence, also called the All-Seeing Eye: an eye, often inside a triangle with rays of light around it. A well-known example is on the back of the Great Seal of the United States and on the one-dollar bill.
Why the triangle may not fit
U+20E4 is a combining mark. It draws a triangle round whatever character comes before it, and each font decides how large, so the two do not always line up. An app that cannot join them shows them side by side. ◬ is one character and has no such trouble.
- The build holds a selector, U+FE0F, between the eye and the triangle. Without it some browsers draw two empty boxes.
- 𓂀 is a different emblem. Unicode's note on that hieroglyph calls it the udjat eye.
Questions and answers
Is there an illuminati symbol in Unicode?
No. No character name in Unicode 18.0 contains the word, and none is an eye in a triangle. The sign is built from 👁️, Eye, and U+20E4, a combining triangle.
How do I type the eye in a triangle?
Copy 👁️⃤. It is U+1F441, the selector U+FE0F, then U+20E4. In HTML write 👁️⃤. For keys alone, /o\ is a slash, the letter o and a backslash.
What is the eye in a triangle called?
The Eye of Providence, or All-Seeing Eye: a symbol of an eye, often inside a triangle with rays of light around it. It is on the back of the Great Seal of the United States.
Is there an eye in a triangle emoji?
No. 👁️ Eye is an emoji and 🔺 is a triangle, but no emoji joins them, and no emoji name or search word mentions a pyramid.