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📋 Bullet Point Formatter

Convert plain text to beautifully formatted bullet lists

• Disc
◦ Circle
▪ Square
▸ Triangle
→ Arrow
➤ Pointer
✓ Check
★ Star
❯ Chevron
⚬ Hollow
○ Empty
● Filled
- Dash
* Asterisk
+ Plus
1. Numbered
💡 Tips:
  • Enter one list item per line in the input box
  • Choose from 16 different bullet styles
  • Use numbered format (1.) for ordered lists
  • Enable Markdown format for GitHub, Reddit, etc.
  • Add indentation to your lists for better readability
Frequently Asked Questions

What are the different bullet styles available?

We offer 16 bullet styles including disc (•), circle (◦), square (▪), triangle (▸), arrow (→), pointer (➤), check (✓), star (★), chevron (❯), hollow (⚬), empty (○), filled (●), dash (-), asterisk (*), plus (+), and numbered (1.). Each serves different purposes and aesthetics.

How does Markdown formatting work?

Markdown format converts your list to standard Markdown syntax using hyphens (-) for unordered lists and numbers (1., 2., etc.) for ordered lists. This is compatible with GitHub, Reddit, Discord, and other Markdown-enabled platforms.

What are the indentation options for?

Indentation adds leading spaces to each list item, improving readability in nested lists or when integrating into documents. The default is 2 spaces, but you can adjust from 0-10 spaces based on your needs.

When should I use different bullet styles?

Use discs (•) for main lists, arrows (→) for sequential steps, checks (✓) for completed items, stars (★) for important points, and numbered (1.) for ordered sequences. Different styles help visually organize content.