Is there a character for the below key symbol that you can copy and paste?
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Related Solutions
Two possibilities are through creating a modified keyboard layout (which can be done manually, but is made much simpler using a program like Ukulele) or through a shortcut program like TextExpander
I use TextExpander, myself, so that c== is a shortcut on my system for ⌘, o== for ⌥, and several others, in part because I do not want to lose the symbols already mapped to the option (⌥) key combinations on my keyboard.
On the other hand, remapping the ⌥ keys to symbols different than the ones they are original configured for can be helpful and convenient for some people also, which is where Ukulele shines.
The code points should be shown in the right sidebar if you've enabled the Unicode category from the Customize List… sheet.
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Best Answer
Here's the closest one in the Unicode specification, but there's few fonts that support it as it's a relatively new addition:
'SQUARED KEY' (U+26BF)