Special Characters and Symbols: Click to Copy

Click any of 2,000+ symbols and emoticons to copy it. Pin the ones you use to favorites.

Nothing you type is sent to a server. Everything runs in your browser.
Favorites

Click a symbol, then ☆ below to pin it here

Recent

Symbols you click will appear here

Hearts & stars

Arrows

Checks & crosses

Shapes

Weather & everyday

Hands & faces

Cards, chess & dice

Music

Zodiac & planets

Religion & peace

Brackets

Punctuation

Math

Units

Currency

Other marks

Box drawing

Circled Hangul

Circled numbers & letters

Roman numerals

Fractions & super/subscript

Hangul letters

Archaic Hangul

Latin extras

Greek

Hiragana

Katakana

Cyrillic

Braille

Dingbats

Emoji

Text emoticons: happy

Text emoticons: sad

Text emoticons: love

Text emoticons: animals

Text emoticons: angry & shocked

Text emoticons: greetings & cheers

How to use it

  1. Click a symbol to copy it, then paste with Ctrl+V (⌘+V on Mac).
  2. To combine several, add them to the Collect box and copy it once.
  3. Recently used symbols appear at the top, and ☆ pins a symbol to Favorites (stored only in this browser).
  4. Each symbol you click shows its Unicode code point and HTML entity (such as ♥) for use in web pages.
  5. Jump to a category with the bar above the lists, or search for words like "heart", "math" or "greek".

Typing symbols without this page

  • Windows: press Win + . (period) to open the emoji and symbol panel.
  • Mac: press Control + Command + Space for the Character Viewer.
  • Phones: long-press keys such as -, ? or $ for variants, or bookmark this page.

Symbols show as empty boxes when the reader's device lacks a font for them. For the widest support, stick to common shapes, arrows and punctuation.

FAQ

Copy does not work.

Some in-app browsers block the clipboard. Long-press the symbol to select it, or open the page in Chrome or Safari.

Can I use these in usernames?

It depends on the service. Most allow basic shapes like hearts and stars, but some block symbols.

Why do some symbols look like boxes?

The device viewing them has no font containing that symbol. Common symbols are safest.

Are my recent symbols saved?

Yes, in this browser only. Nothing is sent to a server.