Text Symbols Copy and Paste
Copy text symbols for any purpose — arrows for directions, hearts and stars for decoration, currency and math signs for documents, and Greek letters for science. Each symbol shows its Unicode code point, and its HTML entity where one exists. Click a symbol to copy it instantly.
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Arrow Symbols
Directional arrows for navigation, lists and diagrams, in single, double and curved styles.
Heart Symbols
Text heart characters to paste anywhere, from the classic outline to decorative hearts.
Star Symbols
Star characters for ratings, decoration and sparkle — solid, outline, sparkle and multi-point styles.
Check Mark Symbols
Tick and check characters for lists, confirmations and forms.
Cross Mark Symbols
X marks and crosses for "no", errors, cancellation and multiplication-style marks.
Bullet Point Symbols
Bullet and dot characters for lists, menus and separators.
Currency Symbols
Currency signs for prices, invoices and finance, each labelled with its official name.
Math Symbols
Operators, comparisons, set, logic and calculus symbols for equations and notes.
Greek Letters
Upper and lower case Greek letters with names and entities, widely used in maths and science.
Music Symbols
Notes and musical marks for playlists, captions and lyrics.
Shapes & Geometry
Circles, squares, triangles and diamonds for diagrams, lists and decoration.
Technical & Misc Symbols
Copyright, keyboard and technical marks handy for footers, UI text and documentation.
Zodiac Symbols
Astrological signs for horoscopes, bios and fun profile decoration.
Card & Chess Symbols
Playing card suits and chess pieces for games, posts and decoration.
Punctuation Symbols
Dashes, quotation marks, ellipses and reference marks that a standard keyboard leaves out.
Box Drawing Symbols
Line and corner pieces for framing tables and diagrams in plain text. Use a monospace font.
Block Elements
Solid and shaded blocks for text-mode bars, progress meters and ASCII art.
Weather Symbols
Text-style sun, cloud, rain and snow symbols that render in the surrounding text colour.
Superscript Symbols
Raised digits and letters for footnotes, units and exponents. Real characters, so they paste intact.
Subscript Symbols
Lowered digits and letters for chemical formulas, indices and maths notation.
Circled Letters
Letters enclosed in circles and squares, useful for legends, keys and decorative lists.
Circled Numbers
Numbers in circles, including filled and double-circled styles, for ordered lists and diagrams.
Roman Numerals
Single-character Roman numerals in upper and lower case, for chapter numbering and clock faces.
Fraction Symbols
Pre-composed vulgar fractions such as ½ and ⅔ that stay legible at small sizes.
Phonetic Symbols
IPA extensions and modifier letters used to transcribe pronunciation.
Invisible Characters
Zero-width and blank characters. They copy and paste like any other character but display as nothing.
Displays as blank space. Some forms and services reject or collapse it.
Displays as blank space. Some forms and services reject or collapse it.
Displays as blank space. Some forms and services reject or collapse it.
Displays as blank space. Some forms and services reject or collapse it.
Displays as blank space. Some forms and services reject or collapse it.
Displays as blank space. Some forms and services reject or collapse it.
Displays as blank space. Some forms and services reject or collapse it.
Displays as blank space. Some forms and services reject or collapse it.
Displays as blank space. Some forms and services reject or collapse it.
Displays as blank space. Some forms and services reject or collapse it.
Displays as blank space. Some forms and services reject or collapse it.
Displays as blank space. Some forms and services reject or collapse it.
Displays as blank space. Some forms and services reject or collapse it.
Displays as blank space. Some forms and services reject or collapse it.
Displays as blank space. Some forms and services reject or collapse it.
Displays as blank space. Some forms and services reject or collapse it.
Displays as blank space. Some forms and services reject or collapse it.
Zero-width space. Allows a line break without a visible gap; many systems strip it.
Zero-width non-joiner: prevents characters from joining. Meaningful in Arabic and Indic scripts.
Zero-width joiner: joins emoji into a single sequence. Removing it splits the emoji apart.
Displays as blank space. Some forms and services reject or collapse it.
Byte order mark. At the start of a file it is metadata, not text; inside text it is a zero-width no-break space.
Bidirectional control. It changes the order text is displayed in without changing what is stored, which can be used to disguise the real content of a string. Avoid it outside genuine right-to-left typesetting.
Bidirectional control. It changes the order text is displayed in without changing what is stored, which can be used to disguise the real content of a string. Avoid it outside genuine right-to-left typesetting.
Bidirectional control. It changes the order text is displayed in without changing what is stored, which can be used to disguise the real content of a string. Avoid it outside genuine right-to-left typesetting.
Bidirectional control. It changes the order text is displayed in without changing what is stored, which can be used to disguise the real content of a string. Avoid it outside genuine right-to-left typesetting.
Bidirectional control. It changes the order text is displayed in without changing what is stored, which can be used to disguise the real content of a string. Avoid it outside genuine right-to-left typesetting.
Bidirectional control. It changes the order text is displayed in without changing what is stored, which can be used to disguise the real content of a string. Avoid it outside genuine right-to-left typesetting.
Bidirectional control. It changes the order text is displayed in without changing what is stored, which can be used to disguise the real content of a string. Avoid it outside genuine right-to-left typesetting.
Bidirectional control. It changes the order text is displayed in without changing what is stored, which can be used to disguise the real content of a string. Avoid it outside genuine right-to-left typesetting.
Bidirectional control. It changes the order text is displayed in without changing what is stored, which can be used to disguise the real content of a string. Avoid it outside genuine right-to-left typesetting.
Bidirectional control. It changes the order text is displayed in without changing what is stored, which can be used to disguise the real content of a string. Avoid it outside genuine right-to-left typesetting.
Bidirectional control. It changes the order text is displayed in without changing what is stored, which can be used to disguise the real content of a string. Avoid it outside genuine right-to-left typesetting.
Bidirectional control. It changes the order text is displayed in without changing what is stored, which can be used to disguise the real content of a string. Avoid it outside genuine right-to-left typesetting.
Frequently asked questions
What are text symbols?
Text symbols are standard Unicode characters — arrows, hearts, stars, currency and more — that you can copy and paste like any letter.
How do I copy a symbol?
Click or tap a symbol to copy it. Each card also shows its Unicode code point and, when one exists, its HTML entity.
Do all symbols have an HTML entity?
No. Many do not have a named HTML entity, so we only show one where it genuinely exists.