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Special Characters

Hearts, stars, arrows, circled numbers, units, currency signs, box drawing lines and text emoticons in one place. Click any symbol to copy it, or collect several and copy them all at once.

Collected

Turn this off to only collect symbols here without copying, handy for building a string of several symbols.

Recently used

No symbols used yet.
Everything runs on this device only

How to use

1Pick a categoryTap a category at the top, or search by name such as heart, star, arrow or check.
2Click to copyClicking a symbol copies it right away and also adds it to the collected box on the right.
3PastePaste with Ctrl+V into your post, chat or document. Use Copy collected to move several symbols at once.

When it helps

You reach for special characters when decorating a blog title, numbering items in a document or adding a heart to a chat nickname. Most of them are not on your keyboard, and system character pickers make you scroll through long lists or remember Alt codes.

This page sorts symbols into everyday favorites, arrows, shapes and hearts, brackets and quotes, math and units, currency, circled and Roman numerals, Korean letters and circled Hangul, Japanese kana, Greek letters, box drawing lines, dividers and text emoticons. Search works on common names, so words like check, circle or fraction take you straight to the right symbols.

Every click copies to your clipboard and adds the symbol to the collected box, so building a string of several symbols is easy. Recently used symbols are remembered on this device, ready for your next visit.

FAQ

Where does a symbol go when I click it?

It is copied to your device clipboard. Paste it with Ctrl+V (Cmd+V on Mac), or long-press and choose Paste on a phone.

How do I copy several symbols at once?

Click symbols one after another and they pile up in the collected box. Then press Copy collected. If copying on every click gets in the way, turn off the Copy on every click option.

Some symbols show up as empty boxes after pasting.

If the font on the receiving device or app does not include that symbol, it can appear as a box or question mark. Common symbols and arrows work almost everywhere, but some decorative symbols and box lines may look different on older devices.

Can I type special characters from the keyboard?

On Windows, press Win + period to open the emoji and symbol panel. On Mac, press Control + Cmd + Space to open the Character Viewer. For less common symbols, searching here is usually faster.

Where are recently used symbols stored?

Only in this browser's storage. Nothing is sent to a server, and clearing your browser data removes the list.