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Copy and Paste Symbols

A collection of the special characters people reach for most — arrows →, math symbols ≈ ≤ √, circled numbers ①②③, superscripts ², currency ¥ €, units ℃, check marks ✓ ✗, stars ★, hearts ♥, shapes ▲ ●, Greek letters, pinyin tone marks and box-drawing characters. Click any symbol to copy it; it is also added to the box above so you can copy several at once.

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Click a symbol to copy it and add it here

Arrows

Math

Numbers

Superscripts and fractions

Currency

Units

Check marks and crosses

Stars

Hearts

Shapes

CJK punctuation

Greek letters

Pinyin tones

Box drawing

Weather

Music

Gender

Zodiac

Chess and cards

How to use

  1. Jump to a category with the links at the top.
  2. Click a symbol to copy it; it is also added to Your symbols.
  3. Click more symbols to build a string, then copy them all at once.

Options explained

Display
Whether a symbol shows up depends on the fonts on the reader’s device. Common arrows, numbers and math symbols display almost everywhere; newer emoji may appear as boxes on older systems.
Code points
Hover or copy a symbol to see its Unicode code point, such as U+2192, useful in code or word processors.
Keyboard entry
In Word on Windows, type the hex code (such as 2192) and press Alt+X to turn it into the symbol.

Using a code point in code and documents

The page has 19 categories with about 740 symbols in all. Each symbol’s code point is shown when you hover over it and in the “Copied” message after a click. Once you have the code point you can write the character without pasting it:

Symbol Code point HTML JavaScript or JSON CSS
→ U+2192 → → \2192
≈ U+2248 ≈ ≈ \2248
≤ U+2264 ≤ ≤ \2264
✓ U+2713 ✓ ✓ \2713
★ U+2605 ★ ★ \2605
€ U+20AC € € \20AC
℃ U+2103 ℃ ℃ \2103

Code points above U+FFFF, such as the emoji hearts, need two escapes in older JavaScript strings but only \u{1F495} in modern code. The Alt+X method in Word uses the same hexadecimal number without the “U+”.

Some characters look alike but are different: × (U+00D7) is the multiplication sign, not the letter x; − in the Math group is the full-width minus U+FF0D, which is wider than the ASCII hyphen-minus; and ℃ is a single character, not a degree sign followed by C.

Frequently asked questions

Why do some symbols show as boxes?

The device lacks a font containing that character. Pick a more common symbol or update the system.

Nothing was copied. What now?

Some browsers only allow clipboard access over HTTPS. You can still select and copy from the Your symbols box.

Are these emoji?

Most are plain text symbols that take the surrounding text color; a few, like the colored hearts, are emoji.

Privacy

This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your files and text are processed on your device and are never uploaded to our servers.

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