𝐂𝐨𝐨𝐥 𝐒𝐲𝐦𝐛𝐨𝐥 𝐂𝐨𝐩𝐲 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐏𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐞

Expressive,Cute,Creations,Stylish Symbols Collection

🔥🦹‍♂️
⚽🔥
⚡🦅
💥🔴
🏆💥
🔥⚽🦅
🔥🦹‍♂️🔥
⚡🔥🦅
˚ · .˚ ༘🦋⋆。˚
➤ ꧁𓊈𓊈𝓘𝓷 𝓖𝓸𝓭 𝓦𝓮 𝓣𝓻𝓾𝓼𝓽🏛️🇺🇸𓊉꧂
🌙𓆩𓆩𓆟˚♡
✿ᵎ˚⭒⊹⋆
⋆˙˚🪶⋆.˖˚✨
₊✧⸝⸝🌸🫧
𓂀 ˚ ⭒⪧ᵢₚ⭑
☽₊ᵇᵇ ₎ 𓏴𓏴
🎐 ⊹𓏲𓇼⸌⋆
✦ ˚⋆. 𓇚𓆹 𓅷☽
◜˖⭑🌻⟊✨
🌸✩⌇⋆.°𓂃 𓆉₊˚
˚⋆⭑☆❀⌗⟆𓇼
𓇢⋆♡⟆⭑𓆏
𓂀⎯⫷⊹⪧⋆
❀◯˖𓏲 ⭒⋆˚
⸙𓆔⭑⋆⊹⪧✨
˗˛⸙˗𓆣⭒˙💐
✩⸱⭢⋆⊹⚘˙𓆢
𓂃⪧⟆⊹⋆☆
𓇼🪶🌿⭑⋆
💫𓄿⩹⭒✧₊
✧𓂃⭑🌙⌇⋆
⋆˖𓂀💫˚𓇯
⋆ꪶ𓋹⸙ꪀ✩˚
𓇽◜𝑻𓏲˖✨
⤷⊹𓂀⩲☾𓆸
✪𓆝𓅷₊˚☁
𓆼˖⭒✧⧪⋆
💜✧𓅓◜𓇷
⸃⭑⋆𓂃𓆩💠
⊹⭒𓇼˚✶🪴
🌙⭑⋆⦁❀𓆀
🎀🫧⭒☾𓂀
✰𓆩☾⎯⭑⋆
𓏲⸆✩🕊𓆇
✮⭒𓇾⪧𓆏
⭢𓇷⩯⸝⭑💐
𓇼⏳⋆⭛𓏴𓂀
𓋢⭒⋆𓆗⤷
🌺⧪⋆✨𓆨🪴
⊹𓇢⚝𓆀💫
🎀🕊️🕯️🌟
💫❀❀❀
𓂀𓆩˖⁺⋆𓅓⋆
⸙✩𓏴𓅓⭑
𓊹🌷⊹⤷⋆⩪
✧𓆁⭒˚🦢🌙
☾⸆✶⧫𓂉⋆
✦★·。.。*🧸★
♠❖~✧↠
ღღღ・*・:❃
◇☼✨₊・˚
✿✧.*・
↯↯◆·˚˚‧
↝↝°•*⚘
·⚘˚❀
☼☼*:・☾。
↠↠❥✦
✦✦✦
~-,,
🌙⧪𓍯⭒⸂❀
✰🪶🌷⭑⌇⎯
𓋹⩳𓋰⋆⭒✷
◞⊹𓄿❀⩮⋆
⧫☀𓍢⭑💛
⋆𓇙⊹⧩𓇜⋆
✧𓆨✨⋆𓂀⚝
⭒𓆀⧪⸂🍃
⤷⭑𓇜˖✦𓋞
⧫⎯⨯𓆈⋆⩧
✦🌸⧪⭒☾
⸨⊹✨𓆩⭑
✰✶𝑯𝑭𓅏⊹⋆
⩵💫𓊃⭑𓂀
◞⩮𓆥⧪⭣
: ̗̀➛
ׂ✩̣
╰┈⤑
ੈ✩‧₊˚
✧.*
⋆·˚ ─*
ˏˋ°•*⁀➷
·˚ ꙳༘
⋆.⊹࿔*:・
˚₊· ͟͟͞͞➳❥
‧ ,,
-‘๑’-
❥・
▶︎ • 𓍯
🎀🪞🩰🦢🕯️
୧ ‧₊˚ 🥂 ⋅
𖤓
🀥
☽。⋆
‎‧₊˚✧[text]✧˚₊‧
♡︎❁
*ੈ♡⸝⸝🪐◝⋆
🐈‍⬛
✧˖°ʚ🍓ᵕ♡
♡₊˚ 🦢・✩
·:*¨༺ ♱✮⩸ ༻¨*:·
ฅ^._.^ฅ
‧₊˚ ⋅* ‧₊
◡̈
✩₊˚.⋆☾⋆⁺₊✧
✰✰ ✰
𐦍༘⋆
໒꒱🌱⠈⠂⠄ ‹𝟹 🚞〃 ˝
⋆⁺₊⋆ ☀︎ ⋆⁺₊⋆
`✦ˑ ִֶ 𓂃⊹
˚ʚ♡ɞ˚
BLɅϽKPIИK
./づ~ 🍓
`✦ ˑ ִֶ 𓂃⊹
☁︎
₊˚ෆ
༊*·˚
*⋆ ༄
.⋆࿐
*ੈ✩‧₊˚
┊͙ ˘͈ᵕ˘͈
⍣ ೋ
‗ ❍
¡! ❞
˚୨୧⋆。˚ ⋆
✧・゚: *✧・゚:*
*
୨⎯ text ⎯୧
︶꒦꒷♡꒷꒦︶
⇢ ˗ˏˋ text ࿐ྂ
≡;- ꒰ °text ꒱
. . . . . ╰──╮
╭──╯ . . . . .
↳ ❝ [] ¡! ❞
﹌﹌﹌
✧˚ · .
˚ · .
༉‧₊˚.
‘*•.¸♡ ♡¸.•*’
‿‿‿‿
*+。:。
•·.·\\\’·.·•
·˚ ༘₊· ͟͟͞͞꒰➳
* ˚ ✦
ೄྀ࿐ ˊˎ-
– ͙۪۪̥˚┊❛ ❜┊˚͙۪۪̥◌
˗ˏˋ ´ˎ˗
☄. *. ⋆
˚ ༘♡ ⋆。˚
˚‧₊˚ ✧
✧˗ˏˋ text ˎˊ✧
✩⍣₊˚
⁺✧ ˚₊· ͟͟͞͞➳
𓆝 𓆟 𓆞
𓅿𓏹𓆷
˚⧫ᔫ⩩ʚ
⋆ ˚。⋆୨୧˚
﹥*:ꔫ:*+゚
⋆ ˚。⋆୨୧˚
₊ ⊹ ᶻz !! Text !! ␥
ʚ♡ɞ
˚ · .˚ ༘🦋⋆。˚
૮꒰ ˶• ༝ •˶꒱ა ♡
𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 𓆝 𓆟
૮ ˶︶^︶˶ ˚🧸🐇<3
-ˋˏ ༻❁༺ ˎˊ-
·:*¨༺ ♱✮♱ ༻¨*:·
˚꒦꒷🌱꒷.Text˚﹆
・┆✦ʚ♡ɞ✦ ┆・
୧ ‧₊˚ 🍵 ⋅
-ˏˋ⋆ ᴡ ᴇ ʟ ᴄ ᴏ ᴍ ᴇ ⋆ˊˎ-
⋆·˚ ༘ *🔭
🤍𓆩♡𓆪☁️
☁️ . . . ⇢ ˗ˏˋ basics ࿐ྂ
★🎸🎧⋆。 °⋆
🪬🫧🫶🏻🤍
୧ ‧₊˚ 🍂 ⋅
⁺˚⋆。°✩₊✩°。⋆˚⁺
ʚɞ
✧˖°
୭🧷✧˚. ᵎᵎ 🎀
⋆ ˚。⋆୨୧˚
🌷🧺*:・
🤍ㅤ ᵕ̈♡︎
୧ ׅ𖥔 ۫ texto ⋄ 𓍯
𓇼 🌊 🐚
◖◗
ʬʬ
ᐢ..ᐢ
ᵔᴗᵔ
ᐢᗜᐢ
*
୧⋆。🕯. -ʚɞ
𓆩♱🤍₊˙ 🧸 ♡♱𓆪
˚⋆°˖ ~ 🍂࿔ ฅ
𓌉◯𓇋
˙ ͜ʟ˙
・ ͜ʖ ・
⋆ ༺Ƹ★ (ꐦ ◣‸◢) ★ Ʒ༻ ⋆
゚・:,。★\(^-^)♪ありがと♪( ^-^)/★,。・:・゚
;´♡ਊ ♡`;
⋇⊶⊰❣⊱⊷⋇ ⋇⊶⊰❣⊱⊷⋇
৻৲₰⁰ Ī love ÿøu ⁰₰৻৲
🎼ılılıll|̲̅̅●̲̅̅|̲̅̅=̲̅̅|̲̅̅●̲̅̅| llılılı🎼
☆⋆。𖦹°‧★
☪︎ ִ ࣪𖤐 𐦍 ☾𖤓
✩°。⋆⸜ 🎧✮
✮ ⋆ ˚。𖦹 ⋆。°✩
⋆。‧˚ʚ🍓ɞ˚‧。⋆
‧₊˚🖇️✩ ₊˚🎧⊹ ♡
✮⋆˙
𓍢ִ໋🌷͙֒
ᶻ 𝗓 𐰁
𖦹
˙ᵕ˙
𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 𓆝
˚ ༘ ೀ⋆。˚
⋆。゚☁︎。⋆。 ゚☾ ゚。⋆
˗ˏˋ ꒰ ♡ ꒱ ˎˊ˗
‹𝟹
‧₊˚🖇️✩ ₊˚🎧⊹♡
‧₊˚ ☁️⋅♡𓂃 ࣪ ִֶָ☾.
🫧𓇼𓏲*ੈ✩‧₊˚🎐
‧˚꒰🐾꒱༘⋆
˙✧˖°📷 ༘ ⋆。˚
☠︎︎༒︎✞︎🕸𖤐
✧˚ ༘ ⋆。♡˚
๋࣭ ⭑
🎸⋆⭒˚。⋆
ֶָ֢
⋆ ˚。⋆୨♡୧⋆ ˚。⋆
⋆。 ゚☁︎。 ⋆。 ゚☾ ゚。 ⋆
𔓘
✩ ♬ ₊.🎧⋆☾⋆⁺₊✧
⩇⩇:⩇⩇
⋆˚✿˖°
𖦹ׂ 𓈒 🐇 / ⋆ ۪
૮₍´˶• . • ⑅ ₎ა
ʚɞ˚ ༘♡ ⋆。˚
୧ ‧₊˚ 🎐 ⋅
ೀ⋆。🌷
___ ★₊˚﹟🪐 ‘
໒꒰ྀིっ˕ -。꒱ྀི১
𔘓
𓆉
⋆ ˚。 ⋆୨♡୧⋆ ˚。 ⋆
𓆩♡𓆪
ﮩ٨ـﮩﮩ٨ـ♡ﮩ٨ـﮩﮩ٨ـ
.° ༘🎧⋆🖇₊˚ෆ
「 ✦ 𝐍𝐚𝐦𝐞 ✦ 」
𓍢ִ໋🌷͙֒₊˚*ੈ♡⸝⸝🪐༘⋆
ִ ࣪𖤐
₊⊹
-`♡´-
𓍯 ִֶָ
𓀐𓂸
ִ ࣪𖤐◞ ꙳ ๋࣭ ⭑ `
🦋⃟
୧ ‧₊˚ 🍮 ⋅ ☆
☾⋆。𖦹 °✩
જ⁀➴
₊˚ʚ ᗢ₊˚✧ ゚.
₊˚⊹♡
༘⋆
🦋⃤♡⃤🌈⃤
♡₊˚ 🦢・₊ ♪ ✧
.𖥔 ݁ ˖
✩°。🦦
___ ★₊˚﹟🪐’
☆.𓋼𓍊 𓆏 𓍊𓋼𓍊.☆
・┆✦ʚ♡ɞ✦ ┆・
☆ ★ ✮ ★ ☆
⋆♱✮♱⋆
𖡼𖤣𖥧𖡼𓋼𖤣𖥧𓋼𓍊
୭ 🧷 ✧ ˚. ᵎᵎ 🎀
˙ ✩°˖🫐 ⋆。˚꩜
✩♬ ₊˚.🎧⋆☾⋆⁺₊✧
୧⍤⃝💐
໒꒰ྀི´ ˘ ` ꒱ྀིა
୧ ‧₊˚ 🍓 ⋅ ☆
˗ˏˋ ★ ˎˊ˗
ᰔᩚ
🪼
𓆩⚝𓆪
ᥫ᭡
`✦ ˑ ִֶ 𓂃⊹✩°。⋆⸜ 🎧✮
☾☼
𐙚
⊹ ࣪ ˖
⋆。°✩
˚˖𓍢ִ໋🌷͙֒✧˚.🎀༘⋆
˚₊‧꒰ა ☆ ໒꒱ ‧₊˚
⋆⭒˚。⋆
‎‧₊˚✧[texto]✧˚₊‧
ㅤᵕ̈
✧˖°🌷📎⋆ ˚。⋆୨୧˚
𓍯
🍙♡ ‹𝟹㊗🎧
☾𖤓
₊ ⊹
•|☆✨🌕☆•|
૮ ˶ᵔ ᵕ ᵔ˶ ა
🪷
𝄞
༘⋆🌷🫧💭₊˚ෆ
˚ ༘ ೀ⋆。 ˚
♫₊˚.🎧 ✩。
⊹.˚🪞🕯️♡
𖡎
ﮩـﮩﮩ٨ـ🫀ﮩ٨ـﮩﮩ٨ـ
/ᐠ – ˕ -マ
⛧°。 ⋆༺♱༻⋆。 °⛧
˚˖𓍢ִִ໋🌊🦈˚˖𓍢ִ✧˚.
✩°。 ⋆⸜ 🎧✮
≽ܫ≼
𓍢ִ໋🌷͙֒✧˚ ༘ ⋆。˚♡
ֶָ֢
༝༚༝༚
⋆。𖦹°⭒˚。⋆
✩ ♬ ₊˚.🎧⋆☾⋆⁺₊✧
˚. ✦.˳·˖✶ ⋆.✧̣̇˚.
𓆇🕸️𓆸
𝓴𝓲𝓼𝓼 𝓶𝒆
ᶠᶸᶜᵏᵧₒᵤ!
༘˚⋆𐙚。⋆𖦹.✧˚
˚˖𓍢ִ໋🌷͙֒✧˚.🎀༘⋆
‧₊˚🖇️✩ ₊˚🎧⊹♡
๋࣭ ⭑⚝
✮⋆˙
ᯓ★
‧₊˚ ☁️⋅♡𓂃 ࣪ ִֶָ☾.
ᡣ𐭩
𐙚
𓍢ִ໋🌷͙֒ ᰔᩚ
🫧𓇼𓏲*ੈ✩‧₊˚🎐
°❀⋆.ೃ࿔*:・
✩♬ ₊˚.🎧⋆☾⋆⁺₊✧
🎀🪞🩰🦢🕯️
˚୨୧⋆。
✮ ⋆ ˚。𖦹 ⋆。°✩
🧸ྀི
▶︎ •၊၊||၊|।||||| 0:10
ᝰ.ᐟ
˙✧˖°📷 ༘ ⋆。˚
⋆˚✿˖°
ᥫ᭡
⋆˚✿˖°
ᥫ᭡
𓍢ִ໋🌷͙֒✧˚ ༘ ⋆。˚♡
✩₊˚.⋆☾⋆⁺₊✧
*♡⸝⸝🪐༘⋆
₊˚⊹♡
˚˖𓍢ִ໋🌷͙֒✧˚.🎀༘⋆
𓇼🐚☾☼🦪
𖹭
˚˖𓍢ִ໋🦢˚
୧⍤⃝💐
𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 𓆝 𓆟
𐙚
˚ ༘ ೀ⋆。˚
🪞🕊️🤍✨
「 ✦ 𝐍𝐚𝐦𝐞 ✦ 」
ֶָ֢
✧˚ ʚɞ˚ ༘✿ ♡ ⋆。˚
⋆。‧˚ʚ🍓ɞ˚‧。⋆
✩♬₊˚.🎧⋆☾⋆⁺₊✧
⋆౨ৎ˚⟡˖ ࣪
♡ ̆̈
ﮩ٨ـﮩﮩ٨ـ♡ﮩ٨ـﮩﮩ٨ـ
─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ──
🐻‍❄️ྀིྀི
<𝟑
༘⋆🌷🫧💭₊˚ෆ
⸜(。˃ ᵕ ˂ )⸝♡
𓍯𓂃𓏧♡
🎀🫶🏻💌💓
˃̵ᴗ˂̵
🎐🫧🦋🧿💠🌀
𓍢ִ໋🌷͙֒
⋆ ˚。⋆୨♡୧⋆ ˚。⋆
⋆⭒˚。⋆
𓇢𓆸
ᰔᩚ
.° ༘🎧⋆🖇₊˚ෆ
🪷🫧🪞
☆ ★ ✮ ★ ☆
⋆˚🐾˖°
☪︎ ִ ࣪𖤐 𐦍 ☾𖤓
•ﻌ•
•ᴗ•
١٥٧٤♡
˚‧。⋆🌻⋆。‧˚
ʚɞ
𔓘
⋆⭒˚.⋆
ֶָ֢
ᶻ 𝗓 𐰁
ִ ࣪𖤐
𓍯𓂃
-`♡´-
⊹ ࣪ ˖
ㅤᵕ̈
★🎸🎧⋆。 °⋆
💖🦢⛅🫶🏻⛧ 𝓢𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮 𝓒𝓸𝓹𝓲𝓮𝓼 ✧✨
✩ ᵇᵉ ˚🪐⩪✧´⟆ ℒ𝒾𝑓𝑒 𝓘𝓼 𝓒𝓵𝓮𝓮𝓮 ✨
⭑⧩ 𝓒𝓱𝓮𝓮 𝓓𝓮𝓮𝓮🌷 𓇼🦋
˚✧⏤⤷⭑✨🥀 | ⋆~ ℂ𝓲𝓷𝓮𝓶𝓪 𝓒𝓱𝓮𝓮𝓮⏳
🎧⩮𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮⩯𝓬 𝓮⩬🌸⎯💭
☽⌇ 𝓜𝓮𝓮𝓮⋆˚.🎐 𝓲𝓽 𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮⧾✨
⩮𓂀⭑𓇼 | ✩⸆ ˚𝓪𝓭𝓭 𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮𝓮⤷🎧
✧⭑⧮𝓬𝓱 𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮 𝓬𝓱𝓮⛧ 𝓘𝓯 𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮!🌸
✨𓇼 🦋⧪ ⋆⩫ 🪐 𝓬𝓱 𝓮⩩ 𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮!⋆
✩𓇢𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮⧫💭 𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮 ✨
🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
🦅🇺🇸
⭐🇺🇸⭐
❤️🇺🇸❤️
🎆🎇🇺🇸
🏈🇺🇸🔥
🚗🇺🇸💥
🏛️🇺🇸
🕊️🇺🇸🦅
💵🇺🇸💵
🎆🎇🇺🇸🎇🎆
🗽🇺🇸
🎇🇺🇸🎇
⚾🇺🇸🎯
🦅⭐🇺🇸
🚀🇺🇸
⚽️🔥 𝓜𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 ⚡ 𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮 𝓫𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓴 𝓻𝓮𝓮𝓭
🔥🦸‍♂️⚽️ 𝓜𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 💪 | ⚡ 𝓟𝓻𝓸𝓾𝓭 𝓵𝓮𝓯𝓮𝓻𝓮𝓮 𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮
⚽️🔴💥 𝓜𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮 🦁 𝓣𝓱𝓮 𝓢𝓽𝓮𝓮𝓵 𝓟𝓻𝓲𝓭𝓮
⚡🦅🔴 𝓜𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 💥🔥💯
🔴⚽️ 𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮⏩ 𝓢𝓾𝓬𝓬𝓮𝓼𝓼⚡ | 𝓣𝓮𝓪𝓶 𝓻𝓮𝓮𝓭
🔥⚽ 𝓣𝓮𝓮𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮 𝓞𝓷! 🦅💥
🔴⚡️🏆𝓣𝓱𝓮 𝓶𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 𝓡𝓮𝓮𝓭
🔥𝓜𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 ⚽🦁 | 🦅💥 𝓡𝓮𝓮𝓭 𝓟𝓻𝓲𝓭𝓮
✧ 🦅⚽️ 𝓜𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 | 𝓡𝓮𝓮𝓭 𝓟𝓻𝓲𝓭𝓮 ⚡
⭐️🔴🦅 𝓜𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 | 𝓕𝓲𝓬𝓬𝓮 𝓹𝓻𝓲𝓭𝓮🔥
ִ ࣪𖤐
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✦˚₊⊹✿༄𓆩♡𓆪༄✿⊹₊˚✦
𖤐⋆✧༺✦☾♡☽✦༻✧⋆𖤐
✧⊹˚₊༄𓂃♡⋆⊹⋆♡𓂃༄₊˚⊹✧
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✧༺𓆩✿𓆪༻✧
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⊹˚₊༒✧༺☾✩☽༻✧༒₊˚⊹
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☾✿⋆˚𓆩✧𓆪˚⋆✿☽
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𓆩♡⋆✦༄⊹⊱✧⊰⊹༄✦⋆♡𓆪
✦⊹༺♡༻⊹✦
⭒˚₊⊹༄✧♡✧༄⊹₊˚⭒
✦☾✩𓆩♡𓆪✩☽✦
✧𓂃⋆☾♡☽⋆𓂃✧
⋆✩𓆩♡𓆪✩⋆
⭑⊹𓆩✿𓆪⊹⭑
☾⋆⊹✧𓆩♡𓆪✧⊹⋆☽
✧⋆༺𓂃♡𓂃༻⋆✧
✦⊹⋆☾♡☽⋆⊹✦
✩𓂃⋆☾♡☽⋆𓂃✩
𓆩♡⋆⊹✧༺༒༻✧⊹⋆♡𓆪
☾✩⊹𓆩♡𓆪⊹✩☽
✦⋆⊹𓆩♡𓆪⊹⋆✦
𓆩♡𓆪⊹⊱✧⊰⊹𓆩♡𓆪
☆彡⩩ 𝓒𝓵𝓮𝓮𝓮𝓮! ✩ 𝓜𝓾𝓬𝓱 𝓬𝓵𝓮𝓮𝓮 𝓿𝓲𝓬𝓽𝓸𝓻𝓲𝓮𝓼. ⋆
💖🦢⛅🫶🏻⛧ 𝓢𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮 𝓒𝓸𝓹𝓲𝓮𝓼 ✧✨
✩ ᵇᵉ ˚🪐⩪✧´⟆ ℒ𝒾𝑓𝑒 𝓘𝓼 𝓒𝓵𝓮𝓮𝓮 ✨
⭑⧩ 𝓒𝓱𝓮𝓮 𝓓𝓮𝓮𝓮🌷 𓇼🦋
˚✧⏤⤷⭑✨🥀 | ⋆~ ℂ𝓲𝓷𝓮𝓶𝓪 𝓒𝓱𝓮𝓮𝓮⏳
🎧⩮𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮⩯𝓬 𝓮⩬🌸⎯💭
☽⌇ 𝓜𝓮𝓮𝓮⋆˚.🎐 𝓲𝓽 𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮⧾✨
⩮𓂀⭑𓇼 | ✩⸆ ˚𝓪𝓭𝓭 𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮𝓮⤷🎧
✧⭑⧮𝓬𝓱 𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮 𝓬𝓱𝓮⛧ 𝓘𝓯 𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮!🌸
✨𓇼 🦋⧪ ⋆⩫ 🪐 𝓬𝓱 𝓮⩩ 𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮!⋆
✩𓇢𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮⧫💭 𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮 ✨
⚽️🔥 𝓜𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 ⚡ 𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮 𝓫𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓴 𝓻𝓮𝓮𝓭
🔥🦸‍♂️⚽️ 𝓜𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 💪 | ⚡ 𝓟𝓻𝓸𝓾𝓭 𝓵𝓮𝓯𝓮𝓻𝓮𝓮 𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮
⚽️🔴💥 𝓜𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮 🦁 𝓣𝓱𝓮 𝓢𝓽𝓮𝓮𝓵 𝓟𝓻𝓲𝓭𝓮
⚡🦅🔴 𝓜𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 💥🔥💯
🔴⚽️ 𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮⏩ 𝓢𝓾𝓬𝓬𝓮𝓼𝓼⚡ | 𝓣𝓮𝓪𝓶 𝓻𝓮𝓮𝓭
🔥⚽ 𝓣𝓮𝓮𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓮 𝓞𝓷! 🦅💥
🔴⚡️🏆𝓣𝓱𝓮 𝓶𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 𝓡𝓮𝓮𝓭
🔥𝓜𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 ⚽🦁 | 🦅💥 𝓡𝓮𝓮𝓭 𝓟𝓻𝓲𝓭𝓮
✧ 🦅⚽️ 𝓜𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 | 𝓡𝓮𝓮𝓭 𝓟𝓻𝓲𝓭𝓮 ⚡
⭐️🔴🦅 𝓜𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 | 𝓕𝓲𝓬𝓬𝓮 𝓹𝓻𝓲𝓭𝓮🔥
🔥💥🔴 𝓜𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 ⚡ 𝓣𝓱𝓮 𝓡𝓮𝓮𝓭 𝓣𝓮𝓮𝓬𝓱 | ⚽💪🏆
🔴⚡🔥 𝓜𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 | 𝓣𝓮𝓮𝓬𝓱 𝓢𝓽𝓮𝓮𝓵 | 💥🦅
⚡🔥 𝓜𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 🦅💥🔥 | 𝓣𝓮𝓮𝓬𝓱 𝓖𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓽𝓷𝓮𝓼𝓼
🔴⚽💥 Manchester United 🦅🔥 | 𝓡𝓮𝓮𝓭 𝓟𝓻𝓲𝓭𝓮 𝓣𝓮𝓮𝓬𝓱 𝓛𝓮𝓯𝓮𝓻𝓮𝓮
🔥 𝓜𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 | 𝓢𝓽𝓻𝓮𝓮𝓬𝓱 𝓟𝓻𝓲𝓭𝓮 🔴⚽💪
💥🔴⚽ Manchester United | 💥💥𝓒𝓱𝓮𝓮 𝓡𝓮𝓮𝓭 𝓒𝓻𝓮𝓮𝓹
🦅💥 𝓜𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 | 𝓡𝓮𝓮𝓭 𝓟𝓻𝓲𝓭𝓮 🔥⚡️⚽️
⚡💥🦅 𝓜𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 ⚽️💪 | 𝓡𝓮𝓮𝓭 𝓟𝓻𝓲𝓭𝓮 💥💥🔥
🔴🔥𝓶𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 ⚽️🔥 | 𝓡𝓮𝓮𝓭 𝓟𝓻𝓲𝓭𝓮 🦅💥
🦅💥 𝓜𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 ⚡️🦅 | 𝓣𝓮𝓮𝓬𝓱 𝓖𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓽𝓷𝓮𝓼𝓼
🔴⚽ 𝓜𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓮𝓭 | ⚡ 𝓡𝓮𝓮𝓭 𝓟𝓻𝓲𝓭𝓮 🦅🔥⚡️

Star Symbol ✨ More Cool Symbol Copy and Paste

★ – Star: A symbol of excellence or quality.
☆ – Hollow Star: Often used to indicate a rating or ranking.
✡ – Star of David: A symbol associated with Judaism.
✦ – Black Star: Often symbolizes a mark of excellence.
✧ – Sparkle: Represents a twinkling effect.
✩ – White Star: A symbol of purity and innocence.
✪ – Star with a Circle: Represents importance.
✫ – Star with a Ring: Often symbolizes success.
✬ – Star with a Cross: Represents spiritual aspects.
✭ – Glowing Star: Signifies something special.
✮ – Shining Star: Represents bright ideas.
✯ – Heavy Star: Symbol of prominence.
✰ – Star: Often signifies guidance.
⁂ – Asterism: A typographic symbol.
⁎ – Heavy Asterisk: Used for emphasis.
⁑ – Asterisk: Commonly used in footnotes.
✢ – Circled Star: Represents protection.
✣ – Star of Islam: A cultural symbol.
✤ – Four-pointed Star: Represents direction.
✥ – Star with Multiple Points: Symbolizes energy.
✱ – Eight-pointed Star: Represents harmony.
✲ – Star: Often indicates significance.
✳ – Star: Used in decorative contexts.
✴ – Star: Represents beauty.
✵ – Star: Signifies excellence.
✶ – Star: Symbol of light.
✷ – Star: Often used in art.
✸ – Star: Represents guidance.
✹ – Star: Commonly seen in literature.
✺ – Star: Represents wishes.
✻ – Star: Used for decoration.
✼ – Star: Signifies importance.
✽ – Star: Represents dreams.
✾ – Star: Symbol of aspirations.
✿ – Blossom: Represents nature.
❀ – Flower: Symbol of beauty.
❁ – Flower: Represents joy.
❂ – Flower: Symbol of peace.
❃ – Flower: Represents purity.
❇ – Flower: Symbol of love.
❈ – Flower: Represents hope.
❉ – Flower: Symbol of spring.
❊ – Flower: Represents happiness.
❋ – Flower: Symbol of growth.
❄ – Snowflake: Represents winter.
❆ – Snowflake: Symbol of uniqueness.
❅ – Snowflake: Represents beauty.
⋆ – Star: Represents dreams and goals.
≛ – Star: Symbolizes a wish.
ᕯ – Symbol: Represents strength.
✲ – Star: Often used in decoration.
࿏ – Symbol: Represents spirituality.
꙰ – Symbol: Represents heritage.
۞
۞ – Symbol: Represents faith.
⭒ – Symbol: Represents balance.
⍟ – Symbol: Represents cosmic forces.
⭐ – Star: Signifies excellence.
🌠
🌠 – Shooting Star: Represents wishes.
🌟
🌟 – Glowing Star: Symbolizes something special.
💫
💫 – Dizzy Symbol: Represents magic.
✨ – Sparkles: Represents newness.
🌃
🌃 – Night with Stars: Represents a clear night sky.
🔯
🔯 – Six Pointed Star: Symbol of various cultures.

Our collection of star symbols is just a click away! Whether you love the bold Black Star (★), the graceful Outlined White Star (⚝), the whimsical Shooting Star (🌠), or the radiant ✨, we’ve got it all. From the elegant Circled Star (✪) to the magical Star and Crescent (☪) and beyond, there’s a symbol for every mood.

Copyright, Trademark, Office & Law Symbols

©
© – Copyright: Indicates ownership of creative work.
®
® – Registered Trademark: Indicates a legally registered trademark.
™ – Trademark: Indicates a claimed trademark.
℠ – Service Mark: Indicates a service mark.
℡ – Telephone Symbol: Represents a phone number.
℗ – Sound Recording Copyright: Protects audio recordings.
‱ – Per Mille: Represents parts per thousand.
№ – Number Sign: Indicates ordinal numbers.
℀ – Addressed To: Indicates an address.
℁ – Registered Mail: Indicates registered mail.
℅ – Care Of: Indicates forwarding addresses.
℆ – Degree Celsius: Temperature measurement.
⅍ – Fraction: Represents a fractional value.
☊ – Astrological Symbol: Represents specific astrological signs.
☎ – Telephone: Represents a telephone.
☏ – Telephone with Receiver: Represents a phone.
⌨ – Keyboard: Represents a computer keyboard.
✁ – Scissors: Symbolizes cutting.
✂ – Cutting: Represents the act of cutting.
✃ – Cut: Represents cut paper.
✄ – Cut with Scissors: Indicates cutting actions.
✆ – Telephone Receiver: Represents a phone call.
✇ – Clip: Represents clipping or holding together.
✈ – Airplane: Symbolizes air travel.
✉ – Envelope: Represents mail or letters.
✎ – Writing: Symbolizes note-taking.
✏ – Pencil: Represents writing or drawing.
✐ – Pencil with Eraser: Indicates writing with correction.
✑ – Black Pencil: Symbolizes drawing.
✒ – Black Fountain Pen: Represents formal writing.
‰ – Per Mille: Indicates parts per thousand.
§
§ – Section Sign: Indicates sections in documents.
¶ – Pilcrow: Indicates a new paragraph.
✌️
✌️ – Victory Hand: Represents peace or victory.
☝️
☝️ – Pointing Up: Indicates direction.
☞ – Pointing Right: Indicates direction.
☛ – Pointer: Indicates direction.
☟ – Pointing Down: Indicates direction.
☜ – Pointing Left: Indicates direction.
☚ – Left Pointing Index Finger: Indicates left.
✍️
✍️ – Writing Hand: Represents writing or drawing.

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Currency Symbols – Cent, Dollar, Euro… Symbols

¢
¢ – Cent: Represents a monetary unit.
$
$ – Dollar: Symbol for various currencies.
€ – Euro: Currency used in many European countries.
£
£ – Pound Sterling: Currency of the United Kingdom.
¥
¥ – Yen: Currency of Japan.
₮ – Tugrik: Currency of Mongolia.
৲ – Taka: Currency of Bangladesh.
৳ – Indian Rupee: Currency of India.
௹ – Sri Lankan Rupee: Currency of Sri Lanka.
฿
฿ – Baht: Currency of Thailand.
៛ – Riel: Currency of Cambodia.
₠ – European Currency Unit: Formerly used in Europe.
₡ – Colón: Currency of Costa Rica.
₢ – Cruzeiro: Former currency of Brazil.
₣ – Franc: Former currency of France.
₤ – Pound: Former currency of various countries.
₥ – Mill: Rarely used currency unit.
₦ – Naira: Currency of Nigeria.
₧ – Peseta: Former currency of Spain.
₨ – Rupee: Currency used in various countries.
₩ – Won: Currency of South Korea.
₪ – New Israeli Shekel: Currency of Israel.
₫ – Dong: Currency of Vietnam.
₭ – Kip: Currency of Laos.
₯ – Drachma: Former currency of Greece.
₰ – Penny: Currency unit in some countries.
₱ – Peso: Currency of the Philippines.
₲ – Guarani: Currency of Paraguay.
₳ – Austral: Former currency of Argentina.
₴ – Hryvnia: Currency of Ukraine.
₵ – Cedi: Currency of Ghana.
¥ – Yen: Currency of Japan (alternative symbol).
﷼ – Riyal: Currency used in several countries.
¤
¤ – Generic Currency Sign: Represents currency.
ƒ
ƒ – Florin: Currency of the Netherlands Antilles.

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Bracket Symbols

Angle Bracket Left
Used as an opening delimiter
Common in programming.
Angle Bracket Right
Used as a closing delimiter
Common in programming.
Double Angle Bracket Left
Used in East Asian text
Indicates quotations.
Double Angle Bracket Right
Closing delimiter for quotes
Common in East Asian text.
Corner Bracket Left
Used for quotations
Common in East Asian typography.
Corner Bracket Right
Closing quote symbol
Used in East Asian typography.
Corner Bracket Double Left
Used for titles
Common in literature.
Corner Bracket Double Right
Closing title symbol
Common in literature.
Square Bracket Left
Used for grouping
Common in mathematics.
Square Bracket Right
Closing bracket for grouping
Common in mathematics.
Curly Bracket Left
Used for grouping
Common in various notations.
Curly Bracket Right
Closing bracket for grouping
Common in various notations.
Left Parenthesis
Used in mathematical expressions
Denotes grouping.
Right Parenthesis
Closing parenthesis for grouping
Common in mathematics.
Left Bracket
Used for grouping
Common in notation.
Right Bracket
Closing bracket for grouping
Common in notation.
Left Squiggle
Used in decorative contexts
Common in art.
Right Squiggle
Closing decorative symbol
Common in art.
Left Double Squiggle
Used in artistic contexts
Common in decorative designs.
Right Double Squiggle
Closing artistic symbol
Common in decorative designs.
Left Curved Bracket
Used for grouping
Common in various notations.
Right Curved Bracket
Closing bracket for grouping
Common in various notations.
︿
Upwards Arrow
Indicates direction
Common in navigation.
Downwards Arrow
Indicates direction
Common in navigation.
Leftwards Arrow
Indicates direction
Common in navigation.
Rightwards Arrow
Indicates direction
Common in navigation.
Left Parenthesis
Used in mathematical expressions
Denotes grouping.
Right Parenthesis
Closing parenthesis for grouping
Common in mathematics.
Left Parenthesis
Used for grouping
Common in mathematical expressions.
Right Parenthesis
Closing parenthesis for grouping
Common in mathematical expressions.
Left Brace
Used for grouping
Common in various notations.
Right Brace
Closing brace for grouping
Common in various notations.
Left Bracket
Used for grouping
Common in notation.
Right Bracket
Closing bracket for grouping
Common in notation.
Less Than
Used in comparisons
Common in mathematics.
Greater Than
Used in comparisons
Common in mathematics.
Full-width Left Parenthesis
Used in East Asian typography
Common in text.
Full-width Right Parenthesis
Closing parenthesis
Used in East Asian typography.
Full-width Less Than
Used in comparisons
Common in East Asian text.
Full-width Greater Than
Used in comparisons
Common in East Asian text.
Full-width Left Brace
Used for grouping
Common in various notations.
Full-width Right Brace
Closing brace for grouping
Common in various notations.
Left White Square
Used for quotations
Common in literature.
Right White Square
Closing quote symbol
Common in literature.
Left White Curly
Used for grouping
Common in notations.
Right White Curly
Closing curly bracket
Common in notations.
Left White Parenthesis
Used for grouping
Common in various notations.
Right White Parenthesis
Closing parenthesis
Common in various notations.
«
Left Double Angle
Used for quotations
Common in literature.
»
Right Double Angle
Closing quotation mark
Common in literature.
Left Single Angle
Used for quotations
Common in literature.
Right Single Angle
Closing quotation mark
Common in literature.
Left Angle
Used in mathematical notation
Denotes limits.
Right Angle
Closing angle bracket
Common in mathematical notation.
Circle
Used in notation
Common in diagrams.

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Chess & Card Symbols

White King
The most important piece
Must be protected.
White Queen
The most powerful piece
Can move in any direction.
White Rook
Moves horizontally and vertically
Great for controlling files.
White Bishop
Moves diagonally
Can control long diagonals.
White Knight
Moves in an L-shape
Can jump over other pieces.
White Pawn
Moves forward one square
Can capture diagonally.
Black King
The most important piece
Must be protected.
Black Queen
The most powerful piece
Can move in any direction.
Black Rook
Moves horizontally and vertically
Great for controlling files.
Black Bishop
Moves diagonally
Can control long diagonals.
Black Knight
Moves in an L-shape
Can jump over other pieces.
Black Pawn
Moves forward one square
Can capture diagonally.
Black Spade
One of the four suits in cards
Represents a sword.
Spade
One of the four suits in cards
Common in card games.
Black Club
One of the four suits in cards
Represents a club or bat.
Club
One of the four suits in cards
Common in card games.
Black Heart
One of the four suits in cards
Represents love.
Heart
One of the four suits in cards
Commonly associated with love.
Black Diamond
One of the four suits in cards
Represents wealth.
Diamond
One of the four suits in cards
Common in card games.

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Musical Notes & Music Symbols

Quarter Note
A basic musical note
Equal to one beat.
Eighth Note
A shorter musical note
Half a beat.
Beamed Eighth Notes
Two eighth notes connected
Used in faster music.
Beamed Sixteenth Notes
Four notes together
Very quick tempo.
Flat
Lowers a note by half a step
Common in many scales.
Natural
Restores a note to its original pitch
Cancels flat or sharp signs.
Sharp
Raises a note by half a step
Often found in key signatures.
°
Diminished
Indicates a diminished chord
Used in various harmonic progressions.
ø
Half-Diminished
Used to indicate a specific chord
Common in jazz music.
؂
Musical Notation
Used in specific musical traditions
Varies in use across cultures.
Not Equal
Mathematical and symbolic
Used in music theory comparisons.
Not Equivalent
Indicates two elements are different
Occasionally used in musical contexts.
🎼
Musical Score
A sheet of written music
Used by musicians to perform a piece.
🎶
Musical Notes
Multiple notes played in sequence
Represents melody or harmony.
🎷
Saxophone
A wind instrument
Popular in jazz and classical music.
🎸
Guitar
A string instrument
Used in a wide range of music genres.
🎹
Piano
A keyboard instrument
Essential for classical and contemporary music.
🎺
Trumpet
A brass instrument
Common in orchestras and jazz bands.
🪕
Banjo
A string instrument
Often used in folk and country music.
🥁
Drum
A percussion instrument
Found in many musical traditions.
🪘
Djembe
A hand drum
Originates from West Africa.
🪇
Frame Drum
A simple drum with a frame
Used in various cultures.
🪈
Tambourine
A percussion instrument
Has jingles along the side.

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Weather & Degree, Unit Symbols

°
° – Degree: Measurement unit for angles and temperature.
℃ – Celsius: Temperature scale used worldwide.
℉ – Fahrenheit: Temperature scale used in the US.
ϟ
ϟ – Lightning: Symbol for storms or electricity.
☀ – Sun: Represents sunny weather.
☁ – Cloud: Represents cloudy weather.
☂ – Umbrella: Symbol for rain.
☃ – Snowman: Represents snowy weather.
☉ – Sun with rays: Symbol for bright sunshine.
☼ – Sun: Represents sunny conditions.
☽ – Crescent Moon: Symbol for the moon.
☾ – Crescent Moon: Another representation of the moon.
♁ – Earth: Represents our planet.
♨ – Hot Springs: Symbol for hot water or relaxation.
❄ – Snowflake: Represents cold weather.
❅ – Heavy Snowflake: Symbol for heavy snowfall.
❆ – Snow Crystal: Represents cold and ice.
☇ – Lightning Bolt: Represents thunderstorms.
☈ – Cloud with Rain: Represents rain.
☄ – Comet: Symbol for celestial objects.
㎎ – Milligram: Measurement unit for weight.
㎏ – Kilogram: Standard unit of mass.
㎜ – Millimeter: Measurement unit for length.
㎝ – Centimeter: Measurement unit for length.
㎞ – Kilometer: Unit of distance.
㎡ – Square Meter: Unit of area.
㏄ – Cubic Centimeter: Measurement of volume.
㏎ – Litre: Unit of volume.
㏑ – Natural Logarithm: Mathematical notation.
㏒ – Logarithm: Another mathematical notation.
㏕ – Dagger: Symbol often used in footnotes.

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Arrows Symbols

↕ – Up Down Arrow: Indicates a movement in both up and down directions.
↖ – North West Arrow: Indicates a direction towards the northwest.
↗ – North East Arrow: Indicates a direction towards the northeast.
↘ – South East Arrow: Indicates a direction towards the southeast.
↙ – South West Arrow: Indicates a direction towards the southwest.
↚ – Leftwards Arrow with Stroke: Indicates a leftward movement with a stroke.
↛ – Rightwards Arrow with Stroke: Indicates a rightward movement with a stroke.
↜ – Leftwards Wave Arrow: Indicates a wave-like leftward motion.
↝ – Rightwards Wave Arrow: Indicates a wave-like rightward motion.
↞ – Leftwards Two Headed Arrow: Indicates a leftward movement with two heads.
↟ – Upwards Two Headed Arrow: Indicates an upward movement with two heads.
↠ – Rightwards Two Headed Arrow: Indicates a rightward movement with two heads.
↡ – Downwards Two Headed Arrow: Indicates a downward movement with two heads.
↢ – Leftwards Arrow with Tail: Indicates a leftward arrow with a tail.
↣ – Rightwards Arrow with Tail: Indicates a rightward arrow with a tail.
↤ – Leftwards Arrow from Bar: Indicates a leftward arrow from a bar.
↥ – Upwards Arrow from Bar: Indicates an upward arrow from a bar.
↦ – Rightwards Arrow from Bar: Indicates a rightward arrow from a bar.
↧ – Downwards Arrow from Bar: Indicates a downward arrow from a bar.
↨ – Up Down Arrow with Base: Indicates an up and down movement with a base.
↩ – Leftwards Arrow with Hook: Indicates a leftward arrow with a hook.
↪ – Rightwards Arrow with Hook: Indicates a rightward arrow with a hook.
↫ – Leftwards Arrow with Loop: Indicates a leftward arrow with a loop.
↬ – Rightwards Arrow with Loop: Indicates a rightward arrow with a loop.
↭ – Left Right Wave Arrow: Indicates a wave-like movement in both directions.
↮ – Left Right Arrow with Stroke: Indicates a left-right arrow with a stroke.
↯ – Downwards Zigzag Arrow: Indicates a zigzag movement downwards.
↰ – Upwards Arrow with Tip Leftwards: Indicates an upward movement with a leftward tip.
↱ – Upwards Arrow with Tip Rightwards: Indicates an upward movement with a rightward tip.
↲ – Downwards Arrow with Tip Leftwards: Indicates a downward movement with a leftward tip.
↳ – Downwards Arrow with Tip Rightwards: Indicates a downward movement with a rightward tip.
↴ – Rightwards Arrow with Corner Downwards: Indicates a rightward arrow with a downward corner.
↶ – Anticlockwise Top Semicircle Arrow: Indicates an anticlockwise top semicircle arrow.
↷ – Clockwise Top Semicircle Arrow: Indicates a clockwise top semicircle arrow.
↸ – North West Arrow To Long Bar: Indicates a northwest arrow to a long bar.
↹ – Leftwards Arrow To Bar Over Rightwards Arrow To Bar: Indicates a leftwards arrow over a rightwards arrow to a bar.
↺ – Anticlockwise Open Circle Arrow: Indicates an anticlockwise open circle arrow.
↻ – Clockwise Open Circle Arrow: Indicates a clockwise open circle arrow.
↼ – Leftwards Harpoon with Barb Upwards: Indicates a leftwards harpoon with a barb upwards.
↽ – Leftwards Harpoon with Barb Downwards: Indicates a leftwards harpoon with a barb downwards.
↾ – Upwards Harpoon with Barb Rightwards: Indicates an upward harpoon with a barb rightwards.
↿ – Upwards Harpoon with Barb Leftwards: Indicates an upward harpoon with a barb leftwards.
⇀ – Rightwards Harpoon with Barb Upwards: Indicates a rightwards harpoon with a barb upwards.
⇁ – Rightwards Harpoon with Barb Downwards: Indicates a rightwards harpoon with a barb downwards.
⇂ – Downwards Harpoon with Barb Rightwards: Indicates a downward harpoon with a barb rightwards.
⇃ – Downwards Harpoon with Barb Leftwards: Indicates a downward harpoon with a barb leftwards.
⇄ – Rightwards Arrow Over Leftwards Arrow: Indicates a rightwards arrow over a leftwards arrow.
⇅ – Upwards Arrow Leftwards of Downwards Arrow: Indicates an upward arrow leftwards of a downward arrow.
⇆ – Leftwards Arrow Over Rightwards Arrow: Indicates a leftwards arrow over a rightwards arrow.
⇇ – Leftwards Paired Arrows: Indicates two leftward arrows paired together.
⇈ – Upwards Paired Arrows: Indicates two upward arrows paired together.
⇉ – Rightwards Paired Arrows: Indicates two rightward arrows paired together.
⇊ – Downwards Paired Arrows: Indicates two downward arrows paired together.
⇋ – Leftwards Harpoon Over Rightwards Harpoon: Indicates a leftward harpoon over a rightward harpoon.
⇌ – Rightwards Harpoon Over Leftwards Harpoon: Indicates a rightward harpoon over a leftward harpoon.
⇍ – Leftwards Double Arrow with Stroke: Indicates a leftward double arrow with a stroke.
⇎ – Left Right Double Arrow with Stroke: Indicates a left-right double arrow with a stroke.
⇏ – Rightwards Double Arrow with Stroke: Indicates a rightward double arrow with a stroke.
⇕ – Up Down Double Arrow: Indicates an up-down double arrow.
⇖ – North West Double Arrow: Indicates a double arrow towards the northwest.
⇗ – North East Double Arrow: Indicates a double arrow towards the northeast.
⇘ – South East Double Arrow: Indicates a double arrow towards the southeast.
⇙ – South West Double Arrow: Indicates a double arrow towards the southwest.
⇚ – Leftwards Triple Arrow: Indicates a triple leftward arrow.
⇛ – Rightwards Triple Arrow: Indicates a triple rightward arrow.
⇜ – Leftwards Squiggle Arrow: Indicates a leftward squiggling arrow.
⇝ – Rightwards Squiggle Arrow: Indicates a rightward squiggling arrow.
⇞ – Upwards Arrow with Double Stroke: Indicates an upward arrow with a double stroke.
⇟ – Downwards Arrow with Double Stroke: Indicates a downward arrow with a double stroke.
⇠ – Leftwards Dashed Arrow: Indicates a dashed leftward arrow.
⇡ – Upwards Dashed Arrow: Indicates a dashed upward arrow.
⇢ – Rightwards Dashed Arrow: Indicates a dashed rightward arrow.
⇣ – Downwards Dashed Arrow: Indicates a dashed downward arrow.
⇤ – Leftwards Arrow To Bar: Indicates a leftward arrow to a bar.
⇥ – Rightwards Arrow To Bar: Indicates a rightward arrow to a bar.
⇦ – Leftwards White Arrow: Indicates a leftward white arrow.
⇧ – Upwards White Arrow: Represents an upward-pointing arrow with a white color.
⇨ – Rightwards White Arrow: Represents a rightward-pointing arrow with a white color.
⇩ – Downwards White Arrow: Represents a downward-pointing arrow with a white color.
⇪ – Upwards White Arrow from Bar: Represents an upward-pointing white arrow originating from a bar.
⌅ – Projective: Represents a projective symbol.
⌆ – Perspective: Represents a perspective symbol.
⌤ – Up Arrowhead Between Two Horizontal Bars: Represents an upward-pointing arrowhead between two horizontal bars.
⏎ – Return Symbol: Represents a return or carriage return symbol.
▶ – Black Right-Pointing Triangle: A filled black right-pointing triangle symbol.
☇ – Lightning: Represents a lightning bolt symbol.
☈ – Thunderstorm: Represents a thunderstorm symbol.
☊ – Ascending Node: Represents an ascending node in astronomy.
☋ – Descending Node: Represents a descending node in astronomy.
☌ – Conjunction: Represents a conjunction symbol in astronomy or astrology.
☍ – Opposition: Represents an opposition symbol in astronomy or astrology.
➔ – Heavy Wide-Headed Rightwards Arrow: Represents a heavy wide-headed rightward-pointing arrow.
➘ – Heavy South East Arrow: Represents a heavy rightward arrow pointing towards the southeast.
➙ – Heavy Rightwards Arrow: Represents a heavy rightward-pointing arrow.
➚ – Heavy North East Arrow: Represents a heavy arrow pointing towards the northeast.
➛ – Drafting Point Rightwards Arrow: Represents a drafting-point rightward-pointing arrow.
➜ – Heavy Round-Tipped Rightwards Arrow: Represents a heavy round-tipped rightward-pointing arrow.
➝ – Triangle-Headed Rightwards Arrow: Represents a rightward-pointing arrow with a triangle head.
➞ – Heavy Triangle-Headed Rightwards Arrow: Represents a heavy rightward-pointing arrow with a triangle head.
➟ – Dashed Triangle-Headed Rightwards Arrow: Represents a dashed rightward-pointing arrow with a triangle head.
➠ – Heavy Dashed Triangle-Headed Rightwards Arrow: Represents a heavy dashed rightward-pointing arrow with a triangle head.
➡ – Black Rightwards Arrow: Represents a black rightward-pointing arrow.
➢ – Three-D Top-Lighted Rightwards Arrowhead: Represents a rightward-pointing arrowhead with a three-dimensional, top-lighted appearance.
➣ – Three-D Bottom-Lighted Rightwards Arrowhead: Represents a rightward-pointing arrowhead with a three-dimensional, bottom-lighted appearance.
➤ – Black Rightwards Arrowhead: A black rightward-pointing arrowhead symbol.
➥ – Heavy Black Curved Downwards and Rightwards Arrow: Represents a heavy curved arrow pointing downwards and rightwards.
➦ – Heavy Black Curved Upwards and Rightwards Arrow: Represents a heavy curved arrow pointing upwards and rightwards.
➧ – Squat Black Rightwards Arrow: Represents a squat rightward-pointing arrow in black.
➨ – Heavy Concave-Pointed Black Rightwards Arrow: Represents a heavy concave-pointed rightward-pointing arrow in black.
➩ – Right-Shaded White Rightwards Arrow: Represents a white rightward-pointing arrow with shading on the right.
➪ – Left-Shaded White Rightwards Arrow: Represents a white rightward-pointing arrow with shading on the left.
➫ – Back-Tilted Shadowed White Rightwards Arrow: Represents a back-tilted rightward-pointing arrow with shadowing in white.
➬ – Front-Tilted Shadowed White Rightwards Arrow: Represents a front-tilted rightward-pointing arrow with shadowing in white.
➭ – Heavy Lower Right-Shadowed White Rightwards Arrow: Represents a heavy white rightward-pointing arrow with a lower right shadow.
➮ – Heavy Upper Right-Shadowed White Rightwards Arrow: Represents a heavy white rightward-pointing arrow with an upper right shadow.
➯ – Notched Lower Right-Shadowed White Rightwards Arrow: Represents a notched white rightward-pointing arrow with a lower right shadow.
➱ – Notched Upper Right-Shadowed White Rightwards Arrow: Represents a notched white rightward-pointing arrow with an upper right shadow.
➲ – Circled Heavy White Rightwards Arrow: Represents a heavy white rightward-pointing arrow inside a circle.
➳ – White-Feathered Rightwards Arrow: Represents a white rightward-pointing arrow with feathered tips.
➴ – Black-Feathered South East Arrow: Represents a black rightward-pointing arrow feathered towards the southeast.
➵ – Black-Feathered Rightwards Arrow: Represents a black rightward-pointing arrow with feathered tips.
➶ – Black-Feathered North East Arrow: Represents a black rightward-pointing arrow feathered towards the northeast.
➷ – Heavy Black-Feathered South East Arrow: Represents a heavy black rightward-pointing arrow feathered towards the southeast.
➸ – Heavy Black-Feathered Rightwards Arrow: Represents a heavy black rightward-pointing arrow with feathered tips.
➹ – Heavy Black-Feathered North East Arrow: Represents a heavy black rightward-pointing arrow feathered towards the northeast.
➺ – Teardrop-Barbed Rightwards Arrow: Represents a rightward-pointing arrow with a teardrop-shaped barb.
➻ – Heavy Teardrop-Shanked Rightwards Arrow: Represents a heavy rightward-pointing arrow with a teardrop-shaped shank.
➼ – Wedge-Tailed Rightwards Arrow: Represents a rightward-pointing arrow with a wedge-shaped tail.
➽ – Heavy Wedge-Tailed Rightwards Arrow: Represents a heavy rightward-pointing arrow with a wedge-shaped tail.
➾ – Open-Outlined Rightwards Arrow: Represents a rightward-pointing arrow with an open outline.
⤴ – Arrow Pointing Rightwards Then Curving Upwards: Represents an arrow that points rightward then curves upwards.
⤵ – Arrow Pointing Rightwards Then Curving Downwards: Represents an arrow that points rightward then curves downwards.
↵ – Downwards Arrow with Corner Leftwards: Represents a downward arrow with a corner turning leftwards.
↓ – Downwards Arrow: Represents a downward-pointing arrow.
↔ – Left Right Arrow: Represents an arrow pointing left and right.
← – Leftwards Arrow: Represents a leftward-pointing arrow.
→ – Rightwards Arrow: Represents a rightward-pointing arrow.
↑ – Upwards Arrow: Represents an upward-pointing arrow.
⌦ – Erase To the Right: Represents an erase or delete action moving towards the right.
⌫ – Erase To the Left: Represents an erase or delete action moving towards the left.
⌧ – X In a Rectangle Box: Represents a symbol for “cancel” or “close” in a rectangle box.
⇰ – Rightwards White Arrow from Wall: Represents a rightward arrow originating from a wall.
⇫ – Upwards White Arrow On Pedestal: Represents an upward-pointing arrow placed on a pedestal.
⇬ – Upwards White Arrow On Pedestal with Horizontal Bar: Represents an upward-pointing arrow on a pedestal with a horizontal bar.
⇭ – Upwards White Arrow On Pedestal with Vertical Bar: Represents an upward-pointing arrow on a pedestal with a vertical bar.
⇳ – Up Down White Arrow: Represents an arrow moving both upwards and downwards.
⇮ – Upwards White Double Arrow: Represents a double-headed upward arrow.
⇯ – Upwards White Double Arrow On Pedestal: Represents a double-headed upward arrow on a pedestal.
⇱ – North West Arrow To Corner: Represents an arrow pointing to the northwest towards a corner.
⇲ – South East Arrow To Corner: Represents an arrow pointing to the southeast towards a corner.
⇴ – Right Arrow with Small Circle: Represents a rightward-pointing arrow with a small circle at the tip.
⇵ – Downwards Arrow Leftwards of Upwards Arrow: Represents a downward arrow to the left of an upward arrow.
⇷ – Leftwards Arrow with Vertical Stroke: Represents a leftward-pointing arrow with a vertical stroke.
⇸ – Rightwards Arrow with Vertical Stroke: Represents a rightward-pointing arrow with a vertical stroke.
⇹ – Left Right Arrow with Vertical Stroke: Represents a left-right arrow with a vertical stroke.
⇺ – Leftwards Arrow with Double Vertical Stroke: Represents a leftward-pointing arrow with double vertical strokes.
⇑ – Upwards Double Arrow: Represents a double-headed upward arrow.
⇓ – Downwards Double Arrow: Represents a double-headed downward arrow.
⇽ – Leftwards Open-Headed Arrow: Represents a leftward-pointing arrow with an open head.
⇾ – Rightwards Open-Headed Arrow: Represents a rightward-pointing arrow with an open head.
⇿ – Left Right Open-Headed Arrow: Represents a left-right arrow with open heads.
⬳ – Long Leftwards Squiggle Arrow: Represents a long leftward squiggly arrow.
⟿ – Long Rightwards Squiggle Arrow: Represents a long rightward squiggly arrow.
⤉ – Upwards Arrow with Horizontal Stroke: Represents an upward arrow with a horizontal stroke.
⤈ – Downwards Arrow with Horizontal Stroke: Represents a downward arrow with a horizontal stroke.
⇻ – Rightwards Arrow with Double Vertical Stroke: Represents a rightward-pointing arrow with double vertical strokes.
⇼ – Left Right Arrow with Double Vertical Stroke: Represents a left-right arrow with double vertical strokes.
⬴ – Leftwards Two-Headed Arrow with Vertical Stroke: Represents a leftward-pointing two-headed arrow with a vertical stroke.
⤀ – Rightwards Two-Headed Arrow with Vertical Stroke: Represents a rightward-pointing two-headed arrow with a vertical stroke.
⬵ – Leftwards Two-Headed Arrow with Double Vertical Stroke: Represents a leftward-pointing two-headed arrow with double vertical strokes.
⤁ – Rightwards Two-Headed Arrow with Double Vertical Stroke: Represents a rightward-pointing two-headed arrow with double vertical strokes.
⬹ – Leftwards Arrow with Tail with Vertical Stroke: Represents a leftward-pointing arrow with a tail and vertical stroke.
⤔ – Rightwards Arrow with Tail with Vertical Stroke: Represents a rightward-pointing arrow with a tail and vertical stroke.
⬺ – Leftwards Arrow with Tail with Double Vertical Stroke: Represents a leftward-pointing arrow with a tail and double vertical strokes.
⤕ – Rightwards Arrow with Tail with Double Vertical Stroke: Represents a rightward-pointing arrow with a tail and double vertical strokes.
⬶ – Leftwards Two-Headed Arrow from Bar: Represents a leftward-pointing two-headed arrow originating from a bar.
⤅ – Rightwards Two-Headed Arrow from Bar: Represents a rightward-pointing two-headed arrow originating from a bar.
⬻ – Leftwards Two-Headed Arrow with Tail: Represents a leftward-pointing two-headed arrow with a tail.
⤖ – Rightwards Two-Headed Arrow with Tail: Represents a rightward-pointing two-headed arrow with a tail.
⬷ – Leftwards Two-Headed Triple Dash Arrow: Represents a leftward-pointing two-headed arrow with triple dashes.
⤐ – Rightwards Two-Headed Triple Dash Arrow: Represents a rightward-pointing two-headed arrow with triple dashes.
⬼ – Leftwards Two-Headed Arrow with Tail with Vertical Stroke: Represents a leftward-pointing two-headed arrow with a tail and vertical stroke.
⤗ – Rightwards Two-Headed Arrow with Tail with Vertical Stroke: Represents a rightward-pointing two-headed arrow with a tail and vertical stroke.
⬽ – Leftwards Two-Headed Arrow with Tail with Double Vertical Stroke: Represents a leftward-pointing two-headed arrow with a tail and double vertical strokes.
⤘ – Rightwards Two-Headed Arrow with Tail with Double Vertical Stroke: Represents a rightward-pointing two-headed arrow with a tail and double vertical strokes.
⤝ – Leftwards Arrow To Black Diamond: Represents a leftward-pointing arrow leading to a black diamond.
⤞ – Rightwards Arrow To Black Diamond: Represents a rightward-pointing arrow leading to a black diamond.
⤟ – Leftwards Arrow from Bar To Black Diamond: Represents a leftward-pointing arrow originating from a bar and leading to a black diamond.
⤠ – Rightwards Arrow from Bar To Black Diamond: Represents a rightward-pointing arrow originating from a bar and leading to a black diamond.
⤡ – North West and South East Arrow: Represents two arrows pointing in opposite diagonal directions (northwest and southeast).
⤢ – North East and South West Arrow: Represents two arrows pointing in opposite diagonal directions (northeast and southwest).
⤣ – North West Arrow with Hook: Represents a northwest-pointing arrow with a hook at the end.
⤤ – North East Arrow with Hook: Represents a northeast-pointing arrow with a hook at the end.
⤥ – South East Arrow with Hook: Represents a southeast-pointing arrow with a hook at the end.
⤦ – South West Arrow with Hook: Represents a southwest-pointing arrow with a hook at the end.
⤪ – South West Arrow and North West Arrow: Represents two arrows pointing in opposite diagonal directions (southwest and northwest).
⤨ – North East Arrow and South East Arrow: Represents two arrows pointing in opposite diagonal directions (northeast and southeast).
⤧ – North West Arrow and North East Arrow: Represents two arrows pointing to the northwest and northeast.
⤩ – South East Arrow and South West Arrow: Represents two arrows pointing to the southeast and southwest.
⤭ – South East Arrow Crossing North East Arrow: Represents a crossing of southeast and northeast arrows.
⤮ – North East Arrow Crossing South East Arrow: Represents a crossing of northeast and southeast arrows.
⤯ – Falling Diagonal Crossing North East Arrow: Represents a falling diagonal line crossing a northeast arrow.
⤰ – Rising Diagonal Crossing South East Arrow: Represents a rising diagonal line crossing a southeast arrow.
⤱ – North East Arrow Crossing North West Arrow: Represents a crossing of northeast and northwest arrows.
⤲ – North West Arrow Crossing North East Arrow: Represents a crossing of northwest and northeast arrows.
⤫ – Rising Diagonal Crossing Falling Diagonal: Represents a rising diagonal line crossing a falling diagonal line.
⤬ – Falling Diagonal Crossing Rising Diagonal: Represents a falling diagonal line crossing a rising diagonal line.
⬐ – Leftwards Arrow with Tip Downwards: Represents a leftward-pointing arrow with the tip facing downwards.
⬎ – Rightwards Arrow with Tip Downwards: Represents a rightward-pointing arrow with the tip facing downwards.
⬑ – Leftwards Arrow with Tip Upwards: Represents a leftward-pointing arrow with the tip facing upwards.
⬏ – Rightwards Arrow with Tip Upwards: Represents a rightward-pointing arrow with the tip facing upwards.
⤶ – Arrow Pointing Downwards Then Curving Leftwards: Represents an arrow pointing downwards, then curving to the left.
⤷ – Arrow Pointing Downwards Then Curving Rightwards: Represents an arrow pointing downwards, then curving to the right.
⥂ – Rightwards Arrow Above Short Leftwards Arrow: Represents a rightward arrow placed above a short leftward arrow.
⥃ – Leftwards Arrow Above Short Rightwards Arrow: Represents a leftward arrow placed above a short rightward arrow.
⥄ – Short Rightwards Arrow Above Leftwards Arrow: Represents a short rightward arrow placed above a leftward arrow.
⭀ – Equals Sign Above Leftwards Arrow: Represents an equals sign placed above a leftward arrow.
⥱ – Equals Sign Above Rightwards Arrow: Represents an equals sign placed above a rightward arrow.
⥶ – Less-Than Above Leftwards Arrow: Represents a less-than sign placed above a leftward arrow.
⥸ – Greater-Than Above Rightwards Arrow: Represents a greater-than sign placed above a rightward arrow.
⭂ – Leftwards Arrow Above Reverse Almost Equal To: Represents a leftward arrow placed above a reverse almost equal sign.
⭈ – Rightwards Arrow Above Reverse Almost Equal To: Represents a rightward arrow placed above a reverse almost equal sign.
⭊ – Leftwards Arrow Above Almost Equal To: Represents a leftward arrow placed above an almost equal sign.
⥵ – Rightwards Arrow Above Almost Equal To: Represents a rightward arrow placed above an almost equal sign.
⭁ – Reverse Tilde Operator Above Leftwards Arrow: Represents a reverse tilde operator placed above a leftward arrow.
⭇ – Reverse Tilde Operator Above Rightwards Arrow: Represents a reverse tilde operator placed above a rightward arrow.
⭉ – Tilde Operator Above Leftwards Arrow: Represents a tilde operator placed above a leftward arrow.
⥲ – Tilde Operator Above Rightwards Arrow: Represents a tilde operator placed above a rightward arrow.
⭋ – Leftwards Arrow Above Reverse Tilde Operator: Represents a leftward arrow placed above a reverse tilde operator.
⭌ – Rightwards Arrow Above Reverse Tilde Operator: Represents a rightward arrow placed above a reverse tilde operator.
⥳ – Leftwards Arrow Above Tilde Operator: Represents a leftward arrow placed above a tilde operator.
⥴ – Rightwards Arrow Above Tilde Operator: Represents a rightward arrow placed above a tilde operator.
⥆ – Leftwards Arrow with Plus Below: Represents a leftward arrow with a plus sign below it.
⥅ – Rightwards Arrow with Plus Below: Represents a rightward arrow with a plus sign below it.
⥹ – Subset Above Rightwards Arrow: Represents a subset symbol placed above a rightward arrow.
⥻ – Superset Above Leftwards Arrow: Represents a superset symbol placed above a leftward arrow.
⬰ – Left Arrow with Small Circle: Represents a leftward arrow with a small circle attached to it.
⥈ – Left Right Arrow Through Small Circle: Represents a left-right arrow passing through a small circle.
⬾ – Leftwards Arrow Through X: Represents a leftward arrow passing through an “X” symbol.
⥇ – Rightwards Arrow Through X: Represents a rightward arrow passing through an “X” symbol.
⬲ – Left Arrow with Circled Plus: Represents a leftward arrow with a circled plus symbol attached.
⟴ – Right Arrow with Circled Plus: Represents a rightward arrow with a circled plus symbol attached.
⥷ – Leftwards Arrow Through Less-Than: Represents a leftward arrow passing through a less-than symbol.
⭃ – Rightwards Arrow Through Greater-Than: Represents a rightward arrow passing through a greater-than symbol.
⥺ – Leftwards Arrow Through Subset: Represents a leftward arrow passing through a subset symbol.
⭄ – Rightwards Arrow Through Superset: Represents a rightward arrow passing through a superset symbol.
⥉ – Upwards Two-Headed Arrow from Small Circle: Represents an upwards two-headed arrow originating from a small circle.
⥰ – Right Double Arrow with Rounded Head: Represents a rightward double arrow with rounded heads on both ends.
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⬿ – Wave Arrow Pointing Directly Left: Represents a wavy arrow pointing directly to the left.
⤳ – Wave Arrow Pointing Directly Right: Represents a wavy arrow pointing directly to the right.
⥊ – Left Barb Up Right Barb Down Harpoon: Represents a harpoon with a left barb pointing up and a right barb pointing down.
⥋ – Left Barb Down Right Barb Up Harpoon: Represents a harpoon with a left barb pointing down and a right barb pointing up.
⥌ – Up Barb Right Down Barb Left Harpoon: Represents a harpoon with an up barb to the right and a down barb to the left.
⥍ – Up Barb Left Down Barb Right Harpoon: Represents a harpoon with an up barb to the left and a down barb to the right.
⥎ – Left Barb Up Right Barb Up Harpoon: Represents a harpoon with both left and right barbs pointing up.
⥏ – Up Barb Right Down Barb Right Harpoon: Represents a harpoon with an up barb to the right and a down barb to the right.
⥐ – Left Barb Down Right Barb Down Harpoon: Represents a harpoon with both left and right barbs pointing down.
⥑ – Up Barb Left Down Barb Left Harpoon: Represents a harpoon with an up barb to the left and a down barb to the left.
⥒ – Leftwards Harpoon with Barb Up To Bar: Represents a leftwards harpoon with a barb pointing up towards a bar.
⥓ – Rightwards Harpoon with Barb Up To Bar: Represents a rightwards harpoon with a barb pointing up towards a bar.
⥔ – Upwards Harpoon with Barb Right To Bar: Represents an upwards harpoon with a barb pointing right towards a bar.
⥕ – Downwards Harpoon with Barb Right To Bar: Represents a downwards harpoon with a barb pointing right towards a bar.
⥖ – Leftwards Harpoon with Barb Down To Bar: Represents a leftwards harpoon with a barb pointing down towards a bar.
⥗ – Rightwards Harpoon with Barb Down To Bar: Represents a rightwards harpoon with a barb pointing down towards a bar.
⥘ – Upwards Harpoon with Barb Left To Bar: Represents an upwards harpoon with a barb pointing left towards a bar.
⥙ – Downwards Harpoon with Barb Left To Bar: Represents a downwards harpoon with a barb pointing left towards a bar.
⥚ – Leftwards Harpoon with Barb Up from Bar: Represents a leftwards harpoon with a barb pointing up from a bar.
⥛ – Rightwards Harpoon with Barb Up from Bar: Represents a rightwards harpoon with a barb pointing up from a bar.
⥜ – Upwards Harpoon with Barb Right from Bar: Represents an upwards harpoon with a barb pointing right from a bar.
⥝ – Downwards Harpoon with Barb Right from Bar: Represents a downwards harpoon with a barb pointing right from a bar.
⥞ – Leftwards Harpoon with Barb Down from Bar: Represents a leftwards harpoon with a barb pointing down from a bar.
⥟ – Rightwards Harpoon with Barb Down from Bar: Represents a rightwards harpoon with a barb pointing down from a bar.
⥠ – Upwards Harpoon with Barb Left from Bar: Represents an upwards harpoon with a barb pointing left from a bar.
⥡ – Downwards Harpoon with Barb Left from Bar: Represents a downwards harpoon with a barb pointing left from a bar.
⥢ – Leftwards Harpoon with Barb Up Above Leftwards Harpoon with Barb Down: A leftwards harpoon with a barb pointing up placed above another leftwards harpoon with a barb pointing down.
⥤ – Rightwards Harpoon with Barb Up Above Rightwards Harpoon with Barb Down: A rightwards harpoon with a barb pointing up placed above another rightwards harpoon with a barb pointing down.
⥣ – Upwards Harpoon with Barb Left Beside Upwards Harpoon with Barb Right: An upwards harpoon with a barb pointing left placed beside another upwards harpoon with a barb pointing right.
⥥ – Downwards Harpoon with Barb Left Beside Downwards Harpoon with Barb Right: A downwards harpoon with a barb pointing left placed beside another downwards harpoon with a barb pointing right.
⥦ – Leftwards Harpoon with Barb Up Above Rightwards Harpoon with Barb Up: A leftwards harpoon with a barb pointing up placed above a rightwards harpoon with a barb pointing up.
⥨ – Rightwards Harpoon with Barb Up Above Leftwards Harpoon with Barb Up: A rightwards harpoon with a barb pointing up placed above a leftwards harpoon with a barb pointing up.
⥧ – Leftwards Harpoon with Barb Down Above Rightwards Harpoon with Barb Down: A leftwards harpoon with a barb pointing down placed above a rightwards harpoon with a barb pointing down.
⥩ – Rightwards Harpoon with Barb Down Above Leftwards Harpoon with Barb Down: A rightwards harpoon with a barb pointing down placed above a leftwards harpoon with a barb pointing down.
⥮ – Upwards Harpoon with Barb Left Beside Downwards Harpoon with Barb Right: An upwards harpoon with a barb pointing left placed beside a downwards harpoon with a barb pointing right.
⥯ – Downwards Harpoon with Barb Left Beside Upwards Harpoon with Barb Right: A downwards harpoon with a barb pointing left placed beside an upwards harpoon with a barb pointing right.
⥪ – Leftwards Harpoon with Barb Up Above Long Dash: A leftwards harpoon with a barb pointing up placed above a long dash.
⥬ – Rightwards Harpoon with Barb Up Above Long Dash: A rightwards harpoon with a barb pointing up placed above a long dash.
⥫ – Leftwards Harpoon with Barb Down Below Long Dash: A leftwards harpoon with a barb pointing down placed below a long dash.
⥭ – Rightwards Harpoon with Barb Down Below Long Dash: A rightwards harpoon with a barb pointing down placed below a long dash.
⤌ – Leftwards Double Dash Arrow: A leftwards arrow represented with a double dash.
⤍ – Rightwards Double Dash Arrow: A rightwards arrow represented with a double dash.
⤎ – Leftwards Triple Dash Arrow: A leftwards arrow represented with a triple dash.
⤏ – Rightwards Triple Dash Arrow: A rightwards arrow represented with a triple dash.
⬸ – Leftwards Arrow with Dotted Stem: A leftward arrow with a dotted stem.
⤑ – Rightwards Arrow with Dotted Stem: A rightward arrow with a dotted stem.
⬱ – Three Leftwards Arrows: Represents three leftward arrows.
⟸ – Long Leftwards Double Arrow: A long arrow pointing left with two arrowheads.
⟹ – Long Rightwards Double Arrow: A long arrow pointing right with two arrowheads.
⟺ – Long Left Right Double Arrow: A long arrow pointing left and right with double arrowheads.
⤂ – Leftwards Double Arrow with Vertical Stroke: A leftward double arrow with a vertical stroke through it.
⤃ – Rightwards Double Arrow with Vertical Stroke: A rightward double arrow with a vertical stroke through it.
⤄ – Left Right Double Arrow with Vertical Stroke: A left-right double arrow with a vertical stroke through it.
⤆ – Leftwards Double Arrow from Bar: A leftward double arrow starting from a bar.
⤇ – Rightwards Double Arrow from Bar: A rightward double arrow starting from a bar.
⤊ – Upwards Triple Arrow: A triple arrow pointing upwards.
⤋ – Downwards Triple Arrow: A triple arrow pointing downwards.
⭅ – Leftwards Quadruple Arrow: A quadruple arrow pointing left.
⭆ – Rightwards Quadruple Arrow: A quadruple arrow pointing right.
⟰ – Upwards Quadruple Arrow: A quadruple arrow pointing upwards.
⟱ – Downwards Quadruple Arrow: A quadruple arrow pointing downwards.
⇐ – Leftwards Double Arrow: A double arrow pointing left.
⇒ – Rightwards Double Arrow: A double arrow pointing right.
⇔ – Left Right Double Arrow: A double arrow pointing both left and right.
⇶ – Three Rightwards Arrows: Represents three rightward arrows.
⟵ – Long Leftwards Arrow: A long arrow pointing left.
⟶ – Long Rightwards Arrow: A long arrow pointing right.
⟷ – Long Left Right Arrow: A long arrow pointing both left and right.
⬄ – Left Right White Arrow: A simple left-right arrow.
⬀ – North East White Arrow: An arrow pointing from the southwest to the northeast.
⬁ – North West White Arrow: An arrow pointing from the southeast to the northwest.
⬂ – South East White Arrow: An arrow pointing from the northwest to the southeast.
⬃ – South West White Arrow: An arrow pointing from the northeast to the southwest.
⬅ – Leftwards Black Arrow: A black leftwards arrow.
⬆ – Upwards Black Arrow: A black upwards arrow.
⬇ – Downwards Black Arrow: A black downwards arrow.
⬈ – North East Black Arrow: A black arrow pointing from the southwest to the northeast.
⬉ – North West Black Arrow: A black arrow pointing from the southeast to the northwest.
⬊ – South East Black Arrow: A black arrow pointing from the northwest to the southeast.
⬋ – South West Black Arrow: A black arrow pointing from the northeast to the southwest.
⬌ – Left Right Black Arrow: A black left-right arrow.
⬍ – Up Down Black Arrow: A black up-down arrow.
⟻ – Long Leftwards Arrow from Bar: A long leftwards arrow originating from a bar.
⟼ – Long Rightwards Arrow from Bar: A long rightwards arrow originating from a bar.
⤒ – Upwards Arrow To Bar: An upwards arrow pointing towards a bar.
⤓ – Downwards Arrow To Bar: A downwards arrow pointing towards a bar.
⤙ – Leftwards Arrow-Tail: A leftwards arrow with a tail.
⤚ – Rightwards Arrow-Tail: A rightwards arrow with a tail.
⤛ – Leftwards Double Arrow-Tail: A leftwards double arrow with a tail.
⤜ – Rightwards Double Arrow-Tail: A rightwards double arrow with a tail.
⥼ – Left Fish Tail: An arrow with a left fish-tail shape.
⥽ – Right Fish Tail: An arrow with a right fish-tail shape.
⥾ – Up Fish Tail: An upwards arrow with a fish-tail shape.
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⥿ – Down Fish Tail: A downwards arrow with a fish-tail shape.
⤼ – Top Arc Clockwise Arrow with Minus: An arc-shaped clockwise arrow with a minus sign.
⤽ – Top Arc Anticlockwise Arrow with Plus: An arc-shaped anticlockwise arrow with a plus sign.
⤾ – Lower Right Semicircular Clockwise Arrow: A semicircular clockwise arrow pointing towards the lower right.
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⤿ – Lower Left Semicircular Anticlockwise Arrow: A semicircular anticlockwise arrow pointing towards the lower left.
⤸ – Right-Side Arc Clockwise Arrow: A clockwise arrow following an arc shape to the right side.
⤺ – Top Arc Anticlockwise Arrow: An anticlockwise arrow following an arc shape to the top.
⤹ – Left-Side Arc Anticlockwise Arrow: An anticlockwise arrow following an arc shape to the left side.
⤻ – Bottom Arc Anticlockwise Arrow: An anticlockwise arrow following an arc shape to the bottom.
⥀ – Anticlockwise Closed Circle Arrow: An anticlockwise arrow forming a closed circle.
⥁ – Clockwise Closed Circle Arrow: A clockwise arrow forming a closed circle.
⟲ – Anticlockwise Gapped Circle Arrow: An anticlockwise arrow with gaps in the circle.
⟳ – Clockwise Gapped Circle Arrow: A clockwise arrow with gaps in the circle.

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Astrological & Zodiac Sign Symbols

☮ – Peace Symbol: Represents peace, non-violence, and harmony.
☸ – Wheel of Dharma: Represents the teachings of Buddha and the cycle of life.
♈ – Aries: The first sign of the zodiac, representing energy, courage, and leadership.
♉ – Taurus: The second sign of the zodiac, symbolizing determination and stability.
☪ – Star and Crescent: A symbol commonly associated with Islam.
♊ – Gemini: The third zodiac sign, representing adaptability, duality, and curiosity.
♋ – Cancer: The fourth sign of the zodiac, symbolizing emotional depth and intuition.
♌ – Leo: The fifth sign of the zodiac, representing creativity, passion, and leadership.
♍ – Virgo: The sixth sign of the zodiac, symbolizing analysis, detail, and practicality.
♎ – Libra: The seventh sign of the zodiac, representing balance, fairness, and harmony.
♏ – Scorpio: The eighth sign of the zodiac, symbolizing intensity, passion, and transformation.
♐ – Sagittarius: The ninth sign of the zodiac, representing optimism, exploration, and independence.
♑ – Capricorn: The tenth sign of the zodiac, symbolizing discipline, ambition, and practicality.
♒ – Aquarius: The eleventh sign of the zodiac, representing innovation, individuality, and humanitarianism.
♓ – Pisces: The twelfth sign of the zodiac, symbolizing intuition, compassion, and spirituality.
☤ – Caduceus: A symbol of medicine, associated with healing and healthcare.
☥ – Ankh: An ancient Egyptian symbol representing life and immortality.
☧ – Chi-Rho: A Christian symbol derived from the first two letters of Christ’s name in Greek.
☨ – Christian Cross: A representation of the cross, a central symbol in Christianity.
☩ – Cross of Jerusalem: A Christian symbol representing the four corners of the world.
☫ – Cross of Saint Peter: A Christian symbol associated with Saint Peter’s martyrdom.
☬ – Khanda: A Sikh symbol, representing the spiritual and temporal authority of the Guru.
☭ – Hammer and Sickle: A symbol of communist ideology, representing the working class and peasantry.
☯ – Yin and Yang: Represents the dual nature of the universe, with complementary opposites.
☽ – Crescent Moon: A symbol often associated with lunar phases and feminine energy.
☾ – Waning Crescent Moon: Represents the final phase of the lunar cycle before the new moon.
✙ – Circle Cross: A Christian symbol representing the unity of Christ and the church.
✚ – Cross of Saint James: A Christian symbol associated with Saint James and pilgrimage.
✛ – Iron Cross: A military decoration, later associated with Germany.
✜ – Cross of Lorraine: A Christian symbol representing spiritual strength and historical significance.
✝ – Latin Cross: A representation of the Christian cross, symbolizing the crucifixion of Christ.
✞ – Christian Cross: A Christian symbol of Christ’s sacrifice for humanity.
✟ – Cross of St. Andrew: A Christian symbol representing the cross on which Saint Andrew was martyred.
† – Dagger: Often used to indicate death or a significant event in a text.
⊹ – Circled Plus: A mathematical symbol, often used in specific notations.
‡ – Double Dagger: Used in footnotes to indicate a second or additional reference.
♁ – Earth: Represents the Earth or the planet in astronomical and ecological contexts.
♆ – Neptune: Represents the planet Neptune, often associated with water and the sea.
❖ – Floral Heart: A decorative symbol representing beauty and love.
♅ – Uranus: Represents the planet Uranus, associated with innovation and rebellion.
✠ – Pentagram: A five-pointed star, often used in occult or religious contexts.
✡ – Star of David: A symbol of Judaism, representing the unity of God and humanity.
✢ – Heptagram: A seven-pointed star, often used in spiritual and occult symbolism.
卍 – Swastika: An ancient symbol used in various cultures, later adopted by Nazi Germany.
卐 – Reverse Swastika: An ancient symbol used in Hinduism and Buddhism, later misappropriated.
〷 – Celtic Knot: A symbol of eternity and interconnectedness in Celtic culture.
☠ – Skull and Crossbones: A symbol often used to represent danger, poison, or death.
☢ – Radioactive Sign: A symbol warning of radioactive materials or radiation.
☣ – Biohazard Sign: Represents dangerous biological substances or organisms.
☦ – Orthodox Cross: A cross symbol used in Eastern Orthodox Christianity.

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Heart Symbols

♥ – Heart Suit: A playing card symbol representing love, affection, and passion.
♡ – Empty Heart: A symbol of love or affection without the full emotion or intensity.
❤ – Red Heart: Represents deep love, passion, and affection.
❥ – Rotated Heart: A symbol of love, often used for artistic and aesthetic expressions.
❣ – Heart Exclamation: A symbol combining a heart and an exclamation mark to express excitement or intense feelings of love.
❦ – Floral Heart: A decorative heart symbol with flowers, often used to represent romantic love.
❧ – Rotated Heart with Leaves: A stylized heart combined with nature, symbolizing love intertwined with nature.
დ – Georgian Letter: A letter in the Georgian alphabet, used in the Georgian language.
ღ – Georgian Letter: A letter in the Georgian alphabet, often used in the Georgian language.
۵
۵ – Persian Numeral 5: A numeral used in Persian script to represent the number five.
ლ – Georgian Letter: A letter in the Georgian alphabet, often used in the Georgian language.
ও – Bengali Letter: A letter in the Bengali alphabet, used in the Bengali language.
🤍
🤍 – White Heart: Represents purity, innocence, and love, or sometimes a peaceful form of affection.
🤎
🤎 – Brown Heart: Represents affection or love associated with a warm and grounded nature, or often used to represent Black love and solidarity.
🩶
🩶 – Grey Heart: Represents a more neutral, calm, or sometimes distant form of affection.
❤️️
❤️️ – Red Heart: Represents deep love, passion, and affection, often used to symbolize romantic love.
🧡️
🧡️ – Orange Heart: Represents warmth, care, and friendship.
🩷
🩷 – Pink Heart: Represents affection, kindness, and sweetness, often used to express love and care.
💙
💙 – Blue Heart: Represents trust, loyalty, and deep emotional connection.
💚
💚 – Green Heart: Represents harmony, nature, and growth, often associated with environmental love or health.
💛
💛 – Yellow Heart: Represents happiness, joy, and friendship.
💜
💜 – Purple Heart: Represents luxury, creativity, and deep emotional connections.
🖤
🖤 – Black Heart: Represents mourning, dark humor, or a deep, mysterious love.
💗
💗 – Growing Heart: Represents a love that is growing or deepening over time.
💓
💓 – Beating Heart: Represents love or passion that is intense and full of emotion.
🩵
🩵 – Blue Heart: Often represents trust, calm, or affection in a gentle, peaceful form.
💔
💔 – Broken Heart: Represents heartbreak, emotional pain, or loss.
💟
💟 – Heart Decoration: A heart-shaped design often used to express love or affection in a decorative form.
💕
💕 – Two Hearts: Represents mutual affection, friendship, or romantic love between two people.
💖
💖 – Sparkling Heart: Represents excitement and shining love, often used in romantic contexts.
❣️
❣️ – Heart Exclamation: A heart symbol paired with an exclamation mark to express intense emotion.
💘
💘 – Heart with Arrow: Represents love, romance, and being struck by Cupid’s arrow.
💝
💝 – Heart with Ribbon: Represents a special gift of love or affection, often given on special occasions.
💞
💞 – Revolving Hearts: Represents an enduring, ever-turning love or deep emotional connection.
💌
💌 – Love Letter: Represents a heartfelt letter, typically expressing love and affection.
❤‍🔥
❤‍🔥 – Heart on Fire: Represents passionate love, desire, or burning affection.
❤‍🩹
❤‍🩹 – Heart with Bandage: Represents emotional healing or recovering from a heartbreak.
👫
👫 – Couple Holding Hands: Represents a couple in a loving relationship, symbolizing togetherness.
💑
💑 – Couple with Heart: Represents romantic love and affection between two people.
💏
💏 – Kiss: Represents a romantic kiss or act of affection between two lovers.
💋
💋 – Kiss Mark: Represents a kiss or affection, often symbolized by lipstick marks.
😍
😍 – Heart Eyes: Represents love or adoration, usually towards something or someone admired.
😘
😘 – Face Blowing a Kiss: Represents sending affection or love through a kiss.
😻
😻 – Smiling Cat with Heart Eyes: Represents love or adoration, often used by cat lovers.
🏩
🏩 – Love Hotel: Represents a place for romantic getaways or intimate encounters.
💒
💒 – Wedding Chapel: Represents a wedding ceremony, often associated with marriage and commitment.

Express love and affection with heart symbols like *♥ ♡ ❤ ❥ ❣❣ – Heart Exclamation: A symbol combining a heart and an exclamation mark to express excitement or intense feelings of love. ❦ ❧ დ ღ ۵ ლ ও 🤍 🤎 🩶 ❤️️ 🧡️ 🩷 💙 💚 💛 💜 🖤 💗 💓 🩵 💔 💟 💕 💖 ❣️ 💘 💝 💞 💌 ❤‍🔥*Heart* (♥), *Broken Heart* (💔), *Heart with Arrow* (💘), and many more. Whether you’re writing a love letter, creating social media content, or adding a personal touch to a message, these symbols make it easy to convey your feelings.

Check Mark & Tick Cool Symbols – Copy and Paste Easily

✓ – Check Mark: Indicates correctness.
✔ – Heavy Check Mark: Strong indication of approval.
✗ – Ballot X: Indicates incorrectness.
✘ – Heavy Ballot X: Strong indication of disapproval.
☓ – Multiplication X: Often used for errors.
∨ – Logical OR: Represents logical disjunction.
√ – Square Root: Indicates a correct solution.
✔️
✔️ – Check Mark: Indicates correctness (styled).
✅ – White Heavy Check Mark: Indicates approval.
❎ – Cross Mark: Indicates disapproval.
❌ – Heavy Cross Mark: Strong indication of disapproval.
💯
💯 – Hundred Points: Represents perfection.
✇ – Check Mark with Circle: Indicates approval.
☐ – Ballot Box: Represents a choice.
☑ – Ballot Box with Check: Indicates selected option.
☒ – Ballot Box with X: Indicates rejection.
〤 – Ideographic Number Four: Used in East Asian contexts.
〥 – Ideographic Number Five: Used in East Asian contexts.

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Male, Female, People & Smiley Symbols

♀ (Female) – A symbol denoting femininity and the female gender, often associated with Venus, the Roman goddess of love.
♂ (Male) – A symbol representing masculinity and the male gender, associated with Mars, the Roman god of war.
☹ (Frown) – Represents discontent or sadness; often used to convey feelings of disappointment.
☺ (Smile) – Symbol of happiness or satisfaction; a positive emoticon often used in messaging.
☻ (Black Smile) – Represents a dark-skinned version of the smiley face, often used in playful contexts.
☿ (Mercury) – Represents the planet Mercury and is also used in alchemical contexts for the element mercury.
〠 (Postal Mark) – Symbol indicating postal services; often used to signify mailing addresses.
ヅ (Katakana) – A character in the Japanese katakana syllabary, used for foreign words and names.
ツ (Katakana) – Another katakana character, frequently used in Japanese writing.
㋡ – A symbol often used in Japanese contexts, representing various meanings based on context.
웃 (Korean) – Represents laughter in the Korean language; symbolizes joy and happiness.
유 (Korean) – A Hangul character, often used in names and common words in Korean.
ü
ü (U with Diaeresis) – Represents the letter U with an umlaut, used in several languages including German.
Ü
Ü (U with Diaeresis) – Capitalized version of U with an umlaut, common in German and other languages.
ت
ت (Arabic) – Represents the letter ‘Ta’ in the Arabic alphabet; widely used in Arabic writing.
シ (Katakana) – A katakana character, commonly used in Japanese writing for foreign words.
ッ (Katakana) – Another katakana character, used in Japanese for emphasizing consonants.
㋛ – A symbol often found in Japanese culture, often associated with seasons or festivals.
ꑇ (Myanmar) – A character from the Myanmar script, representing specific sounds in the language.
ꐦ (Myanmar) – Represents another character in the Myanmar script, used for specific phonetic sounds.
ꐠ (Myanmar) – A character from the Myanmar script, important for the Burmese language.
ꐡ (Myanmar) – Represents a character used in the Myanmar language, contributing to its phonetic structure.
ꐕ (Myanmar) – A character from the Myanmar script, significant in Burmese writing.
ꌇ (Tibetan) – Represents a character from the Tibetan script, used in Tibetan language.
ꌈ (Tibetan) – Another Tibetan script character, important in Tibetan culture.
ꉕ (Tibetan) – A character from the Tibetan alphabet, used in religious texts.
ꈋ (Brahmi) – A character from the ancient Brahmi script, precursor to many modern scripts.
ꈌ (Brahmi) – Represents another character from the Brahmi script, important in historical linguistics.
ꆛ (Brahmi) – A character from the ancient Brahmi script, significant in the study of early writing systems.
ꆜ (Brahmi) – Represents a Brahmi script character, used in early South Asian texts.
ꃼ – Represents a unique symbol, often used in artistic expressions.
☠ (Skull) – Symbol representing danger, poison, or death; often used in warning contexts.
☃ (Snowman) – Represents winter, snow, and the joy of the holiday season.
〲 – A special symbol used in various cultural contexts, often seen in decorative art.
〴 – Another special symbol, often representing division or separation in artistic designs.
ϡ
ϡ (Greek) – Represents a letter in the Greek alphabet, used in various scientific contexts.
ﭢ (Arabic) – Represents a character in the Arabic alphabet, significant in Islamic texts.
⍢ (Greek) – A letter used in Greek literature and philosophical texts.
⍣ (Greek) – Another letter from the Greek alphabet, often seen in mathematical contexts.
⍤ (Greek) – Represents a character used in classical Greek literature.
⍥ (Greek) – A letter with historical significance in the Greek language.
⍨ (Greek) – Represents a unique character in Greek, often used in art and literature.
⍩ (Greek) – A letter in the Greek alphabet, used in various texts.
ὃ (Greek) – Represents a letter in the Greek alphabet, significant in ancient texts.
ὕ (Greek) – Represents another Greek letter, often used in philosophy.
ὣ (Greek) – A letter in the Greek script, used in classical literature.
Ѷ
Ѷ (Cyrillic) – Represents a letter in the Cyrillic alphabet, used in various Slavic languages.
Ӫ
Ӫ (Cyrillic) – A character from the Cyrillic script, often seen in specific regional dialects.
ӫ
ӫ (Cyrillic) – Represents another character in the Cyrillic alphabet, used in certain languages.
⚣ – Represents a unique symbol, often used in modern iconography.
⚤ – Another unique symbol, often associated with gender equality.
⚥ – Represents a symbol in various contexts, commonly used in art.
⚦ – Represents a unique symbol with cultural significance in many societies.
⚧ – A symbol representing diverse identities, often used in LGBTQ+ contexts.
⚨ – Represents a special symbol with various interpretations across cultures.
⚢ – Represents another unique symbol, often associated with harmony.

Punctuation Symbols

·
· (Middle Dot) – Often used in various writing systems.
‑ (Hyphen) – A punctuation mark used to connect words.
‒ (En Dash) – Used to indicate ranges.
– (Em Dash) – Used to create a strong break in a sentence.
— (Horizontal Bar) – Similar to an em dash but longer.
― (Horizontal Line) – Used for various stylistic purposes.
‗ (Low Line) – A low underscore or line.
‘ (Left Single Quote) – Used for quotations.
’ (Right Single Quote) – Used for quotations.
‚ (Single Low-9 Quote) – A low quote mark.
‛ (Single High-Rep Quote) – A high quote mark.
“ (Left Double Quote) – Used for quotations.
” (Right Double Quote) – Used for quotations.
„ (Double Low-9 Quote) – A low double quote.
‟ (Double High-Rep Quote) – A high double quote.
• (Bullet) – Used as a list marker.
‣ (Triangle Bullet) – A bullet point style.
․ (Hyphen Bullet) – Another list marker.
‥ (Two Dot Leader) – Used for alignment.
… (Ellipsis) – Indicates omission.
‧ (Dot Leader) – Used for spacing in lists.
′ (Prime) – Indicates feet or minutes.
″ (Double Prime) – Indicates inches or seconds.
‴ (Triple Prime) – Used in measurements.
‵ (Reversed Prime) – Variants of prime.
‶ (Reversed Double Prime) – Variants of double prime.
‷ (Reversed Triple Prime) – Variants of triple prime.
❛ (Heavy Single Turned Comma) – Stylized comma.
❜ (Heavy Single Comma) – Stylized single quote.
❝ (Heavy Double Turned Comma) – Stylized double quote.
❞ (Heavy Double Comma) – Stylized double quote.
ʹ
ʹ (Modifier Letter Prime) – Used in phonetics.
ʺ
ʺ (Modifier Letter Double Prime) – Used in phonetics.
ʻ
ʻ (Modifier Letter Turned Comma) – Used in Hawaiian.
ʼ
ʼ (Modifier Letter Apostrophe) – Used in various languages.
ʽ
ʽ (Modifier Letter Apostrophe With Hook) – Phonetic use.
ʾ
ʾ (Modifier Letter Glottal Stop) – Phonetic use.
ʿ
ʿ (Modifier Letter Gah) – Phonetic use.
ˀ
ˀ (Combining Apostrophe) – Diacritic mark.
ˁ
ˁ (Combining Gah) – Diacritic mark.
˂
˂ (Combining Left Angle Bracket) – Diacritic mark.
˃
˃ (Combining Right Angle Bracket) – Diacritic mark.
˄
˄ (Combining Circumflex Accent) – Diacritic mark.
˅
˅ (Combining Left Half Ring) – Diacritic mark.
ˆ
ˆ (Circumflex Accent) – Used in various languages.
ˇ
ˇ (Caron) – Diacritic mark in phonetics.
ˈ
ˈ (Acute Accent) – Diacritic mark indicating stress.
ˉ
ˉ (Macron) – Diacritic mark indicating a long vowel.
ˊ
ˊ (Acute Tone Mark) – Used in tonal languages.
ˋ
ˋ (Grave Tone Mark) – Used in tonal languages.
ˌ
ˌ (Inverted Breve) – Used in phonetics.
ˍ
ˍ (Combining Vertical Line) – Diacritic mark.
ˎ
ˎ (Combining Comma) – Diacritic mark.
ˏ
ˏ (Combining Apostrophe) – Diacritic mark.
ː
ː (Length Mark) – Indicates vowel length.
ˑ
ˑ (Half Length Mark) – Indicates half length.
˒
˒ (Modifier Letter Circumflex) – Used in phonetics.
˓
˓ (Modifier Letter Grave) – Used in phonetics.
˔
˔ (Modifier Letter Low Tone) – Used in tonal languages.
˕
˕ (Modifier Letter High Tone) – Used in tonal languages.
˖
˖ (Modifier Letter Extra High Tone) – Used in tonal languages.
˗
˗ (Modifier Letter Extra Low Tone) – Used in tonal languages.
˘
˘ (Breve) – Diacritic mark used in various languages.
˙
˙ (Dot Above) – Diacritic mark.
˚
˚ (Ring Above) – Diacritic mark.
˛
˛ (Ogonek) – Diacritic mark used in some languages.
˜
˜ (Tilde) – Used in various languages.
˝
˝ (Double Acute) – Diacritic mark.
ˠ
ˠ (Modifier Letter Small X) – Phonetic use.
ˡ
ˡ (Modifier Letter Small L) – Phonetic use.
~ (Fullwidth Tilde) – Used in Japanese writing.
¿
¿ (Inverted Question Mark) – Used in Spanish.
﹐ (Comma) – Variant of a standard comma.
﹒ (Fullwidth Comma) – Used in Asian typography.
﹔ (Semicolon) – Variant of a standard semicolon.
﹕ (Fullwidth Colon) – Used in Asian typography.
! (Fullwidth Exclamation Mark) – Used in Asian typography.
# (Fullwidth Number Sign) – Used in Asian typography.
$ (Fullwidth Dollar Sign) – Used in Asian typography.
% (Fullwidth Percent Sign) – Used in Asian typography.
& (Fullwidth Ampersand) – Used in Asian typography.
* (Fullwidth Asterisk) – Used in Asian typography.
, (Fullwidth Comma) – Used in Asian typography.
. (Fullwidth Period) – Used in Asian typography.
: (Fullwidth Colon) – Used in Asian typography.
; (Fullwidth Semicolon) – Used in Asian typography.
? (Fullwidth Question Mark) – Used in Asian typography.
@ (Fullwidth At Sign) – Used in Asian typography.
。 (Japanese Comma) – Used in Asian typography.
〃 (Japanese Double Comma) – Used in Asian typography.
〝 (Japanese Left Double Quotation Mark) – Used in Asian typography.
〞 (Japanese Right Double Quotation Mark) – Used in Asian typography.
︰ (Fullwidth Colon) – Used in Asian typography.

Maths Symbols-Pi, Infinity, Sum, Square Root, Maths… Signs & Symbols ∞ Σ π

π
π – Pi: Represents the mathematical constant.
∞ – Infinity: Represents an unbounded value.
Σ
Σ – Summation: Represents the sum of a sequence of terms.
√ – Square Root: Represents the square root operation.
∛ – Cube Root: Represents the cube root operation.
∜ – Fourth Root: Represents the fourth root operation.
∫ – Integral: Represents the integral operation in calculus.
∬ – Double Integral: Represents a double integral in calculus.
∭ – Triple Integral: Represents a triple integral in calculus.
∮ – Contour Integral: Represents an integral over a closed curve.
∯ – Surface Integral: Represents a surface integral in calculus.
∰ – Volume Integral: Represents a volume integral in calculus.
∱ – Clockwise Contour Integral: Represents a clockwise contour integral.
∲ – Counterclockwise Contour Integral: Represents a counterclockwise contour integral.
∳ – Counterclockwise Surface Integral: Represents a counterclockwise surface integral.
∀ – For All: A universal quantifier used in logic.
∁ – Complement: Represents the complement of a set.
∂ – Partial Derivative: Represents a partial derivative in calculus.
∃ – There Exists: An existential quantifier in logic.
∄ – There Does Not Exist: A negated existential quantifier in logic.
∅ – Empty Set: Represents an empty set in set theory.
∆ – Increment: Represents a change or difference in a variable.
∇ – Nabla: Represents the gradient operator in vector calculus.
∈ – Element Of: Indicates membership of an element in a set.
∉ – Not an Element Of: Indicates that an element is not in a set.
∊ – Small Element Of: Another notation for element membership in a set.
∋ – Contains as Member: Indicates that a set contains an element.
∌ – Does Not Contain as Member: Indicates that a set does not contain an element.
∍ – Contains or Equals: Represents a relation of containing or equality.
∎ – End of Proof: Used to indicate the conclusion of a proof.
∏ – Product: Represents the product of a sequence of terms.
∐ – Coproduct: Represents the coproduct in category theory.
∑ – Summation: Represents the sum of a sequence of terms.
− – Minus: Represents subtraction in mathematics.
∓ – Minus or Plus: Represents a plus or minus relationship.
∔ – Addition with Dot: Used in arithmetic and algebraic contexts.
∕ – Division Slash: Represents division in some notations.
∖ – Set Difference: Represents the difference between two sets.
∗ – Asterisk: Used in various mathematical operations and contexts.
∘ – Ring Operator: Represents the composition of functions in mathematics.
∙ – Bullet: Represents a dot or point in some contexts.
∝ – Proportional To: Represents a proportional relationship between quantities.
∟ – Right Angle: Represents a right angle in geometry.
∠ – Angle: Represents an angle in geometry.
∡ – Measured Angle: Represents the measure of an angle.
∢ – Angle with Arc: Represents an angle with an arc.
∣ – Divides: Represents divisibility between numbers.
∤ – Does Not Divide: Represents non-divisibility.
∥ – Parallel: Represents parallel lines in geometry.
∦ – Not Parallel: Represents non-parallel lines in geometry.
∧ – Logical AND: Represents the logical conjunction.
∨ – Logical OR: Represents the logical disjunction.
∩ – Intersection: Represents the intersection of sets.
∪ – Union: Represents the union of sets.
∴ – Therefore: Represents the logical conclusion or inference.
∵ – Because: Represents the logical reason or cause.
∶ – Ratio: Represents a ratio or proportion between two quantities.
∷ – Proportion: Represents a proportional relationship.
∸ – Dot Minus: Represents a subtraction operation with a dot notation.
∹ – Minus Dot: Represents a minus operation with a dot notation.
∺ – Represents a symbol in some specific mathematical contexts.
∻ – Represents a symbol in some specific mathematical contexts.
∼ – Tilde: Represents approximation, equivalence, or similar relationships.
∽ – Tilde Again: Represents similarity or equivalence.
∾ – Reversed Tilde: Represents a different form of equivalence or approximation.
∿ – Sine Wave: Represents a sine wave or oscillation in physics or mathematics.
≀ – Wreath Product: A product of two groups in group theory.
≁ – Not Equal To: Represents inequality in various contexts.
≂ – Identical To: Represents equality or identity of objects.
≃ – Asymptotically Equal To: Indicates approximate equality in limits or asymptotic behavior.
≄ – Not Asymptotically Equal To: Indicates that two expressions are not asymptotically equal.
≅ – Approximately Equal To: Represents approximate equality.
≆ – Equal To by Definition: Used to denote equality by definition.
≇ – Does Not Equal: Represents non-equality.
≈ – Approximately Equal To: Indicates an approximation in numerical values.
≉ – Not Approximately Equal To: Indicates that two values are not approximately equal.
≊ – Almost Equal To: Indicates two quantities are almost equal, often used in limits or approximations.
≋ – Not Almost Equal To: Indicates that two quantities are not almost equal.
≌ – Asymptotically Equal To: Indicates asymptotic equality in mathematical expressions.
≍ – Not Asymptotically Equal To: Indicates that two expressions are not asymptotically equal.
≎ – Equal To in Terms of: Used to express equality in terms of some other expression.
≏ – Equal to by Definition: Indicates that two expressions are equal by definition.
≐ – Equal by Definition: Indicates equality by definition in mathematical contexts.
≑ – Equal to by Definition: Indicates equality as defined by a formal or mathematical definition.
≒ – Approximately Equal To: Represents approximate equality between two values.
≓ – Not Approximately Equal To: Indicates that two values are not approximately equal.
≔ – Equal to by Definition: Indicates equality based on a given definition.
≕ – Identically Equal To: Denotes that two expressions are equal in all cases.
≖ – Not Identically Equal To: Indicates that two expressions are not identically equal.
≗ – Equal to or Equivalent to: Represents equality or equivalence between two expressions.
≘ – Identical to: Indicates exact identity between two mathematical objects.
≙ – Equal by Definition: Denotes that two expressions are equal by their formal definition.
≚ – Mathematically Equivalent: Indicates mathematical equivalence between two expressions.
≛ – Similar to: Represents similarity between two expressions in various contexts.
≜ – Defined as: Represents a formal definition of a symbol or expression.
≝ – Equal by Definition: Indicates equality between two expressions based on definition.
≞ – Equivalent to: Represents equivalence between mathematical expressions.
≟ – Equal or Equivalent: Represents that two expressions are either equal or equivalent.
≠ – Not Equal To: Represents inequality between two expressions.
≡ – Identically Equal To: Indicates identical equality between two mathematical expressions.
≢ – Not Identically Equal To: Indicates that two expressions are not identically equal.
≣ – Equivalent To: Represents equivalence between two expressions.
⊅ – Does Not Contain As Subset: Indicates that one set does not contain another as a subset.
⊆ – Subset: Represents that one set is a subset of another set.
⊇ – Superset: Indicates that one set is a superset of another set.
⊈ – Not a Subset: Denotes that one set is not a subset of another set.
⊉ – Not a Superset: Denotes that one set is not a superset of another set.
⊊ – Proper Subset: Represents that one set is a proper subset of another set, meaning it contains some but not all elements of the other set.
⊋ – Proper Superset: Denotes that one set is a proper superset of another set, meaning it contains all elements of the other set, but also has additional elements.
⊌ – Not Proper Subset: Indicates that one set is not a proper subset of another.
⊍ – Not Proper Superset: Indicates that one set is not a proper superset of another.
⊎ – Subset or Equal: Represents that one set is a subset or equal to another set.
⊏ – Superset or Equal: Represents that one set is a superset or equal to another set.
⊐ – Subset or Equal by Definition: Indicates a set is a subset or equal by definition.
⊑ – Superset or Equal by Definition: Indicates a set is a superset or equal by definition.
⊒ – Subset or Proper Subset: Indicates a set is either a subset or proper subset of another.
⊓ – Intersection of Sets: Represents the intersection of two sets.
⊔ – Union of Sets: Represents the union of two sets, combining all elements from both.
⊕ – Direct Sum: Represents a direct sum of mathematical objects, such as sets or groups.
⊖ – Difference of Sets: Represents the difference between two sets (elements in one set but not the other).
⊗ – Tensor Product: Represents the tensor product in mathematics and physics.
⊘ – Circle Division: Represents a division operation in various contexts.
⊙ – Circled Dot: Represents a circled dot used in various mathematical and physical contexts.
⊚ – Circled Star: Represents a circled star symbol used in specialized contexts.
⊛ – Circled Asterisk: Asterisk-like symbol with a circle around it used in mathematical notations.
⊜ – Circled Dash: A specialized circled dash symbol used in mathematical notations.
⊝ – Circled Minus: Used to represent subtraction or a negative value in specialized contexts.
⊞ – Square with Circled Dash: A symbol used in mathematical and logical contexts.
⊟ – Square with Circled Plus: Represents addition or a positive value in specific contexts.
⊠ – Circled X: Used in various mathematical contexts to indicate a product or operation.
⊡ – Circled Star: A symbol used in group theory and other mathematical areas.
⊢ – Turnstile: Represents logical entailment or inference in formal systems.
⊣ – Reverse Turnstile: Used in formal logic to indicate that something is a consequence of a hypothesis.
⊤ – Top: Represents the top element in lattice theory or the truth value “true”.
⊥ – Bottom: Represents the bottom element in lattice theory or the truth value “false”.
⊦ – Model Entailment: Denotes entailment in model theory and logical systems.
⊧ – Reverse Model Entailment: Represents the opposite of model entailment in formal logic.
⊨ – Semantic Entailment: Denotes semantic entailment in formal semantics.
⊩ – Reverse Semantic Entailment: Denotes the opposite of semantic entailment.
⊪ – Subset of or Equal: Represents that one set is a subset or equal to another set.
⊫ – Superset of or Equal: Denotes that one set is a superset or equal to another set.
⊬ – Not Superset of or Equal: Indicates that one set is not a superset or equal to another set.
⊭ – Not Subset of or Equal: Indicates that one set is not a subset or equal to another set.
⊮ – Does Not Contain As Subset: Denotes that one set does not contain the other as a subset.
⋮ – Vertical Ellipsis: Used to indicate an omission of text or other elements vertically.
⋯ – Midline Horizontal Ellipsis: Used to indicate a continuation of text or other elements horizontally.
⋰ – Upward Horizontal Ellipsis: Indicates an ellipsis aligned upward in writing.
⋱ – Downward Horizontal Ellipsis: Indicates an ellipsis aligned downward in writing.
⁺ – Plus Sign: Represents addition or positive quantity in various mathematical contexts.
⁻ – Minus Sign: Represents subtraction or negative quantity in mathematical contexts.
⁼ – Equal Sign with Swung Dash: Represents equivalence with some contextual difference.
⁽ – Left Parenthesis: Used to begin a group of terms or expressions in mathematical notation.
⁾ – Right Parenthesis: Used to close a group of terms or expressions in mathematical notation.
ⁿ – Superscript n: Used to denote a number or variable in superscript form, often used in exponents.
₊ – Subscript Plus Sign: Indicates a subscript for positive values in certain scientific contexts.
₋ – Subscript Minus Sign: Indicates a subscript for negative values in scientific contexts.
₌ – Subscript Equal Sign: Represents equality in subscript form, used in various scientific notations.
₍ – Left Subscript Parenthesis: Used to group terms in scientific notation with subscript.
₎ – Right Subscript Parenthesis: Used to close a group of terms in scientific notation with subscript.
✖ – Multiplication X: Represents multiplication or a cross mark in various contexts.
﹢ – Small Plus Sign: Used in some typographic contexts, often for smaller symbols.
﹣ – Small Minus Sign: Represents subtraction in some specialized contexts.
+ – Fullwidth Plus Sign: A fullwidth version of the plus sign, often used in Asian typography.
- – Fullwidth Minus Sign: A fullwidth version of the minus sign, commonly used in Asian contexts.
/ – Fullwidth Slash: A fullwidth version of the slash symbol used in Asian typography.
= – Fullwidth Equal Sign: A fullwidth version of the equal sign.
÷
÷ – Division Sign: Represents division in arithmetic and mathematical contexts.
±
± – Plus-Minus Sign: Represents a range of values, often used in error margin or estimation.
×
× – Multiplication Sign: Represents multiplication in arithmetic and other mathematical expressions.

Number Symbol copy and paste

Ⅰ – Roman numeral I.
Ⅱ – Roman numeral II.
Ⅲ – Roman numeral III.
Ⅳ – Roman numeral IV.
Ⅴ – Roman numeral V.
Ⅵ – Roman numeral VI.
Ⅶ – Roman numeral VII.
Ⅷ – Roman numeral VIII.
Ⅸ – Roman numeral IX.
Ⅹ – Roman numeral X.
Ⅺ – Roman numeral XI.
Ⅻ – Roman numeral XII.
Ⅼ – Roman numeral L.
Ⅽ – Roman numeral C.
Ⅾ – Roman numeral D.
Ⅿ – Roman numeral M.
ⅰ – Lowercase roman numeral i.
ⅱ – Lowercase roman numeral ii.
ⅲ – Lowercase roman numeral iii.
ⅳ – Lowercase roman numeral iv.
ⅴ – Lowercase roman numeral v.
ⅵ – Lowercase roman numeral vi.
ⅶ – Lowercase roman numeral vii.
ⅷ – Lowercase roman numeral viii.
ⅸ – Lowercase roman numeral ix.
ⅹ – Lowercase roman numeral x.
ⅺ – Lowercase roman numeral xi.
ⅻ – Lowercase roman numeral xii.
ⅼ – Lowercase roman numeral l.
ⅽ – Lowercase roman numeral c.
ⅾ – Lowercase roman numeral d.
ⅿ – Lowercase roman numeral m.
ↀ – Number from the number system.
ↁ – Number from the number system.
ↂ – Number from the number system.
➀ – Circled number 1.
➁ – Circled number 2.
➂ – Circled number 3.
➃ – Circled number 4.
➄ – Circled number 5.
➅ – Circled number 6.
➆ – Circled number 7.
➇ – Circled number 8.
➈ – Circled number 9.
➉ – Circled number 10.
➊ – Circled number 1.
➋ – Circled number 2.
➌ – Circled number 3.
➍ – Circled number 4.
➎ – Circled number 5.
➏ – Circled number 6.
➐ – Circled number 7.
➑ – Circled number 8.
➒ – Circled number 9.
➓ – Circled number 10.
⓵ – Circled number 1.
⓶ – Circled number 2.
⓷ – Circled number 3.
⓸ – Circled number 4.
⓹ – Circled number 5.
⓺ – Circled number 22.
⓻ – Circled number 23.
⓼ – Circled number 24.
⓽ – Circled number 25.
⓾ – Circled number 26.
⓿ – Circled number 27.
❶ – Circled number 1.
❷ – Circled number 2.
❸ – Circled number 3.
❹ – Circled number 4.
❺ – Circled number 5.
❻ – Circled number 6.
❼ – Circled number 7.
❽ – Circled number 8.
❾ – Circled number 9.
❿ – Circled number 10.
⁰ – Superscript 0.
¹
¹ – Superscript 1.
²
² – Superscript 2.
³
³ – Superscript 3.
⁴ – Superscript 4.
⁵ – Superscript 5.
⁶ – Superscript 6.
⁷ – Superscript 7.
⁸ – Superscript 8.
⁹ – Superscript 9.
₀ – Subscript 0.
₁ – Subscript 1.
₂ – Subscript 2.
₃ – Subscript 3.
₄ – Subscript 4.
₅ – Subscript 5.
₆ – Subscript 6.
₇ – Subscript 7.
₈ – Subscript 8.
₉ – Subscript 9.
⓪ – Circled number 0.
① – Circled number 1.
② – Circled number 2.
③ – Circled number 3.
④ – Circled number 4.
⑤ – Circled number 5.
⑥ – Circled number 6.
⑦ – Circled number 7.
⑧ – Circled number 8.
⑨ – Circled number 9.
⑩ – Circled number 10.

Fraction Symbols

⅟ (Vulgar fraction 1 over 1) – Represents the whole number 1.
½
½ (Vulgar fraction 1 over 2) – Represents one half.
⅓ (Vulgar fraction 1 over 3) – Represents one third.
⅕ (Vulgar fraction 1 over 5) – Represents one fifth.
⅙ (Vulgar fraction 1 over 6) – Represents one sixth.
⅛ (Vulgar fraction 1 over 8) – Represents one eighth.
⅔ (Vulgar fraction 2 over 3) – Represents two thirds.
⅖ (Vulgar fraction 2 over 5) – Represents two fifths.
⅚ (Vulgar fraction 5 over 6) – Represents five sixths.
⅜ (Vulgar fraction 3 over 8) – Represents three eighths.
¾
¾ (Vulgar fraction 3 over 4) – Represents three quarters.
⅗ (Vulgar fraction 3 over 5) – Represents three fifths.
⅝ (Vulgar fraction 5 over 8) – Represents five eighths.
⅞ (Vulgar fraction 7 over 8) – Represents seven eighths.
⅘ (Vulgar fraction 4 over 5) – Represents four fifths.
¼
¼ (Vulgar fraction 1 over 4) – Represents one quarter.
⅐ (Vulgar fraction 1 over 7) – Represents one seventh.
⅑ (Vulgar fraction 1 over 9) – Represents one ninth.
⅒ (Vulgar fraction 1 over 10) – Represents one tenth.
↉ (Vulgar fraction 0 over 1) – Represents zero.
%
% (Percentage sign) – Represents a percentage.
℅ (Care of) – Used in addresses.
‰ (Per mille) – Represents one part per thousand.
‱ (Basis point) – Represents one part per ten thousand.

Comparison Symbols

≤ (Less than or equal to)
≥ (Greater than or equal to)
≦ (Less than or equivalent to)
≧ (Greater than or equivalent to)
≨ (Less than or greater than)
≩ (Greater than or less than)
⊰ (Succeeds)
⊱ (Precedes)
⋛ (Less than or approximately equal to)
⋚ (Greater than or approximately equal to)
≂ (Equal to or similar to)
≃ (Asymptotically equal to)
≄ (Not equal to)
≅ (Approximately equal to)
≆ (Equivalent to)
≇ (Not equivalent to)
≈ (Approximately equal to)
≉ (Not approximately equal to)
≊ (Asymptotically equal to)
≋ (Almost equal to)
≌ (Equal to or greater than)
≍ (Equal to or less than)
≎ (Less than or equal to)
≏ (Greater than or equal to)
≐ (Identical to)
≑ (Equal by definition)
≒ (Congruent to)
≓ (Approximately equal to)
≔ (Equivalent to)
≕ (Equal to)
≖ (Similar to)
≗ (Asymptotically similar to)
≘ (Identically equal to)
≙ (Equal to in distribution)
≚ (Strictly equivalent to)
≛ (Not equivalent to)
≜ (Equal to by definition)
≝ (Equal by definition)
≞ (Equal to modulo)
≟ (Questionable equality)
≠ (Not equal to)
≡ (Identically equal to)
≢ (Not identical to)
≣ (Strictly identical to)

Technical Symbols

⌀ – Diameter symbol, commonly used in geometric and engineering contexts.
⌂ – House symbol, often used to represent a home or starting point in navigation systems.
⌃ – Upwards arrow symbol, used to indicate upward movement or direction.
⌄ – Downwards arrow symbol, used to indicate downward movement or direction.
⌅ – Upwards bar symbol, commonly seen in mathematical notations or operator symbols.
⌆ – Downwards bar symbol, often used in typographic or scientific contexts.
⌇ – Rightwards arrow symbol, used for indicating rightward movement or direction.
⌈ – Left ceiling bracket, used in mathematical expressions or to denote upper bounds in intervals.
⌉ – Right ceiling bracket, used in mathematical expressions or to denote upper bounds in intervals.
⌊ – Left floor bracket, used in mathematical expressions to represent lower bounds in intervals.
⌋ – Right floor bracket, used in mathematical expressions to represent lower bounds in intervals.
⌌ – Up ceiling bracket, used in mathematical notations to represent limits or boundaries.
⌍ – Down floor bracket, often used to represent the lowest possible value or a floor function in mathematics.
⌎ – Left point bracket, used in technical contexts or symbolic representation of certain sets.
⌏ – Right point bracket, used to represent right boundaries or limits in set theory.
⌐ – Reversed not sign, sometimes used in formal logic or programming to negate a value.
⌑ – Symbol representing the inverse of an upward direction or motion, used in some technical diagrams.
⌒ – Arc symbol, used to denote an arc in geometry or for circular movements.
⌓ – Upwards arc symbol, used to represent the upper part of a circle or arc in mathematics and design.
⌔ – Rightwards open arrow, used to represent rightward direction or to indicate a choice in flowcharts.
⌕ – Downwards open arrow, used in navigation systems and flowcharts.
⌖ – Circled minus symbol, often used in typographic contexts or mathematical operations.
⌗ – Circled plus symbol, often used in mathematical notations or technical illustrations.
⌘ – Command key symbol, commonly seen on Apple keyboards for shortcut commands.
⌙ – Right pointing angle bracket, used in certain mathematical and logical expressions.
⌚ – Watch symbol, representing time or watches in general.
⌛ – Hourglass symbol, used to represent time passing or waiting.
⌜ – Top left corner symbol, used in typographical settings or as a corner bracket in mathematical notation.
⌝ – Top right corner symbol, used in various design and mathematical contexts.
⌞ – Bottom left corner symbol, used for various symbolic and graphical purposes.
⌟ – Bottom right corner symbol, used for indicating boundaries or corners in diagrams.
⌠ – Top left corner with line symbol, used in mathematical and geometric contexts.
⌡ – Top right corner with line symbol, used to denote boundaries in set theory or graphical designs.
⌢ – Horizontal bar with arc, often used in structural or engineering representations.
⌣ – Another form of horizontal bar with arc used in mathematical functions or expressions.
⌤ – Symbol used to represent a bar with an arc, often seen in structural engineering contexts.
⌥ – Alt key symbol, used on some keyboards to represent the “Alternate” key.
⌦ – Backspace symbol, typically used in computing to represent the backspace key.
⌧ – Erase symbol, often used in electronic devices or computing interfaces to indicate deletion or backspace.
⌨ – Keyboard symbol, commonly used to represent a physical keyboard.
⌫ – Delete key symbol, representing the delete function on a keyboard.
⌬ – Record symbol, used in audio and video recording or media contexts.
⌭ – Search symbol, often used in various interfaces to represent search functionality.
⌮ – Home symbol, used to indicate a starting point or home screen.
⌯ – Help symbol, often used in interfaces to represent assistance or support.
⌰ – Circle symbol, used in various mathematical, engineering, and design contexts.
⌱ – Right arrow symbol, used in mathematical expressions, diagrams, or indicating direction.
⌲ – Leftwards arrow symbol, used to indicate movement or direction towards the left.
⌳ – Upwards bar symbol, used in various typographical or mathematical settings.
⌴ – Downwards bar symbol, often used in technical diagrams or structural contexts.
⌵ – Circle with arrow symbol, used to represent a loop or rotational movement.
⌶ – Circle with horizontal bar, used in various symbolic representations in mathematics and engineering.
⌷ – Circle with vertical bar, used for certain technical or mathematical purposes.
⌸ – Circle with diagonal line, sometimes used to represent special constraints or markings.
⌹ – Circle with a square symbol, often used in symbolic notation or graphical representations.
⌺ – Circle with cross symbol, used for representing mathematical operations or specific constraints.
⌻ – Circle with vertical line, used in geometry or symbolic mathematics.
⌼ – Circle with diagonal cross symbol, often used in logical or set notation.
⌽ – Circle with intersecting lines, used in geometric or technical contexts.
⌾ – Circle with double cross symbol, used in certain engineering and mathematical contexts.
⌿ – Circle with slashed line symbol, used in specific technical notations.
⍀ – Omega symbol, commonly used in physics, engineering, and electrical engineering to represent resistance or angular frequency.
⍁ – Alpha symbol, used in mathematics, physics, and engineering as a variable or constant.
⍂ – Beta symbol, used in scientific fields such as physics and mathematics to represent variables or constants.
⍃ – Gamma symbol, used in scientific fields such as physics and mathematics.
⍄ – Delta symbol, often used in mathematics and physics to denote change or difference.
⍅ – Epsilon symbol, used in mathematical and scientific notation for small quantities or errors.
⍆ – Zeta symbol, used in mathematics and physics to represent a specific type of function or constant.
⍇ – Eta symbol, used in mathematics and physics to represent efficiency or a specific constant.
⍈ – Theta symbol, used in mathematics and physics to represent angles, functions, or parameters.
⍉ – Iota symbol, used to represent very small quantities in mathematics and science.
⍊ – Kappa symbol, used in mathematics and physics to represent specific constants or variables.
⍋ – Lambda symbol, used to represent eigenvalues, wavelength, or a constant in mathematics and physics.
⍌ – Mu symbol, used in mathematics and physics to represent the coefficient of friction, magnetic permeability, and other constants.
⍍ – Nu symbol, used in physics and mathematics to represent the number of microstates or frequency.
⍎ – Xi symbol, used in mathematics and physics to represent a variable or a summation.
⍏ – Omicron symbol, used in science and mathematics, often in reference to a very small quantity or constant.
⍐ – Pi symbol, used to represent the mathematical constant pi, the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter.
⍝ – Reverse circle symbol, often used in various contexts for notation or to indicate reversal.
⍞ – Circled dash symbol, typically used to represent a specific operation or a unique set in mathematical notation.
⍟ – Circled star symbol, used for various symbolic representations in mathematics, engineering, or special notation.
⍠ – Circle with horizontal bar, often used in scientific and technical contexts.
⍡ – Circle with vertical bar, used for geometric or set operations.
⍢ – Circle with diagonal line, used in graphical representations or for symbolic notation in mathematics.
⍣ – Circle with cross symbol, often used to represent intersections or specific operations in mathematical or symbolic contexts.
⍤ – Circle with double cross symbol, used for representing logical intersections or special set operations.
⍥ – Circle with diamond symbol, used in graphical and set operations, or for aesthetic purposes in various contexts.
⍦ – Circle with slanted bar, used in specific notations in mathematics and science.
⍧ – Circle with horizontal line, often used to represent certain sets or operations in technical contexts.
⍨ – Circle with vertical line, used in symbolic or set theory notation.
⍩ – Circle with slash symbol, used in certain graphical representations or notations.
⍪ – Circle with double slash, used for symbolic operations or graphical representations.
⍫ – Circle with crossed lines, used for specific technical or mathematical purposes.
⍬ – Circle with quarter symbol, typically used in symbolic notation or fractional representations.
⍭ – Circle with corner bar, used in symbolic or geometric contexts.
⍮ – Circle with upper bar, used in certain mathematical and technical representations.
⍯ – Circle with lower bar, used in certain set theory or mathematical notations.
⍰ – Circle with arrow symbol, used to represent directionality or looping in mathematical and logical contexts.
⍱ – Circle with double arrow, used for indicating bidirectional flow or operations in symbolic and graphical contexts.
⍲ – Circle with dash and arrow, used in advanced symbolic notation or in flow diagrams.
⍳ – Circle with half arrow, often used for denoting partial flow or direction in graphical representations.
⍴ – Circle with zigzag line, used in physics and engineering for specific graphical representations of certain processes.
⍵ – Circle with omega symbol, used in mathematics and physics to represent the last element in a series or set.
⍶ – Circle with delta symbol, used to represent change or difference in mathematics and science.
⍷ – Circle with theta symbol, used in mathematics and physics to represent angles or variables.
⍸ – Circle with alpha symbol, often used in mathematics and physics to represent small quantities or variables.
⍹ – Circle with pi symbol, commonly used to represent the mathematical constant pi.
⍺ – Circle with lambda symbol, often used to represent an eigenvalue, wavelength, or other constants in science and engineering.
﹘ – Dash symbol, used in various punctuation and notation styles in mathematical and scientific writing.
﹝ – Bracket left symbol, used in text for punctuation or in symbolic logic.
﹞ – Bracket right symbol, used in text or symbolic logic.
﹟ – Number sign symbol, used to represent a number or hashtag in various contexts.
﹡ – Asterisk symbol, commonly used in mathematics, computer science, and text for denoting multiplication or footnotes.
〶 – Hexagon symbol, used in specific geometric and scientific representations.
␛ – Control symbol, used in computing for control character notation.
␡ – Delete symbol, used in computing or to represent the delete action in text.
␚ – Record symbol, used in scientific contexts or for symbolic notation.
␟ – End of medium symbol, used in data or text transmission protocols.
␘ – Start of heading symbol, used in communication protocols and data streams.
␠ – Space symbol, used in text formatting and representation of empty space in written language.
␤ – Control symbol, used in computing for character control.
␋ – Horizontal tab symbol, used in text formatting and computing for tabulation.
␌ – Line feed symbol, used in computing to denote a newline in text.
␍ – Carriage return symbol, used in computing to return the cursor to the beginning of the line.
␎ – Shift out symbol, used in computing for changing character sets.
␏ – Shift in symbol, used in computing for returning to a standard character set.
␐ – Data link escape, used in communication protocols to signal the end of a data block.
␑ – Device control 1 symbol, used in older systems for controlling devices like printers.
␒ – Device control 2 symbol, used for controlling external devices like printers or terminals.
␓ – Device control 3 symbol, used to control devices and communication processes in early computing systems.
␔ – Device control 4 symbol, used in data communication for controlling devices.
␕ – Negative acknowledge symbol, used in communication protocols to indicate a problem with data transmission.
␖ – Synchronous idle symbol, used in communication systems to indicate idle or waiting for synchronization.
␗ – End of transmit block, used in communication protocols to mark the end of a data block.
␙ – Cancel symbol, used in computing or for marking a canceled operation.
␜ – End of medium symbol, used in data transmission to indicate the end of a medium, such as a tape or disk.
␝ – Substitute symbol, used in text to indicate a character has been substituted.
␞ – Escape symbol, used in computing to indicate the start of an escape sequence for special characters.
␀ – Null symbol, represents an empty or null value in computing and text encoding.
␁ – Start of heading symbol, used to denote the beginning of a heading in communication protocols.
␂ – Start of text symbol, used to indicate the beginning of a text segment in data transmission.
␃ – End of text symbol, used to mark the end of a text segment in communication protocols.
␄ – End of transmission symbol, used to indicate the end of a message or transmission.
␅ – Inquiry symbol, used in early computing systems to request information from a device or system.
␆ – Acknowledgment symbol, used in communication systems to confirm the receipt of data.
␇ – Bell symbol, used to indicate a signal, alert, or notification in early computing and text protocols.
␈ – Backspace symbol, used in text editing to move the cursor one position backward.
␉ – Horizontal tab symbol, used in text formatting for moving the cursor to the next tab stop.
␊ – Line feed symbol, used to indicate the end of a line and the start of a new one in text.
␢ – Select symbol, used in older systems to mark a selection or focus.
␣ – Space symbol, used to represent a blank space or separation between characters in text.
⎋ – Escape symbol, used in computing to signify the start of an escape sequence in programming or text.
 – Apple symbol, commonly used to represent Apple Inc. or its products.
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ᴴᴰ – Superscript H and D symbols, often used in superscript form to denote heritage, honor, or for specific notations in text.

Square & Rectangle Symbols

❏ – Square with rounded corners symbol, often used in various user interfaces to represent a checkbox or selection area.
❐ – White square with rounded corners, commonly used in graphical design and user interfaces.
❑ – Black square with rounded corners, often used for checkbox options in various designs.
❒ – A square with rounded corners and diagonal lines inside, commonly used in design and layouts.
▀ – Upper half block, used in text and graphics for creating patterns or shading in ASCII art.
▁ – Lower half block, used for creating visual elements in graphical text patterns.
▂ – Lower quarter block, part of graphical text representations, commonly used for shading in ASCII art.
▃ – Lower three-quarters block, used in graphical text patterns to create visual effects and shading.
▄ – Lower half block, used in text-based graphics to fill spaces or represent shading.
▅ – Upper three-quarters block, used for shading and graphic elements in ASCII art and text-based visuals.
▆ – Upper quarter block, often used in graphic texts for shading and designing patterns.
▇ – Full block symbol, used to represent a fully filled area in ASCII art and text-based designs.
▉ – A block symbol with a narrow vertical section, used in graphical text patterns and designs.
▊ – Block with a wider vertical section, used in graphical text representations and visual elements.
▋ – Block with vertical stripes, used in design and graphical text representation.
█ – Full block symbol, widely used in ASCII art, graphics, and as a solid visual element in texts.
▌ – Left half block symbol, commonly used in text graphics to represent half of a block in visual designs.
▐ – Right half block symbol, used for visual designs to represent half of a block.
▍ – Block with three-quarters empty, used in graphical representations for text art and design.
▎ – Block with half empty space, used in creating text-based graphics and visual art.
▏ – Block with a quarter empty, used in graphical designs and ASCII art.
▕ – Vertical line symbol, often used in text and graphical representations.
░ – Light shade symbol, commonly used in text and ASCII art for light shading.
▒ – Medium shade symbol, often used for shading and textures in ASCII art and text graphics.
▓ – Dark shade symbol, used in ASCII art and graphical text patterns to represent a dark shading.
▔ – Overline symbol, used in text to indicate a line over a character or block.
▬ – Horizontal line symbol, often used for dividing sections in text or graphical designs.
▢ – White square, used in UI elements and design to represent checkboxes or empty boxes.
▣ – Black square, often used in UI design to represent a checked or selected state.
▤ – White diamond with black outline, used in design and decoration in user interfaces.
▥ – Black diamond with white outline, used in design and decoration.
▦ – Gray diamond symbol, used in user interfaces and design elements.
▧ – Two-color diamond symbol, used for decorative and design purposes.
▨ – Diamond symbol with a gradient, used in graphical design.
▩ – Cross symbol inside a square, used for design purposes in interfaces and decorations.
▪ – Black small circle, used in lists or to represent items in UI designs.
▫ – White small circle, used in graphical designs for lists and items in UIs.
▭ – Rectangle symbol, often used to create borders or sections in UI designs.
▮ – Empty rectangle, used in UI design and decoration.
▯ – Filled rectangle symbol, used to represent filled sections in graphical designs.
☰ – Three horizontal lines, commonly used to represent a menu icon in digital interfaces.
☲ – Fire symbol, used in various contexts like energy, warmth, or fire-related design themes.
☱ – Yin Yang symbol, representing balance in Chinese philosophy.
☴ – Mountain symbol, used in Chinese philosophy to represent stability and permanence.
☵ – Water symbol, representing water or fluidity in Chinese philosophy.
☶ – Mountain with water symbol, used in Chinese philosophy representing stability and fluidity.
☳ – Thunder symbol, representing strength and power in Chinese philosophy.
☷ – Earth symbol, representing the earth element in Chinese philosophy, stability and nurturing.
▰ – Black square with the left half filled, used in graphical text designs.
▱ – Square with horizontal stripes, used in designs and decorative elements.
◧ – Circle with vertical and horizontal lines, used in design for geometric patterns.
◨ – Circle with a crossed pattern inside, used for geometric or artistic design purposes.
◩ – Circle with diagonal lines inside, used in graphical designs and artistic patterns.
◪ – Circle with additional crossing lines, often used in artistic and graphical designs.
◫ – Circle divided into four segments, used in designs and to represent balance.
∎ – End of proof symbol, commonly used in mathematical or logical proofs.
■ – Solid black square, commonly used in design, lists, and decorative patterns.
□ – Empty white square, commonly used to represent checkboxes or empty selections in designs.
⊞ – Plus button symbol, used to represent addition or expand options in graphical interfaces.
⊟ – Minus button symbol, used to represent subtraction or collapse options in graphical interfaces.
⊠ – Circle with a cross inside, used in designs and visual arts.
⊡ – Circle with a plus symbol inside, often used for design and mathematical contexts.
❘ – Vertical bar, often used as a separator in design or as part of punctuation.
❙ – Thick vertical bar, often used in design to represent separators or markers.
❚ – Double thick vertical bar, used in designs to represent a stronger separation or divider.
〓 – Japanese currency symbol, often used in contexts related to money and pricing.
◊ – Lozenge shape, used in design and decoration as a geometric figure.
◈ – Diamond symbol with diagonal lines, used for design and decorative patterns.
◇ – Empty diamond shape, often used for ornamental or design purposes.
◆ – Filled diamond shape, used in design, especially for emphasis in decorations and lists.
⎔ – Alchemical symbol, used in historical texts for alchemical processes.
⎚ – Alchemical symbol for salt, used in old alchemical texts.
☖ – Chess knight symbol, used to represent the knight piece in chess notation.
☗ – Alternate chess knight symbol, used in chess diagrams and notation.

Triangle Symbols Copy and Paste

Left Arrow – Indicates direction to the left.
Up Arrow – Indicates direction upwards.
Down Arrow – Indicates direction downwards.
Right Arrow – Indicates direction to the right.
Left Arrow – Similar to ◄, indicates direction to the left.
Diagonal Down Left Arrow – Indicates direction downwards to the left.
Diagonal Down Right Arrow – Indicates direction downwards to the right.
Diagonal Up Left Arrow – Indicates direction upwards to the left.
Diagonal Up Right Arrow – Indicates direction upwards to the right.
Right Arrow – Similar to ►, indicates direction to the right.
Left Arrow – Indicates direction to the left.
Up Arrow – Indicates direction upwards.
Down Arrow – Indicates direction downwards.
Right Arrow – Indicates direction to the right.
Left Arrow – Indicates direction to the left.
Up Triangle – Represents a triangular shape pointing upwards.
Down Triangle – Represents a triangular shape pointing downwards.
Right Triangle – Represents a triangular shape pointing to the right.
Delta Symbol – Often used in mathematics to represent change.
Nabla Symbol – Used to denote gradient or vector differential operators.
Right Arrow with Circle – Represents a circular direction to the right.
Left Arrow with Circle – Represents a circular direction to the left.
Left Arrow with Tail – Indicates a stronger emphasis on left direction.
Right Arrow with Tail – Indicates a stronger emphasis on right direction.
Left Arrow with Tail – Indicates direction to the left.
Right Arrow with Tail – Indicates direction to the right.
Up Arrow with Tail – Indicates direction upwards.
Down Arrow with Tail – Indicates direction downwards.
Left Arrow with Tail – Indicates direction to the left.
Right Arrow with Tail – Indicates direction to the right.
Circle Arrow – Represents a circular motion or direction.
Circle Arrow – Represents a circular motion or direction.
Arrow Shape – Represents a larger arrow design.
Arrow Shape – Represents a larger arrow design.
Leftward Double Arrow – Indicates strong direction to the left.
Rightward Double Arrow – Indicates strong direction to the right.
Upward Double Arrow – Indicates strong direction upwards.
Downward Double Arrow – Indicates strong direction downwards.
Arrow Shape – Represents an arrow design.
Arrow Shape – Represents an arrow design.
Arrow Shape – Represents an arrow design.
Arrow Shape – Represents an arrow design.
Equivalent Symbol – Indicates equivalence in mathematics.
Flower Symbol – Represents a decorative flower design.

Line Symbols

Vertical Line – Used in various contexts, including programming and mathematics.
Heavy Vertical Line – A thicker version of the vertical line.
Box Drawing Light Vertical and Horizontal – Used in box drawings.
Box Drawing Heavy Vertical and Horizontal – A thicker variant for box drawings.
Box Drawing Light Vertical – Represents light vertical separation in box drawings.
Double Vertical Line – Represents strong separation.
Box Drawing Light Vertical and Heavy Horizontal – Used in box drawings.
Box Drawing Heavy Vertical – Indicates strong vertical separation.
Fullwidth Vertical Line – Used in East Asian typography.
Box Drawing Light Vertical Separator – A light vertical separator.
Fullwidth Vertical Separator – A thicker version for separation.
Box Drawing Heavy Separator – Represents a strong separator.
Box Drawing Light Separator – A light separator in box drawings.
Box Drawing Light Upward – Used for upward connections in box drawings.
Ideographic Iteration Mark – Used in Chinese and Japanese scripts.
Ideographic Iteration Mark – Another variation for iterations in scripts.
Box Drawing Light Upward and Left – Indicates upward and left connection.
Box Drawing Light Upward and Right – Indicates upward and right connection.
Box Drawing Light Downward – Used for downward connections in box drawings.
Ideographic Iteration Mark – Another variant for iterations.
Three Horizontal Lines – Often used in menus or settings.
Upwards Triangle – Represents an upward direction.
Three Vertical Lines – Used in various symbolic contexts.
Downwards Triangle – Represents a downward direction.
Three Horizontal Lines – Similar usage as ☰.
Three Diagonal Lines – Used in various contexts.
Three Horizontal Lines – Represents a stable element.
Three Vertical Lines – Represents a balanced element.
Identical To – Indicates equivalence in mathematics.
Multiplication Sign – Represents multiplication in mathematics.
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Double Horizontal Line – Represents a strong horizontal boundary.
Heavy Horizontal Line – A thicker variant of the horizontal line.
Light Horizontal Line – A basic horizontal line.
Box Drawing Light Horizontal – Represents light horizontal separation.
Box Drawing Heavy Horizontal – A heavier variant for box drawings.
Box Drawing Light Horizontal – Represents light separation in box drawings.
Box Drawing Light Horizontal – Indicates light horizontal separation.
Box Drawing Light Horizontal – A lighter variant in box drawings.
Box Drawing Light Horizontal – Indicates horizontal connection.
Box Drawing Light Right – Indicates rightward direction in box drawings.
Box Drawing Light Left – Indicates leftward direction in box drawings.
Box Drawing Light Down – Indicates downward direction in box drawings.
Box Drawing Light Up – Indicates upward direction in box drawings.
Box Drawing Heavy Right – Stronger rightward connection.
Box Drawing Heavy Left – Stronger leftward connection.
Fullwidth Mark – Used in various typographic contexts.
Fullwidth Mark – Another variant for typographic use.
Fullwidth Mark – Used in various contexts.
Fullwidth Mark – Used for spacing in typography.
Vertical Separator – Used in East Asian text for separation.
Circle Mark – Often used for decoration or emphasis.
Circle Mark – Another variant for decoration.
Circle Mark – Used for emphasis in lists.
Circle Mark – Decorative symbol often used in writing.
Circle Mark – Represents a decorative element.
Circle Mark – Another variant for decoration.
Circle Mark – Often used in lists for emphasis.
Fullwidth Ellipsis – Represents an omission in text.
Underline – Used for emphasis in typography.
Fullwidth Mark – Often used for decoration.
Fullwidth Mark – Used for spacing in typography.
Multiplication Sign – Represents multiplication or crossing out.
Box Drawing Light Backslash – Indicates direction in box drawings.
Box Drawing Light Slash – Indicates direction in box drawings.
Left Parenthesis – Represents the opening of a bracket.
Right Parenthesis – Represents the closing of a bracket.
Fullwidth Mark – Used in various typographic contexts.
Fullwidth Mark – Represents a decorative element.
Fullwidth Mark – Used for emphasis in typography.
Closed Circle – Represents closure or end.
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Grave Accent – Often used in programming or as a diacritic.
Symbol – Used in various cultural contexts.
Hyphen – Used for hyphenation in words.
Bullet – Used for bullet points in lists.
Line Overline – Represents emphasis or a line over text.
Symbol – Used in various contexts.

Corner Symbol copy and paste

Name: Single Right-Pointing Angle Bracket (﹄) – A symbol commonly used in graphic design or mathematical expressions.
Name: Single Left-Pointing Angle Bracket (﹃) – A typographic symbol used for enclosing elements in graphic design.
Name: Left-Pointing Angle Bracket with Tail (﹂) – Used in decorative elements and special text formatting.
Name: Right-Pointing Angle Bracket with Tail (﹁) – A decorative symbol used in text enclosures and separation.
Name: Bottom-Left Corner Symbol (┕) – Used in box designs or architectural illustrations.
Name: Top-Left Corner Symbol (┓) – Frequently used in structural designs or box-like illustrations.
Name: Bottom-Left Corner Symbol (└) – Commonly used in corner designs for text boxes and shapes.
Name: Top-Right Corner Symbol (┐) – Used for creating box designs or geometric patterns.
Name: Bottom-Right Corner Symbol (┖) – Used in box designs or structural elements.
Name: Top-Right Corner Symbol (Alternative) (┒) – Often used in alternative box and frame designs.
Name: Bottom-Left Corner Symbol (Alternative) (┗) – Used in alternative design styles for structural and typographic elements.
Name: Top-Left Corner Symbol (Alternative) (┑) – Used in decorative elements and frame designs.
Name: Bottom-Left Corner Symbol (Alternative) (┍) – Used in decorative corners in box designs.
Name: Right-Pointing Corner Symbol (┙) – Used in graphical representation of right-angled corners.
Name: Top-Left Corner Symbol (Alternative) (┏) – Often used for designing corners in boxes and structural elements.
Name: Bottom-Right Corner Symbol (Alternative) (┛) – Commonly used in decorative frame designs.
Name: Bottom-Left Corner Symbol with Lines (┎) – Used in boxed designs and structural illustrations with additional line details.
Name: Top-Right Corner Symbol with Lines (┚) – Added lines are used to enhance text borders and corner designs.
Name: Top-Left Corner Symbol with Lines (┌) – Frequently used for boxed or geometric designs with sharp corners.
Name: Bottom-Right Corner Symbol with Lines (┘) – Used for corner details in boxed designs or geometrical shapes.
Name: Opening Japanese Quotation Mark (「) – Used in Japanese text to enclose quotations or direct speech.
Name: Closing Japanese Quotation Mark (」) – Used in Japanese writing to close quotes or dialogue.
Name: Opening Japanese Corner Bracket (『) – Used in Japanese text to highlight or enclose quotations or phrases.
Name: Closing Japanese Corner Bracket (』) – Used to close quotations or dialogue in Japanese writing.
˩
Name: Low Tone Mark (˩) – Represents a low tone in tonal languages, used in linguistic notation.
˥
Name: High Tone Mark (˥) – Represents a high tone in tonal languages, commonly found in linguistic studies.
Name: Left Junction Symbol (├) – Used in diagrams and box designs to represent interconnections.
Name: Left Junction Symbol with Lines (┝) – Represents connections in graphical layouts, commonly used in schematic designs.
Name: Left and Right Junction Symbol (┞) – Indicates both left and right junctions in complex graphical layouts.
Name: Right Junction Symbol (┟) – Used to show connections or transitions in graphical diagrams.
Name: Vertical Line with Left and Right Junction (┠) – Used in diagrams for structural connections between elements.
Name: Right-Pointing Junction Symbol (┡) – Commonly used in flow diagrams to represent right-angled junctions.
Name: Bottom-Left Pointing Junction Symbol (┢) – Used in architectural or graphical layouts to indicate junctions.
Name: Left Junction Symbol with Additional Lines (┣) – Used to enhance the visual separation and structure of design elements.
Name: Right Junction Symbol with Additional Lines (┤) – Used to indicate right junctions with added detail in graphical layouts.
Name: Box Drawing Light Vertical and Horizontal Intersection (┾) – Used in graphical layouts to represent a light vertical and horizontal intersection.
Name: Box Drawing Heavy Vertical and Horizontal Intersection (┿) – Indicates a heavy intersection between vertical and horizontal lines in box designs.
Name: Box Drawing Light Down and Horizontal Intersection (╀) – Used for light intersections in schematic layouts.
Name: Box Drawing Light Up and Horizontal Intersection (╁) – Represents a light intersection between the top and horizontal lines.
Name: Box Drawing Heavy Down and Horizontal Intersection (╂) – Indicates a heavy intersection between vertical and horizontal lines.
Name: Box Drawing Heavy Up and Horizontal Intersection (╃) – Represents a heavy intersection of top and horizontal lines in designs.
Name: Box Drawing Light Vertical and Down Intersection (╄) – Commonly used in box layouts to depict vertical and down-line intersections.
Name: Box Drawing Heavy Vertical and Down Intersection (╅) – Used in more robust graphical layouts with heavy intersections between lines.
Name: Box Drawing Light Vertical and Up Intersection (╆) – Used to show light intersections in vertical and up-line designs.
Name: Box Drawing Heavy Vertical and Up Intersection (╇) – Used to represent a heavy intersection between vertical and upward lines in box layouts.
Name: Box Drawing Light Vertical and Right Intersection (╈) – Used in box designs to show light vertical and right-line intersections.
Name: Box Drawing Heavy Vertical and Right Intersection (╉) – Indicates a heavy vertical and right-line intersection in design elements.
Name: Box Drawing Light Vertical and Left Intersection (╊) – Represents light intersections of vertical and left lines in schematic designs.
Name: Box Drawing Heavy Vertical and Left Intersection (╋) – Commonly used to denote heavy vertical and left-line intersections in diagram layouts.
Name: Box Drawing Light Down and Right Intersection (╒) – Used for light intersections between down and right lines in a schematic box.
Name: Box Drawing Heavy Down and Right Intersection (╕) – Used to represent heavy intersections in schematic box designs.
Name: Box Drawing Light Up and Right Intersection (╓) – Light intersection of top and right-side lines in box layouts.
Name: Box Drawing Heavy Up and Right Intersection (╖) – Used for graphical layouts to represent heavy top and right-line intersections.
Name: Box Drawing Upper Left Corner (╔) – Represents the upper-left corner of a box or structural element in designs.
Name: Box Drawing Upper Right Corner (╗) – The upper-right corner used in box structures and diagrams.
Name: Box Drawing Lower Left Corner (╘) – Represents the lower-left corner of a box or structure.
Name: Box Drawing Lower Right Corner (╛) – Used to represent the lower-right corner in graphical designs.
Name: Box Drawing Upper Left Corner with Bottom Edge (╙) – Often used in box layouts with additional edge details.
Name: Box Drawing Upper Right Corner with Bottom Edge (╜) – Represents an upper-right corner with bottom edge in design schematics.
Name: Box Drawing Lower Left Corner with Left Edge (╚) – Represents the lower-left corner with a left edge in box designs.
Name: Box Drawing Lower Right Corner with Right Edge (╝) – A lower-right corner symbol used with right edges in graphical designs.
Name: Box Drawing Vertical and Right Junction (╞) – Indicates a vertical line junction meeting the right side of a box.
Name: Box Drawing Vertical and Left Junction (╡) – Represents a vertical junction with the left side in box designs.
Name: Box Drawing Left Junction with Bottom Edge (╟) – Used to represent left junctions with a bottom edge.
Name: Box Drawing Right Junction with Bottom Edge (╢) – Represents a right junction symbol with a bottom edge in design layouts.
Name: Box Drawing Vertical and Bottom Junction (╠) – Used for junctions where vertical and bottom edges meet.
Name: Box Drawing Vertical and Top Junction (╣) – A vertical and top junction used in structured graphical layouts.

Circle Symbols

Circle with Dot
A solid circle with a dot in the center.
Circle
An empty circle.
Combining Ring
A diacritical mark.
Circle with Dot in Center
A circle with a dot inside.
Circled White Circle
A circle with a thick outline.
Black Circle
A filled black circle.
Circle with Left Half Black
A circle with the left half filled.
Circle with Right Half Black
A circle with the right half filled.
Circle with Upper Half Black
A circle with the upper half filled.
Circle with Lower Half Black
A circle with the lower half filled.
Circle with Upper Right Half Black
A circle with the upper right filled.
Circle with Lower Right Half Black
A circle with the lower right filled.
Circle with Upper Left Half Black
A circle with the upper left filled.
Circle with Lower Left Half Black
A circle with the lower left filled.
Sun Symbol
Represents the sun.
Radioactive Symbol
Indicates radioactive materials.
Circled Times
Symbol used in mathematics.
Circled Dot
Represents a dot in a circle.
Inverse Bullet
A bullet symbol.
Inverse White Circle
A white circle symbol.
White Circle with Dot
A circle with a dot inside.
Inverse Circle
A circle that is filled in.
Top Half Circle
A semicircle facing up.
Bottom Half Circle
A semicircle facing down.
Left Half Circle
A semicircle facing left.
Right Half Circle
A semicircle facing right.
Top Left Circle
A partial circle in the top left.
Top Right Circle
A partial circle in the top right.
Large Circle
A large empty circle.
CJK White Circle
A circle used in East Asian typography.
North Symbol
A symbol representing the direction north.
Black Circle
A filled black circle.
Black Medium Circle
A medium-sized filled black circle.
White Circle
An empty small circle.
Empty Set
A symbol representing an empty set.
Ring Operator
A symbol used in mathematics.
Circled Plus
A plus sign in a circle.
Circled Minus
A minus sign in a circle.
Circled Division
A division sign in a circle.
Circled Ring
A ring symbol in a circle.
Circled Star
A star symbol in a circle.
Circled Solid Dot
A solid dot in a circle.
Circled Dash
A dash symbol in a circle.
Hollow Circle
A circle that is empty.
⦿
Hollow Black Circle
A hollow black circle symbol.

Phonetic Symbol copy and paste

ʌ
Open Back Unrounded Vowel
ɑ:
Open Back Unrounded Vowel (Long)
æ
Near-Open Front Unrounded Vowel
e
Close-Mid Front Unrounded Vowel
ə
Mid Central Vowel
ɜ:
Open-Mid Back Unrounded Vowel (Long)
ɪ
Near-High Front Unrounded Vowel
i:
Close Front Unrounded Vowel (Long)
ɒ
Open Back Rounded Vowel
ɔ:
Open-Mid Back Rounded Vowel (Long)
ʊ
Near-High Back Rounded Vowel
u:
Close Back Rounded Vowel (Long)
Diphthong
Diphthong
Diphthong
Diphthong
ɔɪ
Diphthong
Diphthong
ɪə
Diphthong
ʊə
Diphthong
b
Voiced Bilabial Plosive
d
Voiced Alveolar Plosive
f
Voiceless Labiodental Fricative
g
Voiced Velar Plosive
h
Voiceless Glottal Fricative
j
Voiced Palatal Approximant
k
Voiceless Velar Plosive
l
Voiced Alveolar Lateral Approximant
m
Voiced Bilabial Nasal
n
Voiced Alveolar Nasal
ŋ
Voiced Velar Nasal
p
Voiceless Bilabial Plosive
r
Voiced Alveolar Approximant
s
Voiceless Alveolar Fricative
ʃ
Voiceless Postalveolar Fricative
t
Voiceless Alveolar Plosive
Voiceless Postalveolar Affricate
θ
Voiceless Dental Fricative
ð
Voiced Dental Fricative
v
Voiced Labiodental Fricative
w
Voiced Labio-velar Approximant
z
Voiced Alveolar Fricative
ʒ
Voiced Postalveolar Fricative
Voiced Postalveolar Affricate

Latin Letters Symbols Copy and Paste

ʌ
Open Back Unrounded Vowel
ɑ:
Open Back Unrounded Vowel (Long)
æ
Near-Open Front Unrounded Vowel
e
Close-Mid Front Unrounded Vowel
ə
Mid Central Vowel
ɜ:
Open-Mid Back Unrounded Vowel (Long)
ɪ
Near-High Front Unrounded Vowel
i:
Close Front Unrounded Vowel (Long)
ɒ
Open Back Rounded Vowel
ɔ:
Open-Mid Back Rounded Vowel (Long)
ʊ
Near-High Back Rounded Vowel
u:
Close Back Rounded Vowel (Long)
Diphthong
Diphthong
Diphthong
Diphthong
ɔɪ
Diphthong
Diphthong
ɪə
Diphthong
ʊə
Diphthong
b
Voiced Bilabial Plosive
d
Voiced Alveolar Plosive
f
Voiceless Labiodental Fricative
g
Voiced Velar Plosive
h
Voiceless Glottal Fricative
j
Voiced Palatal Approximant
k
Voiceless Velar Plosive
l
Voiced Alveolar Lateral Approximant
m
Voiced Bilabial Nasal
n
Voiced Alveolar Nasal
ŋ
Voiced Velar Nasal
p
Voiceless Bilabial Plosive
r
Voiced Alveolar Approximant
s
Voiceless Alveolar Fricative
ʃ
Voiceless Postalveolar Fricative
t
Voiceless Alveolar Plosive
Voiceless Postalveolar Affricate
θ
Voiceless Dental Fricative
ð
Voiced Dental Fricative
v
Voiced Labiodental Fricative
w
Voiced Labio-velar Approximant
z
Voiced Alveolar Fricative
ʒ
Voiced Postalveolar Fricative
Voiced Postalveolar Affricate

Greek Letters Symbols Copy and Paste

α
Greek Small Letter Alpha: Represents the “a” sound in Greek; often used in mathematics and science.
β
Greek Small Letter Beta: Represents the “b” sound in Greek; used in mathematics to denote beta coefficients.
γ
Greek Small Letter Gamma: Represents the “g” sound in Greek; used in mathematics and physics.
δ
Greek Small Letter Delta: Represents the “d” sound; commonly used to denote change in mathematics (Δ).
ε
Greek Small Letter Epsilon: Represents the short “e” sound; used in mathematics for small positive quantities.
ζ
Greek Small Letter Zeta: Represents the “z” sound; used in various scientific contexts.
η
Greek Small Letter Eta: Represents the long “e” sound; used in physics to represent efficiency.
θ
Greek Small Letter Theta: Represents the “th” sound; used in mathematics and engineering.
ι
Greek Small Letter Iota: Represents the “i” sound; used in various scientific formulas.
κ
Greek Small Letter Kappa: Represents the “k” sound; used in statistics for the Kappa coefficient.
λ
Greek Small Letter Lambda: Represents the “l” sound; used in mathematics and physics for wavelength.
μ
Greek Small Letter Mu: Represents the “m” sound; used in statistics for the mean and in physics for micro.
ν
Greek Small Letter Nu: Represents the “n” sound; used in mathematics and physics.
ξ
Greek Small Letter Xi: Represents the “x” sound; used in various scientific contexts.
ο
Greek Small Letter Omicron: Represents the short “o” sound; used in various scientific formulas.
π
Greek Small Letter Pi: Represents the “p” sound; used in mathematics to denote the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter.
ρ
Greek Small Letter Rho: Represents the “r” sound; used in statistics and physics.
ς
Greek Small Letter Sigma (Final): Used as the final form of Sigma in words.
σ
Greek Small Letter Sigma: Represents the “s” sound; used in mathematics to denote summation.
τ
Greek Small Letter Tau: Represents the “t” sound; used in mathematics and physics for torque.
υ
Greek Small Letter Upsilon: Represents the “u” sound; used in physics to represent potential energy.
φ
Greek Small Letter Phi: Represents the “ph” sound; used in mathematics and physics.
χ
Greek Small Letter Chi: Represents the “ch” sound; used in various scientific contexts.
ψ
Greek Small Letter Psi: Represents the “ps” sound; used in psychology and wave functions.
ω
Greek Small Letter Omega: Represents the long “o” sound; used in physics for ohms and in mathematics.
Α
Greek Capital Letter Alpha: Represents the “A” sound; used in mathematical contexts.
Β
Greek Capital Letter Beta: Represents the “B” sound; used in statistics and mathematics.
Γ
Greek Capital Letter Gamma: Represents the “G” sound; used in physics and mathematics.
Δ
Greek Capital Letter Delta: Represents the “D” sound; used in various scientific contexts.
Ε
Greek Capital Letter Epsilon: Represents the “E” sound; used in mathematics for small quantities.
Ζ
Greek Capital Letter Zeta: Represents the “Z” sound; used in various contexts.
Η
Greek Capital Letter Eta: Represents the “H” sound; used in physics for efficiency.
Θ
Greek Capital Letter Theta: Represents the “TH” sound; used in various scientific contexts.
Ι
Greek Capital Letter Iota: Represents the “I” sound; used in mathematics and physics.
Κ
Greek Capital Letter Kappa: Represents the “K” sound; used in statistics.
Λ
Greek Capital Letter Lambda: Represents the “L” sound; used in mathematics and physics.
Μ
Greek Capital Letter Mu: Represents the “M” sound; used in statistics and physics.
Ν
Greek Capital Letter Nu: Represents the “N” sound; used in mathematics.
Ξ
Greek Capital Letter Xi: Represents the “X” sound; used in various scientific contexts.
Ο
Greek Capital Letter Omicron: Represents the short “o” sound; used in various mathematical formulas.
Π
Greek Capital Letter Pi: Represents the “p” sound; commonly used in mathematics to denote the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter.
Ρ
Greek Capital Letter Rho: Represents the “r” sound; used in statistics and physics.
Σ
Greek Capital Letter Sigma: Represents the “s” sound; used in mathematics to denote summation.
Τ
Greek Capital Letter Tau: Represents the “t” sound; used in mathematics and physics for torque.
Υ
Greek Capital Letter Upsilon: Represents the “u” sound; used in physics for various constants.
Φ
Greek Capital Letter Phi: Represents the “ph” sound; used in mathematics and physics.
Χ
Greek Capital Letter Chi: Represents the “ch” sound; used in various scientific contexts.
Ψ
Greek Capital Letter Psi: Represents the “ps” sound; used in psychology and wave functions.
Ω
Greek Capital Letter Omega: Represents the long “o” sound; used in physics for ohms.

(Japanese Symbols)-日本語のひらがな記号:コピー&ペースト可能なシンボル

Small A
English: Represents the small version of ‘a’.
Japanese: 小さい「ア」 (chiisai “A”)
A
English: Represents the vowel sound ‘a’.
Japanese: 「ア」 (A)
Small I
English: Represents the small version of ‘i’.
Japanese: 小さい「イ」 (chiisai “I”)
I
English: Represents the vowel sound ‘i’.
Japanese: 「イ」 (I)
Small U
English: Represents the small version of ‘u’.
Japanese: 小さい「ウ」 (chiisai “U”)
U
English: Represents the vowel sound ‘u’.
Japanese: 「ウ」 (U)
Small E
English: Represents the small version of ‘e’.
Japanese: 小さい「エ」 (chiisai “E”)
E
English: Represents the vowel sound ‘e’.
Japanese: 「エ」 (E)
Small O
English: Represents the small version of ‘o’.
Japanese: 小さい「オ」 (chiisai “O”)
O
English: Represents the vowel sound ‘o’.
Japanese: 「オ」 (O)
Ka
English: Represents the consonant ‘k’ followed by ‘a’.
Japanese: 「カ」 (Ka)
Ga
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ka’.
Japanese: 「ガ」 (Ga)
Ki
English: Represents the consonant ‘k’ followed by ‘i’.
Japanese: 「キ」 (Ki)
Gi
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ki’.
Japanese: 「ギ」 (Gi)
Ku
English: Represents the consonant ‘k’ followed by ‘u’.
Japanese: 「ク」 (Ku)
Gu
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ku’.
Japanese: 「グ」 (Gu)
Ke
English: Represents the consonant ‘k’ followed by ‘e’.
Japanese: 「ケ」 (Ke)
Ge
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ke’.
Japanese: 「ゲ」 (Ge)
Ko
English: Represents the consonant ‘k’ followed by ‘o’.
Japanese: 「コ」 (Ko)
Go
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ko’.
Japanese: 「ゴ」 (Go)
Sa
English: Represents the consonant ‘s’ followed by ‘a’.
Japanese: 「サ」 (Sa)
Za
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘sa’.
Japanese: 「ザ」 (Za)
Shi
English: Represents the consonant ‘sh’ followed by ‘i’.
Japanese: 「シ」 (Shi)
Ji
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘shi’.
Japanese: 「ジ」 (Ji)
Su
English: Represents the consonant ‘s’ followed by ‘u’.
Japanese: 「ス」 (Su)
Zu
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘su’.
Japanese: 「ズ」 (Zu)
Se
English: Represents the consonant ‘s’ followed by ‘e’.
Japanese: 「セ」 (Se)
Ze
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘se’.
Japanese: 「ゼ」 (Ze)
So
English: Represents the consonant ‘s’ followed by ‘o’.
Japanese: 「ソ」 (So)
Zo
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘so’.
Japanese: 「ゾ」 (Zo)
Ta
English: Represents the consonant ‘t’ followed by ‘a’.
Japanese: 「タ」 (Ta)
Da
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ta’.
Japanese: 「ダ」 (Da)
Chi
English: Represents the consonant ‘ch’ followed by ‘i’.
Japanese: 「チ」 (Chi)
Ji (Alternate)
English: Voiced version of ‘chi’, used in some words.
Japanese: 「ヂ」 (Ji)
Small Tsu
English: Indicates a pause or gemination of the next consonant.
Japanese: 小さい「ツ」 (chiisai “Tsu”)
Tsu
English: Represents the consonant ‘t’ followed by ‘u’.
Japanese: 「ツ」 (Tsu)
Zu (Alternate)
English: Voiced version of ‘tsu’, used in some words.
Japanese: 「ヅ」 (Zu)
Te
English: Represents the consonant ‘t’ followed by ‘e’.
Japanese: 「テ」 (Te)
De
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘te’.
Japanese: 「デ」 (De)
To
English: Represents the consonant ‘t’ followed by ‘o’.
Japanese: 「ト」 (To)
Do
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘to’.
Japanese: 「ド」 (Do)
Na
English: Represents the consonant ‘n’ followed by ‘a’.
Japanese: 「ナ」 (Na)
Ni
English: Represents the consonant ‘n’ followed by ‘i’.
Japanese: 「ニ」 (Ni)
Nu
English: Represents the consonant ‘n’ followed by ‘u’.
Japanese: 「ヌ」 (Nu)
Ne
English: Represents the consonant ‘n’ followed by ‘e’.
Japanese: 「ネ」 (Ne)
No
English: Represents the consonant ‘n’ followed by ‘o’.
Japanese: 「ノ」 (No)
Ha
English: Represents the consonant ‘h’ followed by ‘a’.
Japanese: 「ハ」 (Ha)
Ba
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ha’.
Japanese: 「バ」 (Ba)
Pa
English: Represents the aspirated version of ‘ha’.
Japanese: 「パ」 (Pa)
Hi
English: Represents the consonant ‘h’ followed by ‘i’.
Japanese: 「ヒ」 (Hi)
Bi
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘hi’.
Japanese: 「ビ」 (Bi)
Pi
English: Represents the aspirated version of ‘hi’.
Japanese: 「ピ」 (Pi)
Fu
English: Represents the consonant ‘f’ followed by ‘u’.
Japanese: 「フ」 (Fu)
Bu
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘fu’.
Japanese: 「ブ」 (Bu)
Pu
English: Represents the aspirated version of ‘fu’.
Japanese: 「プ」 (Pu)
He
English: Represents the consonant ‘h’ followed by ‘e’.
Japanese: 「ヘ」 (He)
Be
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘he’.
Japanese: 「ベ」 (Be)
Pe
English: Represents the aspirated version of ‘he’.
Japanese: 「ペ」 (Pe)
Ho
English: Represents the consonant ‘h’ followed by ‘o’.
Japanese: 「ホ」 (Ho)
Bo
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ho’.
Japanese: 「ボ」 (Bo)
Po
English: Represents the aspirated version of ‘ho’.
Japanese: 「ポ」 (Po)
Ma
English: Represents the consonant ‘m’ followed by ‘a’.
Japanese: 「マ」 (Ma)
Mi
English: Represents the consonant ‘m’ followed by ‘i’.
Japanese: 「ミ」 (Mi)

Chinese Emojis & Symbol copy and paste

d

🀀
🀀 – 一 (One) – 中文字符:表示数字一。
🀁
🀁 – 二 (Two) – 中文字符:表示数字二。
🀂
🀂 – 三 (Three) – 中文字符:表示数字三。
🀃
🀃 – 四 (Four) – 中文字符:表示数字四。
🀄
🀄 – 五 (Five) – 中文字符:表示数字五。
🀅
🀅 – 六 (Six) – 中文字符:表示数字六。
🀆
🀆 – 七 (Seven) – 中文字符:表示数字七。
🀇
🀇 – 八 (Eight) – 中文字符:表示数字八。
🀈
🀈 – 九 (Nine) – 中文字符:表示数字九。
🀉
🀉 – 十 (Ten) – 中文字符:表示数字十。
🀊
🀊 – 百 (Hundred) – 中文字符:表示一百。
🀋
🀋 – 千 (Thousand) – 中文字符:表示一千。
🀌
🀌 – 万 (Ten Thousand) – 中文字符:表示一万。
㊊ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊋ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊌ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊍ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊎ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊏ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊐ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊑ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊒ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊓ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊔ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊕ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊖ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊗ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊘ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊙ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊚ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊛ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊜ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊝ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊞ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊟ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊠ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊡ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊢ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊣ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊤ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊥ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊦ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊧ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊨ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊩ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊪ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊫ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊬ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊭ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊮ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊯ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
㊰ – 中文字符:圈号,表示数字的序列。
我 – 中文字符:意思是’我’或’我自己’。
你 – 中文字符:意思是’你’。
他 – 中文字符:意思是’他’或’他自己’。
她 – 中文字符:意思是’她’。
我们
我们 – 中文字符:意思是’我们’或’我们自己’。
你们
你们 – 中文字符:意思是’你们’(复数形式)。
他们
他们 – 中文字符:意思是’他们’或’他们自己’(男性或混合群体)。
她们
她们 – 中文字符:意思是’她们’或’她们自己’(女性群体)。
你好吗?
你好吗? – 中文短语:意思是’你好吗?’。
谢谢
谢谢 – 中文字符:意思是’谢谢’。
对不起
对不起 – 中文字符:意思是’对不起’。
请 – 中文字符:意思是’请’。
再见
再见 – 中文字符:意思是’再见’。
爱 – 中文字符:意思是’爱’。
家 – 中文字符:意思是’家’或’家庭’。
幸福
幸福 – 中文字符:意思是’幸福’。
快乐
快乐 – 中文字符:意思是’快乐’。
朋友
朋友 – 中文字符:意思是’朋友’。
生日
生日 – 中文字符:意思是’生日’。
高兴
高兴 – 中文字符:意思是’高兴’或’开心’。
富贵
富贵 – 中文字符:意思是’财富和荣誉’。
🐉
🐉 – 表情符号:龙,象征着力量、强大和好运。
🌸
🌸 – 表情符号:樱花,象征着美丽和短暂。
🀄
🀄 – 中国表情符号:红包,象征着中国传统的好运和财富。
🐱
🐱 – 表情符号:猫,通常代表可爱和活泼。
🐢
🐢 – 表情符号:乌龟,象征着长寿和智慧。
🦋
🦋 – 表情符号:蝴蝶,象征着变化和美丽。
🎎
🎎 – 表情符号:传统的日本娃娃,也出现在中国文化节庆中。
🐦
🐦 – 表情符号:小鸟,象征着自由和好运。
⛩️
⛩️ – 表情符号:神社,代表东亚传统文化,也包含中国文化。
💴
💴 – 表情符号:日元纸币,象征财富和财富。
🌏
🌏 – 表情符号:显示亚洲和太平洋地区的地球。
💖
💖 – 表情符号:闪烁的心,象征着爱和喜悦。
🎴
🎴 – 表情符号:花牌,通常用于传统中国游戏中。
👘
👘 – 表情符号:和服,代表东亚的传统服饰。
🉐
🉐 – 表情符号:日本的“接受”符号,在中国文化中也有使用。
🉑
🉑 – 表情符号:日本的“禁止入内”符号,也在中国文化中使用。
🦄
🦄 – 表情符号:独角兽,象征稀有与美丽。
🎋
🎋 – 表情符号:竹子,象征着成长、力量和柔韧性。
😂
😂 – Face with Tears of Joy
😄
😄 – Grinning Face with Smiling Eyes
😃
😃 – Grinning Face
😀
😀 – Grinning Face
😊
😊 – Smiling Face with Smiling Eyes
😉
😉 – Winking Face
😍
😍 – Smiling Face with Heart-Eyes
😘
😘 – Face Blowing a Kiss
😚
😚 – Kissing Face with Closed Eyes
😗
😗 – Kissing Face
😙
😙 – Kissing Face with Smiling Eyes
😜
😜 – Winking Face with Tongue
😝
😝 – Squinting Face with Tongue
😛
😛 – Face with Tongue
😳
😳 – Flushed Face
😁
😁 – Beaming Face with Smiling Eyes
😔
😔 – Pensive Face
😌
😌 – Relieved Face
😒
😒 – Unamused Face
😞
😞 – Disappointed Face
😣
😣 – Persevering Face
😢
😢 – Crying Face
😭
😭 – Loudly Crying Face
😪
😪 – Sleepy Face
😥
😥 – Sad but Relieved Face
😰
😰 – Anxious Face with Sweat
😅
😅 – Grinning Face with Sweat
😓
😓 – Downcast Face with Sweat
😩
😩 – Weary Face
😫
😫 – Tired Face
😨
😨 – Fearful Face
😱
😱 – Face Screaming in Fear
😠
😠 – Angry Face
😡
😡 – Pouting Face
😤
😤 – Face with Steam From Nose
😖
😖 – Confounded Face
😆
😆 – Grinning Squinting Face
😋
😋 – Face Savoring Food
😷
😷 – Face with Medical Mask
😎
😎 – Smiling Face with Sunglasses
😴
😴 – Sleeping Face
😵
😵 – Dizzy Face
😲
😲 – Astonished Face
😟
😟 – Worried Face
😦
😦 – Frowning Face
😧
😧 – Anguished Face
😈
😈 – Smiling Face with Horns
👿
👿 – Angry Face with Horns
😮
😮 – Face with Open Mouth
😬
😬 – Grimacing Face
😐
😐 – Neutral Face
😕
😕 – Confused Face
😯
😯 – Hushed Face
😶
😶 – Face Without Mouth
😇
😇 – Smiling Face with Halo
☺️
☺️ – Smiling Face
😏
😏 – Smirking Face
😑
😑 – Expressionless Face
🙃
🙃 – Upside-Down Face
🙄
🙄 – Face with Rolling Eyes
☹️
☹️ – Frowning Face
🤐
🤐 – Zipper-Mouth Face
🤑
🤑 – Money-Mouth Face
🤒
🤒 – Face with Thermometer
🤓
🤓 – Nerd Face
🤔
🤔 – Thinking Face
🤕
🤕 – Face with Head-Bandage
🙁
🙁 – Slightly Frowning Face
🙂
🙂 – Slightly Smiling Face
🤗
🤗 – Hugging Face
🤣
🤣 – Rolling on the Floor Laughing
🤠
🤠 – Cowboy Hat Face
🤥
🤥 – Lying Face
🤤
🤤 – Drooling Face
🤢
🤢 – Nauseated Face
🤧
🤧 – Sneezing Face
🤡
🤡 – Clown Face
🤖
🤖 – Robot Face
🖤
🖤 – Black Heart
💛
💛 – Yellow Heart
💙
💙 – Blue Heart
💜
💜 – Purple Heart
💚
💚 – Green Heart
🧡
🧡 – Orange Heart
❤️️
❤️️ – Red Heart
💔
💔 – Broken Heart
💗
💗 – Growing Heart
💓
💓 – Beating Heart
💕
💕 – Two Hearts
💖
💖 – Sparkling Heart
💞
💞 – Revolving Hearts
💘
💘 – Heart with Arrow
💝
💝 – Heart with Ribbon
❣️
❣️ – Heavy Heart Exclamation
💌
💌 – Love Letter
💋
💋 – Kiss Mark
😺
😺 – Grinning Cat Face
😸
😸 – Grinning Cat Face with Smiling Eyes
😻
😻 – Smiling Cat Face with Heart-Eyes
😽
😽 – Kissing Cat Face with Closed Eyes
😼
😼 – Cat Face with Wry Smile
🙀
🙀 – Weary Cat Face
😿
😿 – Crying Cat Face
😹
😹 – Smiling Cat Face with Open Mouth
😾
😾 – Pouting Cat Face
🙈
🙈 – See-No-Evil Monkey
🙉
🙉 – Hear-No-Evil Monkey
🙊
🙊 – Speak-No-Evil Monkey
💀
💀 – Skull
👽
👽 – Ghost
👹
👹 – Goblin
👺
👺 – Japanese Goblin
🤩
🤩 – Star-Struck
🤨
🤨 – Face with One Eyebrow Raised
🥺️
🥺️ – Pleading Face
😏
😏 – Smirking Face
🧐
🧐 – Face with Monocle

People And Body Emoji Symbols

👶
👶 – Baby
👦
👦 – Boy
👧
👧 – Girl
👨
👨 – Man
👩
👩 – Woman
👼
👼 – Baby Angel
🤰
🤰 – Pregnant Woman
🤳
🤳 – Selfie
👸
👸 – Princess
🤴
🤴 – Prince
🧔
🧔 – Bearded Person
🕺
🕺 – Man Dancing
💃
💃 – Woman Dancing
🥷
🥷 – Ninja
🕴️
🕴️ – Man in Suit Levitating
👻
👻 – Ghost
🎎
🎎 – Japanese Dolls
☃️
☃️ – Snowman
☠️
☠️ – Skull
👁‍🗨
👁‍🗨 – Eye in Speech Bubble
🗿
🗿 – Moai
👲
👲 – Man with Turban
👂
👂 – Ear
👀
👀 – Eyes
👃
👃 – Nose
👅
👅 – Tongue
👄
👄 – Mouth
👁
👁 – Eye
🫁
🫁 – Lungs
🫀
🫀 – Anatomical Heart
👤
👤 – Bust in Silhouette
👥
👥 – Busts in Silhouette
🗣
🗣 – Speaking Head
🫂
🫂 – People Hugging
💬
💬 – Speech Balloon
💭
💭 – Thought Balloon
🗨
🗨 – Speech Balloon
🗯
🗯 – Anger Symbol
🧒
🧒 – Child
🧑
🧑 – Person
🧕
🧕 – Person with Headscarf
🤱
🤱 – Breastfeeding
🦵️
🦵️ – Leg
🦶️
🦶️ – Foot
🦷️
🦷️ – Tooth
🦴️
🦴️ – Bone
👪
👪 – Family
👨‍👦
👨‍👦 – Man and Boy
👨‍👦‍👦
👨‍👦‍👦 – Man and Boys
👨‍👧
👨‍👧 – Man and Girl
👨‍👧‍👦
👨‍👧‍👦 – Man and Girl, Boy
👨‍👧‍👧
👨‍👧‍👧 – Man and Girls
👨‍👩‍👦
👨‍👩‍👦 – Family
👩‍👦
👩‍👦 – Woman and Boy
👩‍👦‍👦
👩‍👦‍👦 – Woman and Boys
👩‍👧
👩‍👧 – Woman and Girl
👩‍👧‍👦
👩‍👧‍👦 – Woman and Girl, Boy
👩‍👧‍👧
👩‍👧‍👧 – Woman and Girls
👨‍👨‍👦
👨‍👨‍👦 – Two Men and Boy
👨‍👨‍👦‍👦
👨‍👨‍👦‍👦 – Two Men and Boys
👨‍👨‍👧
👨‍👨‍👧 – Two Men and Girl
👨‍👨‍👧‍👦
👨‍👨‍👧‍👦 – Two Men and Girl, Boy
👨‍👨‍👧‍👧
👨‍👨‍👧‍👧 – Two Men and Girls
👨‍👩‍👦‍👦
👨‍👩‍👦‍👦 – Family
👨‍👩‍👧
👨‍👩‍👧 – Family
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 – Family
👨‍👩‍👧‍👧
👨‍👩‍👧‍👧 – Family
👩‍👩‍👦
👩‍👩‍👦 – Family
👩‍👩‍👦‍👦
👩‍👩‍👦‍👦 – Family
👩‍👩‍👧
👩‍👩‍👧 – Family
👩‍👩‍👧‍👦
👩‍👩‍👧‍👦 – Family
👩‍👩‍👧‍👧
👩‍👩‍👧‍👧 – Family
💏
💏 – Kiss
👩‍❤️‍💋‍👨
👩‍❤️‍💋‍👨 – Kiss
👨‍❤️‍💋‍👨
👨‍❤️‍💋‍👨 – Kiss
👩‍❤️‍💋‍👩
👩‍❤️‍💋‍👩 – Kiss
💑
💑 – Couple with Heart
👩‍❤️‍👨
👩‍❤️‍👨 – Couple
👨‍❤️‍👨
👨‍❤️‍👨 – Couple
👩‍❤️‍👩
👩‍❤️‍👩 – Couple
🤵
🤵 – Man in Tuxedo
🤵‍♂️
🤵‍♂️ – Man in Tuxedo
🤵‍♀️
🤵‍♀️ – Woman in Tuxedo
🧑‍🦳
🧑‍🦳 – Person with White Hair
👨‍🦳️
👨‍🦳️ – Man with White Hair
👩‍🦳️
👩‍🦳️ – Woman with White Hair
🧑‍🦱
🧑‍🦱 – Person with Curly Hair
👨‍🦱️
👨‍🦱️ – Man with Curly Hair
👩‍🦱️
👩‍🦱️ – Woman with Curly Hair
🧑‍🦲
🧑‍🦲 – Person with Bald Head
👨‍🦲️
👨‍🦲️ – Man with Bald Head
👩‍🦲️
👩‍🦲️ – Woman with Bald Head
🧓
🧓 – Older Person
👴
👴 – Old Man
👵
👵 – Old Woman
🤲
🤲 – Palms Up Together
🙏
🙏 – Folded Hands
👐
👐 – Open Hands
🤝
🤝 – Handshake
💁
💁 – Person Tipping Hand
💁‍♂️
💁‍♂️ – Man Tipping Hand
💁‍♀️
💁‍♀️ – Woman Tipping Hand
🙆
🙆 – Person Gesturing OK
🙆‍♂️
🙆‍♂️ – Man Gesturing OK
🙆‍♀️
🙆‍♀️ – Woman Gesturing OK
🙅
🙅 – Person Gesturing No
🙅‍♂️
🙅‍♂️ – Man Gesturing No
🙅‍♀️
🙅‍♀️ – Woman Gesturing No
💇
💇 – Person Getting Haircut
💇‍♂️
💇‍♂️ – Man Getting Haircut
💇‍♀️
💇‍♀️ – Woman Getting Haircut
💋
💋 – Kiss Mark
😪
😪 – Sleepy Face
😴
😴 – Sleeping Face
🤕
🤕 – Face with Head-Bandage
🤒
🤒 – Face with Thermometer
🤧
🤧 – Sneezing Face
😷
😷 – Face with Medical Mask
🤮
🤮 – Face with Medical Mask
🥱
🥱 – Yawning Face
😱
😱 – Face Screaming in Fear
😵
😵 – Dizzy Face
🤯
🤯 – Exploding Head
😳
😳 – Flushed Face
😶‍🌫️
😶‍🌫️ – Face in Clouds
🤐
🤐 – Zipper-Mouth Face
🥹
🥹 – Face Holding Back Tears
🫣
🫣 – Face with Peeking Eye
🫡
🫡 – Saluting Face
😈
😈 – Smiling Face with Horns
👿
👿 – Angry Face
💩
💩 – Pile of Poo
😼
😼 – Smirking Cat
😻
😻 – Heart Eyes Cat
🙀
🙀 – Weary Cat
😿
😿 – Crying Cat
😾
😾 – Pouting Cat
🐶
🐶 – Dog
🐕
🐕 – Dog
🐕‍🦺
🐕‍🦺 – Guide Dog
🐩
🐩 – Poodle
🐶
🐶 – Dog with Sunglasses
🐾
🐾 – Paw Prints
🐈
🐈 – Cat
🐱
🐱 – Cat
🐈‍⬛
🐈‍⬛ – Black Cat
🐾
🐾 – Paw Prints

Nature Emoji Symbols

💐
💐 – Bouquet: Represents a bunch of flowers.
🌸
🌸 – Cherry Blossom: Represents beauty and spring.
🌷
🌷 – Tulip: Represents love and springtime.
🍀
🍀 – Four Leaf Clover: Represents good luck.
🌹
🌹 – Rose: Represents love and passion.
🥀
🥀 – Wilted Flower: Represents loss or sadness.
🌻
🌻 – Sunflower: Represents warmth and happiness.
🌺
🌺 – Hibiscus: Represents tropical beauty.
🍁
🍁 – Maple Leaf: Represents autumn.
🍃
🍃 – Leaf Fluttering in Wind: Represents nature.
🍂
🍂 – Fallen Leaf: Represents change.
🌿
🌿 – Herb: Represents freshness and nature.
🌾
🌾 – Sheaf of Rice: Represents agriculture.
🍄
🍄 – Mushroom: Represents fungi and nature.
🌵
🌵 – Cactus: Represents resilience and desert life.
🌴
🌴 – Palm Tree: Represents tropical environments.
🌲
🌲 – Evergreen Tree: Represents nature and forests.
🌳
🌳 – Deciduous Tree: Represents shade and greenery.
🌰
🌰 – Chestnut: Represents nuts and harvest.
🌱
🌱 – Seedling: Represents new growth.
🌼
🌼 – Blossom: Represents beauty and spring.
🌐
🌐 – Globe with Meridians: Represents global awareness.
🌞
🌞 – Sun with Face: Represents warmth and joy.
🌝
🌝 – Full Moon with Face: Represents fullness and illumination.
🌚
🌚 – New Moon with Face: Represents mystery.
🌑
🌑 – New Moon: Represents new beginnings.
🌒
🌒 – Waxing Crescent Moon: Represents growth.
🌓
🌓 – First Quarter Moon: Represents balance.
🌔
🌔 – Waxing Gibbous Moon: Represents anticipation.
🌕
🌕 – Full Moon: Represents completion.
🌖
🌖 – Waning Gibbous Moon: Represents reflection.
🌗
🌗 – Last Quarter Moon: Represents release.
🌘
🌘 – Waning Crescent Moon: Represents letting go.
🌜
🌜 – Moon: Represents the night and dreams.
🌛
🌛 – Moon with Face: Represents emotion and intuition.
🌙
🌙 – Crescent Moon: Represents tranquility.
🔥
🔥 – Fire: Represents passion and energy.
💧
💧 – Droplet: Represents water and purity.

Hands Emoji And Symbols

👍
Thumbs Up
Meaning: 👍
About: Used to express approval, agreement, or encouragement.
👎
Thumbs Down
Meaning: 👎
About: Indicates disapproval or disagreement with something.
👌
OK Hand
Meaning: 👌
About: Signifies that everything is fine or satisfactory.
👊
Fist
Meaning: 👊
About: Represents a punch or solidarity among friends.
Raised Fist
Meaning: ✊
About: Symbolizes strength, unity, and resistance.
✌️
Victory Hand
Meaning: ✌️
About: Represents peace, victory, or goodwill.
👋
Waving Hand
Meaning: 👋
About: Used to greet or say goodbye to someone.
Raised Hand
Meaning: ✋
About: Can signify a greeting or a request to stop.
👐
Open Hands
Meaning: 👐
About: Indicates openness, giving, or sharing.
👆
Backhand Index Pointing Up
Meaning: 👆
About: Used to indicate direction upwards.
👇
Backhand Index Pointing Down
Meaning: 👇
About: Used to indicate direction downwards.
👉
Backhand Index Pointing Right
Meaning: 👉
About: Used to indicate direction to the right.
👈
Backhand Index Pointing Left
Meaning: 👈
About: Used to indicate direction to the left.
🙌
Raising Hands
Meaning: 🙌
About: Represents celebration, joy, or praise.
🙏
Folded Hands
Meaning: 🙏
About: Signifies prayer, gratitude, or request for peace.
💪
Flexed Biceps
Meaning: 💪
About: Symbolizes strength, power, or fitness.
🖖
Vulcan Salute
Meaning: 🖖
About: A greeting popularized by “Star Trek,” symbolizes peace.
🖐
Hand with Fingers Splayed
Meaning: 🖐
About: Represents a stop gesture or greeting.
☝️
Index Pointing Up
Meaning: ☝️
About: Indicates upward direction or an important point.
👏
Clapping Hands
Meaning: 👏
About: Used to show appreciation or applause.
✍️
Writing Hand
Meaning: ✍️
About: Represents writing or note-taking.
🤘
Sign of the Horns
Meaning: 🤘
About: Often used in rock music culture to signify excitement.
🖕
Middle Finger
Meaning: 🖕
About: A rude gesture used to show disrespect or anger.
🤞
Crossed Fingers
Meaning: 🤞
About: Used to wish for luck or hope for a positive outcome.
🤙
Call Me Hand
Meaning: 🤙
About: Used to suggest calling someone or to say “hang loose.”
🤛
Left-Facing Fist
Meaning: 🤛
About: Often symbolizes a greeting or fist bump.
🤜
Right-Facing Fist
Meaning: 🤜
About: Used to indicate strength or a fist bump greeting.
🤚
Raised Back of Hand
Meaning: 🤚
About: Represents a gesture of stop or a high five.
🤝
Handshake
Meaning: 🤝
About: Symbolizes agreement, partnership, or greeting.
🤟
Love-You Gesture
Meaning: 🤟
About: A gesture to express love or affection, often used in rock culture.
🤲
Palms Up Together
Meaning: 🤲
About: Represents offering, receiving, or sharing something.
🤌
Pinched Fingers
Meaning: 🤌
About: Often used to express precision or a culinary gesture.
💅
Nail Polish
Meaning: 💅
About: Represents beauty, self-care, or confidence.

Arrows Emoji Symbols

⬆️
⬆️ Up
⬇️
⬇️ Down
⬅️
⬅️ Left
➡️
➡️ Right
↗️
↗️ Up Right
↖️
↖️ Up Left
↘️
↘️ Down Right
↙️
↙️ Down Left
↔️
↔️ Horizontal
↕️
↕️ Vertical
🔄
🔄 Counterclockwise
◀️
◀️ Left Arrow
▶️
▶️ Right Arrow
🔼
🔼 Up Arrow
🔽
🔽 Down Arrow
↩️
↩️ Back
↪️
↪️ Forward
⏪ Rewind
⏩ Fast Forward
⏫ Up
⏬ Down
⤵️
⤵️ Down Arrow
⤴️
⤴️ Up Arrow
🔀
🔀 Shuffle
🔁
🔁 Repeat
🔂
🔂 Repeat One
🔃
🔃 Reload
🔝
🔝 Top
🔚
🔚 End
🔙
🔙 Back
🔛
🔛 On
🔜
🔜 Next

Writing Symbol & Emoji Copy and Paste

☉ Sun with rays
✎ Writing Hand
✏ Pencil
✐ Pencil with Eraser
✑ Pencil with Tip
✒ Black Nib
🖋
🖋 Fountain Pen
🖊
🖊 Pen
🖌
🖌 Paintbrush
🖍
🖍 Crayon
✍ Writing
📝
📝 Memo

Smiley Text Symbol Copy and Paste

😀
Grinning Face
A joyful expression
Commonly used for happiness.
😄
Grinning Face with Smiling Eyes
Indicates delight
Used to show enjoyment.
😁
Beaming Face with Smiling Eyes
Represents happiness
Often conveys excitement.
😆
Grinning Squinting Face
Shows intense amusement
Used when laughing hard.
😅
Grinning Face with Sweat
Conveys relief or awkwardness
Used in tense situations.
😂
Face with Tears of Joy
Indicates laughter
Used to express humor.
🤣
Rolling on the Floor Laughing
Represents uncontrollable laughter
Used for something very funny.
😊
Smiling Face with Smiling Eyes
Indicates warmth and happiness
Used for a kind smile.
😇
Smiling Face with Halo
Represents innocence
Used to imply goodness.
😛
Face with Stuck-Out Tongue
Conveys playfulness
Used in a teasing manner.
🤓
Nerd Face
Represents geekiness
Used for intellect or study.
😎
Smiling Face with Sunglasses
Indicates coolness
Used to show confidence.
😝
Face with Stuck-Out Tongue and Winking Eye
Conveys playfulness
Used in a joking manner.
😜
Winking Face with Tongue
Used for flirtation
Represents cheeky fun.
😍
Smiling Face with Heart-Eyes
Indicates love or admiration
Used for romantic feelings.
🥰
Smiling Face with Hearts
Represents affection
Used to express deep love.
😘
Face Blowing a Kiss
Conveys love or affection
Used to send kisses.
😗
Kissing Face
Represents a kiss
Used in romantic contexts.
😙
Kissing Face with Closed Eyes
Indicates tenderness
Used for sweet moments.
😚
Kissing Face with Smiling Eyes
Conveys love and affection
Used for romantic gestures.
😋
Face Savoring Food
Indicates deliciousness
Used when enjoying food.
🤗
Hugging Face
Represents a hug
Used to show support.
😠
Angry Face
Indicates anger
Used to express frustration.
😡
Pouting Face
Represents rage
Used to show strong emotions.
😳
Flushed Face
Indicates embarrassment
Used in awkward situations.
😏
Smirking Face
Represents smugness
Used to convey sarcasm.
😒
Unamused Face
Indicates disapproval
Used when bored or annoyed.
😞
Disappointed Face
Represents sadness
Used to express disappointment.
😔
Pensive Face
Indicates deep thought
Used for reflective moments.
😟
Worried Face
Represents concern
Used to show anxiety.
😕
Confused Face
Indicates puzzlement
Used when things are unclear.
🙁
Slightly Frowning Face
Represents mild sadness
Used to show discontent.
☹️
Frowning Face
Indicates unhappiness
Used to express dismay.
😣
Persevering Face
Represents struggle
Used when facing challenges.
😖
Confounded Face
Indicates frustration
Used for intense annoyance.
😰
Anxious Face with Sweat
Represents anxiety
Used when feeling pressured.
😥
Sad but Relieved Face
Indicates mixed emotions
Used for bittersweet feelings.
😢
Crying Face
Represents sadness
Used to show sorrow.
😭
Loudly Crying Face
Indicates extreme sadness
Used when very upset.
🤢
Nauseated Face
Represents disgust
Used when feeling sick.
🤧
Sneezing Face
Indicates illness
Used when sneezing or allergies.
😷
Face with Medical Mask
Represents health precautions
Used in health contexts.
🤒
Face with Thermometer
Indicates illness
Used to show being sick.
🤕
Face with Bandage
Represents injury
Used when hurt or in pain.
🤑
Money-Mouth Face
Represents wealth
Used when talking about money.

Crypto Currency Symbols Copy and Paste

Bitcoin
A digital currency
Represents cryptocurrency.
Ξ
Ethereum
A decentralized platform
Used for smart contracts.
Tugrik
The currency of Mongolia
Represents local currency.
Aureus
Ancient Roman gold coin
Represents wealth.
Multiplication Sign
Represents multiplication
Used in math.
Circled Dot
Indicates a point
Often used in graphics.
Black Circle
Represents a point
Used in lists and designs.
Ð
Ethical D
Symbol used in various contexts
Represents morality.
Diamond with a Dot
Represents clarity
Used in designs and arts.
Ł
Polish Zloty
The currency of Poland
Represents local currency.
Ⱥ
Capital A with Stroke
Used in various languages
Represents sound variations.
Ƀ
B with Stroke
Used in phonetic transcription
Represents specific sounds.
Ο
Greek Capital Omicron
Used in Greek alphabet
Represents a vowel sound.
Infinity
Represents limitless possibilities
Used in mathematics.
ξ
Greek Small Xi
Used in Greek alphabet
Represents a consonant sound.
ɱ
M with Hook
Used in phonetic transcription
Represents specific sounds.
Capital F with Hook
Used in various contexts
Represents phonetic variation.
ɨ
I with Stroke
Used in phonetic transcription
Represents specific sounds.
ε
Epsilon
Represents a vowel sound
Used in mathematics and science.
Ɓ
B with Hook
Used in various languages
Represents specific sounds.
Μ
Greek Capital Mu
Used in Greek alphabet
Represents a consonant sound.
Circled Latin Capital Z
Represents the letter Z
Used for emphasis or decoration.
Đ
D with Stroke
Used in various languages
Represents specific sounds.
Ӿ
Cyrillic Capital Letter Zhe
Used in Cyrillic scripts
Represents specific sounds.
Ɍ
R with Hook
Used in phonetic transcription
Represents specific sounds.
ȿ
S with Hook
Used in phonetic transcription
Represents specific sounds.

Japanese’s Symbols

Small A
English: Represents the small version of ‘a’.
Japanese: 小さい「ア」 (chiisai “A”)
A
English: Represents the vowel sound ‘a’.
Japanese: 「ア」 (A)
Small I
English: Represents the small version of ‘i’.
Japanese: 小さい「イ」 (chiisai “I”)
I
English: Represents the vowel sound ‘i’.
Japanese: 「イ」 (I)
Small U
English: Represents the small version of ‘u’.
Japanese: 小さい「ウ」 (chiisai “U”)
U
English: Represents the vowel sound ‘u’.
Japanese: 「ウ」 (U)
Small E
English: Represents the small version of ‘e’.
Japanese: 小さい「エ」 (chiisai “E”)
E
English: Represents the vowel sound ‘e’.
Japanese: 「エ」 (E)
Small O
English: Represents the small version of ‘o’.
Japanese: 小さい「オ」 (chiisai “O”)
O
English: Represents the vowel sound ‘o’.
Japanese: 「オ」 (O)
Ka
English: Represents the consonant ‘k’ followed by ‘a’.
Japanese: 「カ」 (Ka)
Ga
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ka’.
Japanese: 「ガ」 (Ga)
Ki
English: Represents the consonant ‘k’ followed by ‘i’.
Japanese: 「キ」 (Ki)
Gi
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ki’.
Japanese: 「ギ」 (Gi)
Ku
English: Represents the consonant ‘k’ followed by ‘u’.
Japanese: 「ク」 (Ku)
Gu
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ku’.
Japanese: 「グ」 (Gu)
Ke
English: Represents the consonant ‘k’ followed by ‘e’.
Japanese: 「ケ」 (Ke)
Ge
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ke’.
Japanese: 「ゲ」 (Ge)
Ko
English: Represents the consonant ‘k’ followed by ‘o’.
Japanese: 「コ」 (Ko)
Go
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ko’.
Japanese: 「ゴ」 (Go)
Sa
English: Represents the consonant ‘s’ followed by ‘a’.
Japanese: 「サ」 (Sa)
Za
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘sa’.
Japanese: 「ザ」 (Za)
Shi
English: Represents the consonant ‘sh’ followed by ‘i’.
Japanese: 「シ」 (Shi)
Ji
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘shi’.
Japanese: 「ジ」 (Ji)
Su
English: Represents the consonant ‘s’ followed by ‘u’.
Japanese: 「ス」 (Su)
Zu
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘su’.
Japanese: 「ズ」 (Zu)
Se
English: Represents the consonant ‘s’ followed by ‘e’.
Japanese: 「セ」 (Se)
Ze
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘se’.
Japanese: 「ゼ」 (Ze)
So
English: Represents the consonant ‘s’ followed by ‘o’.
Japanese: 「ソ」 (So)
Zo
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘so’.
Japanese: 「ゾ」 (Zo)
Ta
English: Represents the consonant ‘t’ followed by ‘a’.
Japanese: 「タ」 (Ta)
Da
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ta’.
Japanese: 「ダ」 (Da)
Chi
English: Represents the consonant ‘ch’ followed by ‘i’.
Japanese: 「チ」 (Chi)
Ji (Alternate)
English: Voiced version of ‘chi’, used in some words.
Japanese: 「ヂ」 (Ji)
Small Tsu
English: Indicates a pause or gemination of the next consonant.
Japanese: 小さい「ツ」 (chiisai “Tsu”)
Tsu
English: Represents the consonant ‘t’ followed by ‘u’.
Japanese: 「ツ」 (Tsu)
Zu (Alternate)
English: Voiced version of ‘tsu’, used in some words.
Japanese: 「ヅ」 (Zu)
Te
English: Represents the consonant ‘t’ followed by ‘e’.
Japanese: 「テ」 (Te)
De
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘te’.
Japanese: 「デ」 (De)
To
English: Represents the consonant ‘t’ followed by ‘o’.
Japanese: 「ト」 (To)
Do
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘to’.
Japanese: 「ド」 (Do)
Na
English: Represents the consonant ‘n’ followed by ‘a’.
Japanese: 「ナ」 (Na)
Ni
English: Represents the consonant ‘n’ followed by ‘i’.
Japanese: 「ニ」 (Ni)
Nu
English: Represents the consonant ‘n’ followed by ‘u’.
Japanese: 「ヌ」 (Nu)
Ne
English: Represents the consonant ‘n’ followed by ‘e’.
Japanese: 「ネ」 (Ne)
No
English: Represents the consonant ‘n’ followed by ‘o’.
Japanese: 「ノ」 (No)
Ha
English: Represents the consonant ‘h’ followed by ‘a’.
Japanese: 「ハ」 (Ha)
Ba
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ha’.
Japanese: 「バ」 (Ba)
Pa
English: Represents the aspirated version of ‘ha’.
Japanese: 「パ」 (Pa)
Hi
English: Represents the consonant ‘h’ followed by ‘i’.
Japanese: 「ヒ」 (Hi)
Bi
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘hi’.
Japanese: 「ビ」 (Bi)
Pi
English: Represents the aspirated version of ‘hi’.
Japanese: 「ピ」 (Pi)
Fu
English: Represents the consonant ‘f’ followed by ‘u’.
Japanese: 「フ」 (Fu)
Bu
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘fu’.
Japanese: 「ブ」 (Bu)
Pu
English: Represents the aspirated version of ‘fu’.
Japanese: 「プ」 (Pu)
He
English: Represents the consonant ‘h’ followed by ‘e’.
Japanese: 「ヘ」 (He)
Be
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘he’.
Japanese: 「ベ」 (Be)
Pe
English: Represents the aspirated version of ‘he’.
Japanese: 「ペ」 (Pe)
Ho
English: Represents the consonant ‘h’ followed by ‘o’.
Japanese: 「ホ」 (Ho)
Bo
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ho’.
Japanese: 「ボ」 (Bo)
Po
English: Represents the aspirated version of ‘ho’.
Japanese: 「ポ」 (Po)
Ma
English: Represents the consonant ‘m’ followed by ‘a’.
Japanese: 「マ」 (Ma)
Mi
English: Represents the consonant ‘m’ followed by ‘i’.
Japanese: 「ミ」 (Mi)

Korean Symbols

ㄱ – 한글 자모: 기역, 첫 번째 자음.
ㄲ – 한글 자모: 쌍기역, 기역의 쌍자음.
ㄳ – 한글 자모: 기역과 시옷의 결합.
ㄴ – 한글 자모: 니은, 두 번째 자음.
ㄵ – 한글 자모: 니은과 지읒의 결합.
ㄶ – 한글 자모: 니은과 히읗의 결합.
ㄷ – 한글 자모: 디귿, 세 번째 자음.
ㄸ – 한글 자모: 쌍디귿, 디귿의 쌍자음.
ㄹ – 한글 자모: 리을, 네 번째 자음.
ㄺ – 한글 자모: 리을과 기역의 결합.
ㄻ – 한글 자모: 리을과 미음의 결합.
ㄼ – 한글 자모: 리을과 비읍의 결합.
ㄽ – 한글 자모: 리을과 시옷의 결합.
ㄾ – 한글 자모: 리을과 티읗의 결합.
ㄿ – 한글 자모: 리을과 피읍의 결합.
ㅀ – 한글 자모: 리을과 히읗의 결합.
ㅁ – 한글 자모: 미음, 다섯 번째 자음.
ㅂ – 한글 자모: 비읍, 여섯 번째 자음.
ㅃ – 한글 자모: 쌍비읍, 비읍의 쌍자음.
ㅄ – 한글 자모: 비읍과 시옷의 결합.
ㅅ – 한글 자모: 시옷, 일곱 번째 자음.
ㅆ – 한글 자모: 쌍시옷, 시옷의 쌍자음.
ㅇ – 한글 자모: 이응, 여덟 번째 자음.
ㅈ – 한글 자모: 지읒, 아홉 번째 자음.
ㅉ – 한글 자모: 쌍지읒, 지읒의 쌍자음.
ㅊ – 한글 자모: 치읓, 열 번째 자음.
ㅋ – 한글 자모: 키읔, 열한 번째 자음.
ㅌ – 한글 자모: 티읕, 열두 번째 자음.
ㅍ – 한글 자모: 피읖, 열세 번째 자음.
ㅎ – 한글 자모: 히읗, 열네 번째 자음.
ㅏ – 한글 자모: 아, 첫 번째 모음.
ㅐ – 한글 자모: 애, 아와 에의 결합 모음.
ㅑ – 한글 자모: 야, 아와 결합된 모음.
ㅒ – 한글 자모: 얘, 야와 에의 결합 모음.
ㅓ – 한글 자모: 어, 두 번째 모음.
ㅔ – 한글 자모: 에, 어와 결합된 모음.
ㅕ – 한글 자모: 여, 어와 결합된 모음.
ㅖ – 한글 자모: 예, 여와 결합된 모음.
ㅗ – 한글 자모: 오, 세 번째 모음.
ㅘ – 한글 자모: 와, 오와 아의 결합 모음.
ㅙ – 한글 자모: 왜, 오와 애의 결합 모음.
ㅚ – 한글 자모: 외, 오와 에의 결합 모음.
ㅛ – 한글 자모: 요, 오와 결합된 모음.
ㅜ – 한글 자모: 우, 네 번째 모음.
ㅝ – 한글 자모: 워, 우와 어의 결합 모음.
ㅞ – 한글 자모: 웨, 오와 에의 결합 모음.
ㅟ – 한글 자모: 위, 우와 이의 결합 모음.
ㅠ – 한글 자모: 유, 우와 결합된 모음.
ㅡ – 한글 자모: 으, 다섯 번째 모음.
ㅢ – 한글 자모: 의, 으와 이의 결합 모음.
ㅥ – 한글 자모: 이응과 기역의 결합.
ㅦ – 한글 자모: 이응과 니은의 결합.
ㅧ – 한글 자모: 이응과 디귿의 결합.
ㅨ – 한글 자모: 이응과 리을의 결합.
ㅩ – 한글 자모: 이응과 미음의 결합.
ㅪ – 한글 자모: 이응과 비읍의 결합.
ㅫ – 한글 자모: 이응과 시옷의 결합.
ㅬ – 한글 자모: 이응과 지읒의 결합.
ㅭ – 한글 자모: 이응과 치읓의 결합.
ㅮ – 한글 자모: 이응과 키읔의 결합.
ㅯ – 한글 자모: 이응과 티읕의 결합.
ㅰ – 한글 자모: 이응과 피읍의 결합.
ㅱ – 한글 자모: 이응과 히읗의 결합.
ㅲ – 한글 자모: 이응과 기역의 결합, 특별한 발음.
ㅳ – 한글 자모: 이응과 니은의 결합, 특별한 발음.
ㅴ – 한글 자모: 이응과 디귿의 결합, 특별한 발음.
ㅵ – 한글 자모: 이응과 리을의 결합, 특별한 발음.
ㅶ – 한글 자모: 이응과 미음의 결합, 특별한 발음.
ㅷ – 한글 자모: 이응과 비읍의 결합, 특별한 발음.
ㅸ – 한글 자모: 이응과 시옷의 결합, 특별한 발음.
ㅹ – 한글 자모: 이응과 지읒의 결합, 특별한 발음.
ㅺ – 한글 자모: 이응과 치읓의 결합, 특별한 발음.
ㅻ – 한글 자모: 이응과 키읔의 결합, 특별한 발음.
ㅼ – 한글 자모: 이응과 티읕의 결합, 특별한 발음.
ㅽ – 한글 자모: 이응과 피읍의 결합, 특별한 발음.
ㅾ – 한글 자모: 이응과 히읗의 결합, 특별한 발음.
ㅿ – 한글 자모: 이응과 특수한 결합.
ㆀ – 한글 자모: 특수한 기호.
ㆁ – 한글 자모: 특수한 기호.
ㆂ – 한글 자모: 특수한 기호.
ㆃ – 한글 자모: 특수한 기호.
ㆄ – 한글 자모: 특수한 기호.
ㆅ – 한글 자모: 특수한 기호.
ㆆ – 한글 자모: 특수한 기호.
ㆇ – 한글 자모: 특수한 기호.
ㆈ – 한글 자모: 특수한 기호.
ㆉ – 한글 자모: 특수한 기호.
ㆊ – 한글 자모: 특수한 기호.

Circle Symbol Copy and Paste

Circled Bullet – Often used to indicate an item or point of interest.
Circle – A simple geometric shape, often used for emphasis.
Combining Enclosing Circle – Used in phonetic transcription.
Circle with Dot – Represents a focus or emphasis on a point.
Circled White Bullet – Used for listing or marking items.
Black Circle – Often indicates completion or a filled state.
Circle with Left Half Black – Represents half-filled status.
Circle with Right Half Black – Indicates the opposite half-filled status.
Circle with Upper Half Black – Represents upper half filled status.
Circle with Lower Half Black – Represents lower half filled status.
Circle with Upper Right Half Black – Represents upper right half filled.
Circle with Lower Right Half Black – Represents lower right half filled.
Circle with Upper Left Half Black – Represents upper left half filled.
Circle with Lower Left Half Black – Represents lower left half filled.
Sun Symbol – Often used to represent brightness or day.
Radioactive Sign – Indicates radioactivity or hazardous materials.
Circled Times – Represents multiplication in mathematical contexts.
Circled Dot – Often used to represent the sun or a point of focus.
Inverse Bullet – Represents an empty point in lists or diagrams.
Inverse White Circle – Indicates a highlighted or important point.
Circle with Dot and Line – Represents a focus with direction.
Circle with Line – Used to indicate a relationship or connection.
Circle with Upper Left Arc – Represents a curved connection.
Circle with Upper Right Arc – Indicates a different curved connection.
Circle with Lower Left Arc – Represents a connection going downwards.
Circle with Lower Right Arc – Indicates a downward connection to the right.
Circle with Arrow Pointing Up – Indicates an upward direction.
Circle with Arrow Pointing Down – Indicates a downward direction.
Circle with Dot Inside – Represents focus or emphasis within a circle.
Japanese Zero – Used in Japanese writing, represents the numeral zero.
Symbol for ‘Line’ – Often used in various contexts in Japanese writing.
Black Circle – Indicates completion or a filled status.
Large Black Circle – Often used for emphasis or importance.
White Circle – Represents an empty or unfilled state.
Empty Set – Represents a set with no elements.
Ring Operator – Used in mathematics for various operations.
Circled Plus – Represents addition in mathematical contexts.
Circled Minus – Represents subtraction in mathematical contexts.
Circled Division – Represents division in mathematical contexts.
Circled Dot Operator – Used in mathematics to indicate a specific operation.
Circled Star Operator – Represents a specific mathematical operation.
Circled Intersection – Used in set theory to indicate intersection.
Circled Difference – Represents the difference between sets.
Hollow Circle – Represents an empty focus or point.
Hollow Circle – Represents an empty focus or point.
⦿
Black Circle with White Dot – Represents emphasis on a focal point.
ą
Small Letter A with Ogonek: A letter used in Polish, representing a nasalized vowel sound.
č
Small Letter C with Caron: Used in various Slavic languages, it represents a voiceless postalveolar fricative.
Ĥ
Capital Letter H with Circumflex: Used in Esperanto, represents a voiceless glottal fricative.
ħ
Small Letter H with Bar: Used in Maltese, representing a voiceless pharyngeal fricative.
ĩ
Small Letter I with Tilde: Represents a nasalized vowel in some phonetic alphabets.
Ň
Capital Letter N with Caron: Used in Czech and Slovak, representing a palatal nasal.
Ř
Capital Letter R with Caron: Used in Czech, representing a raised alveolar fricative.
Ť
Capital Letter T with Caron: Used in Czech, representing a palatalized voiceless stop.
Ŵ
Capital Letter W with Circumflex: Used in Welsh, representing a distinct vowel sound.
Ž
Capital Letter Z with Caron: Used in Czech and Slovak, representing a voiced postalveolar fricative.
Circled Latin Capital Letter A: Often used for emphasis or designating groups.
Circled Latin Capital Letter B: Similar use as ‘Ⓐ’, used for categorization or emphasis.
Circled Latin Capital Letter C: Used in various contexts for design or emphasis.
Circled Latin Capital Letter D: Commonly used for lists or highlighting specific points.
Circled Latin Capital Letter E: Employed in design or to represent categories.
Circled Latin Capital Letter F: Used for highlighting or categorization.
Circled Latin Capital Letter G: Often utilized for emphasis or as a design element.
Circled Latin Capital Letter H: Used similarly to other circled letters for design or emphasis.
Circled Latin Capital Letter I: Utilized for emphasis or special categorization.
Circled Latin Capital Letter J: Used in design or to denote special categories.
Circled Latin Capital Letter K: Employed in lists or for emphasis.
Circled Latin Capital Letter L: Commonly used for highlighting or categorization.
Circled Latin Capital Letter M: Often used in lists or for design purposes.
Circled Latin Capital Letter N: Used for emphasis or categorization in design.
Circled Latin Capital Letter O: Used similarly to other circled letters for design or emphasis.
Circled Latin Capital Letter P: Employed for highlighting or in lists.
Circled Latin Capital Letter Q: Commonly used for emphasis or as a design element.
Circled Latin Capital Letter R: Often utilized in lists or for categorization.
Circled Latin Capital Letter S: Used for emphasis or design purposes.
Circled Latin Capital Letter T: Commonly used for highlighting or in lists.
Circled Latin Capital Letter U: Employed for emphasis or special categorization.
Circled Latin Capital Letter V: Often used in design or to denote special categories.
Circled Latin Capital Letter W: Used for emphasis or in lists.
Circled Latin Capital Letter X: Employed in design or for special categorization.
Circled Latin Capital Letter Y: Commonly used for emphasis or in lists.
Circled Latin Capital Letter Z: Often utilized for design or to denote special categories.