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★
★ – 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
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.

Office & Law Symbols, Copyright, Trademark,

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©
© – 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.

Currency Symbols – Cent, Dollar, Euro… Symbols

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¢
¢ – 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.

Weather & Degree, Unit Symbols

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°
° – 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.

Check mark & Tick Symbols

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✓
✓ – 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
〤 – Ideographic Number Four: Used in East Asian contexts.
〥
〥 – Ideographic Number Five: Used in East Asian contexts.

Smileys & Emotion Emoji Symbols

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😂
😂 – 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

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👶
👶 – 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

Symbol Copy and Paste
💐
💐 – 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 Symbols

Symbol Copy and Paste
👍
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

Symbol Copy and Paste
⬆️
⬆️ 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

Text Love Heart Symbol Copy and Paste

Symbol Copy and Paste
♥
♥ Heart
♡
♡ White Heart
❤
❤ Red Heart
❥
❥ Heart with Arrow
❣
❣ Heart Exclamation
❦
❦ Heart Decoration
❧
❧ Decorative Heart
დ
დ Georgian Letter
ღ
ღ Georgian Letter
۵
۵ Persian Number
ლ
ლ Georgian Letter
ও
ও Bengali Letter
🤍
🤍 White Heart
🤎
🤎 Brown Heart
🩶
🩶 Light Green Heart
❤️️
❤️️ Red Heart
🧡️
🧡️ Orange Heart
🩷
🩷 Pink Heart
💙
💙 Blue Heart
💚
💚 Green Heart
💛
💛 Yellow Heart
💜
💜 Purple Heart
🖤
🖤 Black Heart
💗
💗 Growing Heart
💓
💓 Beating Heart
🩵
🩵 Light Blue Heart
💔
💔 Broken Heart
💟
💟 Heart with Stars
💕
💕 Two Hearts
💖
💖 Sparkling Heart
❣️
❣️ Heart Exclamation
💘
💘 Heart with Arrow
💝
💝 Heart with Ribbon
💞
💞 Revolving Hearts
💌
💌 Love Letter
❤‍🔥
❤‍🔥 Heart on Fire
❤‍🩹
❤‍🩹 Heart with Bandage
👫
👫 Couple
💑
💑 Couple with Heart
💏
💏 Kiss
💋
💋 Kiss Mark
😍
😍 Heart Eyes
😘
😘 Blowing a Kiss
😻
😻 Smiling Cat with Heart Eyes
🏩
🏩 Love Hotel
💒
💒 Wedding

Transport Emojis Copy and Paste

Symbol Copy and Paste
🚂
🚂 Locomotive
🚃
🚃 Railway Car
🚄
🚄 High-Speed Train
🚅
🚅 Bullet Train
🚆
🚆 Train
🚇
🚇 Metro
🚈
🚈 Light Rail
🚉
🚉 Station
🚊
🚊 Tram
🚌
🚌 Bus
🚍
🚍 Oncoming Bus
🚎
🚎 Trolleybus
🚐
🚐 Minibus
🚑
🚑 Ambulance
🚒
🚒 Fire Truck
🚓
🚓 Police Car
🚔
🚔 Oncoming Police Car
🚕
🚕 Taxi
🚗
🚗 Car
🚘
🚘 Oncoming Automobile
🚙
🚙 SUV
🚚
🚚 Delivery Truck
🚛
🚛 Articulated Lorry
🚜
🚜 Tractor
🏎
🏎 Racing Car
🏍
🏍 Motorcycle
🛵
🛵 Motor Scooter
🦽
🦽 Manual Wheelchair
🦼
🦼 Motorized Wheelchair

Flower Emoji & Symbol Copy and Paste

Symbol Copy and Paste
✽
✽ Sparkle
✾
✾ Star Flower
✿
✿ Blossom
✤
✤ Four Leaf Clover
❀
❀ Flower
❁
❁ Flower Symbol
𓆸
𓆸 Ancient Symbol
❃
❃ Leaf
❊
❊ Decorative Star
❋
❋ Flower Petal
✣
✣ Star
✤
✤ Clover
𓇕
𓇕 Ancient Symbol
𓆭
𓆭 Ancient Symbol
𓆱
𓆱 Ancient Symbol
𓇣
𓇣 Ancient Symbol
⚜
⚜ Fleur-de-lis
ꕤ
ꕤ Decorative Star
ꕥ
ꕥ Decorative Star
☘
☘ Shamrock
🌹
🌹 Rose
🥀
🥀 Wilted Flower
🌸
🌸 Blossom
🌷
🌷 Tulip
💐
💐 Bouquet
🎕
🎕 Cherry Blossom
💮
💮 White Flower
🍀
🍀 Four Leaf Clover
🌼
🌼 Blossom
🌻
🌻 Sunflower
🌺
🌺 Hibiscus

Weapon Symbol Copy and Paste

Symbol Copy and Paste
🕱
🕱 Candle
✂️
✂️ Scissors
🗡️
🗡️ Dagger
⚔️
⚔️ Crossed Swords
🛡️
🛡️ Shield
💣
💣 Bomb
🔥
🔥 Fire
🧨
🧨 Firecracker
🔫
🔫 Pistol
💥
💥 Collision
☠️
☠️ Skull
🔱
🔱 Trident Emblem
🏹
🏹 Bow and Arrow
⛓️
⛓️ Chains
🧷
🧷 Safety Pin
🍴
🍴 Fork and Knife
🔪
🔪 Kitchen Knife

Writing Symbol & Emoji Copy and Paste

Symbol 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

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

Symbol 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.
ꜩ
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.

Bracket Symbols

Symbol Copy and Paste
〈
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.
〱
Circle
Used in notation
Common in diagrams.

Chess & Card Symbols

Symbol Copy and Paste
♔
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.

Musical Notes & Music Symbols

Symbol Copy and Paste
♩
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.

Circle Symbols

Symbol Copy and Paste
◉
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.
〇
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.

Chinese Symbols

Symbol Copy and Paste
㊊
Circled 1
English: Represents the number one in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的1 (quān chū de 1)
㊋
Circled 2
English: Represents the number two in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的2 (quān chū de 2)
㊌
Circled 3
English: Represents the number three in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的3 (quān chū de 3)
㊍
Circled 4
English: Represents the number four in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的4 (quān chū de 4)
㊎
Circled 5
English: Represents the number five in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的5 (quān chū de 5)
㊏
Circled 6
English: Represents the number six in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的6 (quān chū de 6)
㊐
Circled 7
English: Represents the number seven in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的7 (quān chū de 7)
㊑
Circled 8
English: Represents the number eight in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的8 (quān chū de 8)
㊒
Circled 9
English: Represents the number nine in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的9 (quān chū de 9)
㊓
Circled 10
English: Represents the number ten in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的10 (quān chū de 10)
㊔
Circled 11
English: Represents the number eleven in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的11 (quān chū de 11)
㊕
Circled 12
English: Represents the number twelve in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的12 (quān chū de 12)
㊖
Circled 13
English: Represents the number thirteen in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的13 (quān chū de 13)
㊗
Circled 14
English: Represents the number fourteen in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的14 (quān chū de 14)
㊘
Circled 15
English: Represents the number fifteen in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的15 (quān chū de 15)
㊙
Circled 16
English: Represents the number sixteen in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的16 (quān chū de 16)
㊚
Circled 17
English: Represents the number seventeen in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的17 (quān chū de 17)
㊛
Circled 18
English: Represents the number eighteen in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的18 (quān chū de 18)
㊜
Circled 19
English: Represents the number nineteen in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的19 (quān chū de 19)
㊝
Circled 20
English: Represents the number twenty in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的20 (quān chū de 20)
㊞
Circled 21
English: Represents the number twenty-one in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的21 (quān chū de 21)
㊟
Circled 22
English: Represents the number twenty-two in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的22 (quān chū de 22)
㊠
Circled 23
English: Represents the number twenty-three in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的23 (quān chū de 23)
㊡
Circled 24
English: Represents the number twenty-four in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的24 (quān chū de 24)
㊢
Circled 25
English: Represents the number twenty-five in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的25 (quān chū de 25)
㊣
Circled 26
English: Represents the number twenty-six in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的26 (quān chū de 26)
㊤
Circled 27
English: Represents the number twenty-seven in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的27 (quān chū de 27)
㊥
Circled 28
English: Represents the number twenty-eight in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的28 (quān chū de 28)
㊦
Circled 29
English: Represents the number twenty-nine in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的29 (quān chū de 29)
㊧
Circled 30
English: Represents the number thirty in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的30 (quān chū de 30)
㊨
Circled 31
English: Represents the number thirty-one in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的31 (quān chū de 31)
㊩
Circled 32
English: Represents the number thirty-two in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的32 (quān chū de 32)
㊪
Circled 33
English: Represents the number thirty-three in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的33 (quān chū de 33)
㊫
Circled 34
English: Represents the number thirty-four in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的34 (quān chū de 34)
㊬
Circled 35
English: Represents the number thirty-five in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的35 (quān chū de 35)
㊭
Circled 36
English: Represents the number thirty-six in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的36 (quān chū de 36)
㊮
Circled 37
English: Represents the number thirty-seven in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的37 (quān chū de 37)
㊯
Circled 38
English: Represents the number thirty-eight in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的38 (quān chū de 38)
㊰
Circled 39
English: Represents the number thirty-nine in a circled format.
Chinese: 圈出的39 (quān chū de 39)

Japanese Symbols

Symbol Copy and Paste
ぁ
Small A
English: Represents the small version of ‘a’.
Japanese: 小さい「ア」 (chiisai “A”)
あ
A
English: Represents the vowel sound ‘a’.
Japanese: 「ア」 (A)
ぃ
Small I
English: Represents the small version of ‘i’.
Japanese: 小さい「イ」 (chiisai “I”)
い
I
English: Represents the vowel sound ‘i’.
Japanese: 「イ」 (I)
ぅ
Small U
English: Represents the small version of ‘u’.
Japanese: 小さい「ウ」 (chiisai “U”)
う
U
English: Represents the vowel sound ‘u’.
Japanese: 「ウ」 (U)
ぇ
Small E
English: Represents the small version of ‘e’.
Japanese: 小さい「エ」 (chiisai “E”)
え
E
English: Represents the vowel sound ‘e’.
Japanese: 「エ」 (E)
ぉ
Small O
English: Represents the small version of ‘o’.
Japanese: 小さい「オ」 (chiisai “O”)
お
O
English: Represents the vowel sound ‘o’.
Japanese: 「オ」 (O)
か
Ka
English: Represents the consonant ‘k’ followed by ‘a’.
Japanese: 「カ」 (Ka)
が
Ga
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ka’.
Japanese: 「ガ」 (Ga)
き
Ki
English: Represents the consonant ‘k’ followed by ‘i’.
Japanese: 「キ」 (Ki)
ぎ
Gi
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ki’.
Japanese: 「ギ」 (Gi)
く
Ku
English: Represents the consonant ‘k’ followed by ‘u’.
Japanese: 「ク」 (Ku)
ぐ
Gu
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ku’.
Japanese: 「グ」 (Gu)
け
Ke
English: Represents the consonant ‘k’ followed by ‘e’.
Japanese: 「ケ」 (Ke)
げ
Ge
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ke’.
Japanese: 「ゲ」 (Ge)
こ
Ko
English: Represents the consonant ‘k’ followed by ‘o’.
Japanese: 「コ」 (Ko)
ご
Go
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ko’.
Japanese: 「ゴ」 (Go)
さ
Sa
English: Represents the consonant ‘s’ followed by ‘a’.
Japanese: 「サ」 (Sa)
ざ
Za
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘sa’.
Japanese: 「ザ」 (Za)
し
Shi
English: Represents the consonant ‘sh’ followed by ‘i’.
Japanese: 「シ」 (Shi)
じ
Ji
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘shi’.
Japanese: 「ジ」 (Ji)
す
Su
English: Represents the consonant ‘s’ followed by ‘u’.
Japanese: 「ス」 (Su)
ず
Zu
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘su’.
Japanese: 「ズ」 (Zu)
せ
Se
English: Represents the consonant ‘s’ followed by ‘e’.
Japanese: 「セ」 (Se)
ぜ
Ze
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘se’.
Japanese: 「ゼ」 (Ze)
そ
So
English: Represents the consonant ‘s’ followed by ‘o’.
Japanese: 「ソ」 (So)
ぞ
Zo
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘so’.
Japanese: 「ゾ」 (Zo)
た
Ta
English: Represents the consonant ‘t’ followed by ‘a’.
Japanese: 「タ」 (Ta)
だ
Da
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ta’.
Japanese: 「ダ」 (Da)
ち
Chi
English: Represents the consonant ‘ch’ followed by ‘i’.
Japanese: 「チ」 (Chi)
ぢ
Ji (Alternate)
English: Voiced version of ‘chi’, used in some words.
Japanese: 「ヂ」 (Ji)
っ
Small Tsu
English: Indicates a pause or gemination of the next consonant.
Japanese: 小さい「ツ」 (chiisai “Tsu”)
つ
Tsu
English: Represents the consonant ‘t’ followed by ‘u’.
Japanese: 「ツ」 (Tsu)
づ
Zu (Alternate)
English: Voiced version of ‘tsu’, used in some words.
Japanese: 「ヅ」 (Zu)
て
Te
English: Represents the consonant ‘t’ followed by ‘e’.
Japanese: 「テ」 (Te)
で
De
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘te’.
Japanese: 「デ」 (De)
と
To
English: Represents the consonant ‘t’ followed by ‘o’.
Japanese: 「ト」 (To)
ど
Do
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘to’.
Japanese: 「ド」 (Do)
な
Na
English: Represents the consonant ‘n’ followed by ‘a’.
Japanese: 「ナ」 (Na)
に
Ni
English: Represents the consonant ‘n’ followed by ‘i’.
Japanese: 「ニ」 (Ni)
ぬ
Nu
English: Represents the consonant ‘n’ followed by ‘u’.
Japanese: 「ヌ」 (Nu)
ね
Ne
English: Represents the consonant ‘n’ followed by ‘e’.
Japanese: 「ネ」 (Ne)
の
No
English: Represents the consonant ‘n’ followed by ‘o’.
Japanese: 「ノ」 (No)
は
Ha
English: Represents the consonant ‘h’ followed by ‘a’.
Japanese: 「ハ」 (Ha)
ば
Ba
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ha’.
Japanese: 「バ」 (Ba)
ぱ
Pa
English: Represents the aspirated version of ‘ha’.
Japanese: 「パ」 (Pa)
ひ
Hi
English: Represents the consonant ‘h’ followed by ‘i’.
Japanese: 「ヒ」 (Hi)
び
Bi
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘hi’.
Japanese: 「ビ」 (Bi)
ぴ
Pi
English: Represents the aspirated version of ‘hi’.
Japanese: 「ピ」 (Pi)
ふ
Fu
English: Represents the consonant ‘f’ followed by ‘u’.
Japanese: 「フ」 (Fu)
ぶ
Bu
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘fu’.
Japanese: 「ブ」 (Bu)
ぷ
Pu
English: Represents the aspirated version of ‘fu’.
Japanese: 「プ」 (Pu)
へ
He
English: Represents the consonant ‘h’ followed by ‘e’.
Japanese: 「ヘ」 (He)
べ
Be
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘he’.
Japanese: 「ベ」 (Be)
ぺ
Pe
English: Represents the aspirated version of ‘he’.
Japanese: 「ペ」 (Pe)
ほ
Ho
English: Represents the consonant ‘h’ followed by ‘o’.
Japanese: 「ホ」 (Ho)
ぼ
Bo
English: Represents the voiced version of ‘ho’.
Japanese: 「ボ」 (Bo)
ぽ
Po
English: Represents the aspirated version of ‘ho’.
Japanese: 「ポ」 (Po)
ま
Ma
English: Represents the consonant ‘m’ followed by ‘a’.
Japanese: 「マ」 (Ma)
み
Mi
English: Represents the consonant ‘m’ followed by ‘i’.
Japanese: 「ミ」 (Mi)

Korean Symbols

Symbol Copy and Paste
ㄱ
G
English: Represents the consonant ‘g’.
Korean: 자음 ‘기역’ (jajeum ‘giyok’)
ㄲ
GG
English: Represents the tense consonant ‘gg’.
Korean: 경음 ‘쌍기역’ (gyeongeum ‘ssang giyok’)
ㄳ
GS
English: Represents the combination of ‘g’ and ‘s’.
Korean: ‘기역’과 ‘시옷’의 결합 (giyok-gwa siot-ui gyeolhap)
ㄴ
N
English: Represents the consonant ‘n’.
Korean: 자음 ‘니은’ (jajeum ‘nieun’)
ㄵ
NJ
English: Represents the combination of ‘n’ and ‘j’.
Korean: ‘니은’과 ‘지읒’의 결합 (nieun-gwa jieut-ui gyeolhap)
ㄶ
NH
English: Represents the combination of ‘n’ and ‘h’.
Korean: ‘니은’과 ‘히읗’의 결합 (nieun-gwa hieut-ui gyeolhap)
ㄷ
D
English: Represents the consonant ‘d’.
Korean: 자음 ‘디귿’ (jajeum ‘digeut’)
ㄸ
DD
English: Represents the tense consonant ‘dd’.
Korean: 경음 ‘쌍디귿’ (gyeongeum ‘ssang digeut’)
ㄹ
R
English: Represents the consonant ‘r/l’.
Korean: 자음 ‘리을’ (jajeum ‘rieul’)
ㄺ
RK
English: Represents the combination of ‘r’ and ‘g’.
Korean: ‘리을’과 ‘기역’의 결합 (rieul-gwa giyok-ui gyeolhap)
ㄻ
RM
English: Represents the combination of ‘r’ and ‘m’.
Korean: ‘리을’과 ‘미음’의 결합 (rieul-gwa mieum-ui gyeolhap)
ㄼ
RB
English: Represents the combination of ‘r’ and ‘b’.
Korean: ‘리을’과 ‘비읍’의 결합 (rieul-gwa bieup-ui gyeolhap)
ㄽ
RS
English: Represents the combination of ‘r’ and ‘s’.
Korean: ‘리을’과 ‘시옷’의 결합 (rieul-gwa siot-ui gyeolhap)
ㄾ
RT
English: Represents the combination of ‘r’ and ‘t’.
Korean: ‘리을’과 ‘티읕’의 결합 (rieul-gwa tieut-ui gyeolhap)
ㄿ
RP
English: Represents the combination of ‘r’ and ‘p’.
Korean: ‘리을’과 ‘피읖’의 결합 (rieul-gwa pieup-ui gyeolhap)
ㅀ
RH
English: Represents the combination of ‘r’ and ‘h’.
Korean: ‘리을’과 ‘히읗’의 결합 (rieul-gwa hieut-ui gyeolhap)
ㅁ
M
English: Represents the consonant ‘m’.
Korean: 자음 ‘미음’ (jajeum ‘mieum’)
ㅂ
B
English: Represents the consonant ‘b’.
Korean: 자음 ‘비읍’ (jajeum ‘bieup’)
ㅃ
BB
English: Represents the tense consonant ‘bb’.
Korean: 경음 ‘쌍비읍’ (gyeongeum ‘ssang bieup’)
ㅄ
BS
English: Represents the combination of ‘b’ and ‘s’.
Korean: ‘비읍’과 ‘시옷’의 결합 (bieup-gwa siot-ui gyeolhap)
ㅅ
S
English: Represents the consonant ‘s’.
Korean: 자음 ‘시옷’ (jajeum ‘siot’)
ㅆ
SS
English: Represents the tense consonant ‘ss’.
Korean: 경음 ‘쌍시옷’ (gyeongeum ‘ssang siot’)
ㅇ
NG
English: Represents the consonant ‘ng’ or a placeholder sound.
Korean: 자음 ‘이응’ (jajeum ‘ieung’)
ㅈ
J
English: Represents the consonant ‘j’.
Korean: 자음 ‘지읒’ (jajeum ‘jieut’)
ㅉ
JJ
English: Represents the tense consonant ‘jj’.
Korean: 경음 ‘쌍지읒’ (gyeongeum ‘ssang jieut’)
ㅊ
CH
English: Represents the consonant ‘ch’.
Korean: 자음 ‘치읓’ (jajeum ‘chieut’)
ㅋ
K
English: Represents the consonant ‘k’.
Korean: 자음 ‘키읔’ (jajeum ‘kieuk’)
ㅌ
T
English: Represents the consonant ‘t’.
Korean: 자음 ‘티읕’ (jajeum ‘tieut’)
ㅍ
P
English: Represents the consonant ‘p’.
Korean: 자음 ‘피읖’ (jajeum ‘pieup’)
ㅎ
H
English: Represents the consonant ‘h’.
Korean: 자음 ‘히읗’ (jajeum ‘hieut’)
ㅏ
A
English: Represents the vowel ‘a’.
Korean: 모음 ‘아’ (moeum ‘a’)
ㅐ
AE
English: Represents the vowel ‘ae’.
Korean: 모음 ‘애’ (moeum ‘ae’)
ㅑ
YA
English: Represents the vowel ‘ya’.
Korean: 모음 ‘야’ (moeum ‘ya’)
ㅒ
YAE
English: Represents the vowel ‘yae’.
Korean: 모음 ‘얘’ (moeum ‘yae’)
ㅓ
EO
English: Represents the vowel ‘eo’.
Korean: 모음 ‘어’ (moeum ‘eo’)
ㅔ
E
English: Represents the vowel ‘e’.
Korean: 모음 ‘에’ (moeum ‘e’)
ㅕ
YE
English: Represents the vowel ‘yeo’.
Korean: 모음 ‘여’ (moeum ‘yeo’)
ㅖ
YE
English: Represents the vowel ‘ye’.
Korean: 모음 ‘예’ (moeum ‘ye’)
ㅗ
O
English: Represents the vowel ‘o’.
Korean: 모음 ‘오’ (moeum ‘o’)
ㅘ
WA
English: Represents the vowel ‘wa’.
Korean: 모음 ‘와’ (moeum ‘wa’)
ㅙ
WAE
English: Represents the vowel ‘wae’.
Korean: 모음 ‘왜’ (moeum ‘wae’)
ㅚ
OE
English: Represents the vowel ‘oe’.
Korean: 모음 ‘외’ (moeum ‘oe’)
ㅛ
YO
English: Represents the vowel ‘yo’.
Korean: 모음 ‘요’ (moeum ‘yo’)
ㅜ
U
English: Represents the vowel ‘u’.
Korean: 모음 ‘우’ (moeum ‘u’)
ㅝ
WO
English: Represents the vowel ‘wo’.
Korean: 모음 ‘워’ (moeum ‘wo’)
ㅞ
WE
English: Represents the vowel ‘we’.
Korean: 모음 ‘웨’ (moeum ‘we’)
ㅟ
WI
English: Represents the vowel ‘wi’.
Korean: 모음 ‘위’ (moeum ‘wi’)
ㅠ
YU
English: Represents the vowel ‘yu’.
Korean: 모음 ‘유’ (moeum ‘yu’)
ㅡ
EU
English: Represents the vowel ‘eu’.
Korean: 모음 ‘으’ (moeum ‘eu’)
ㅢ
UI
English: Represents the vowel ‘ui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘ui’)
ㅥ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅦ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅧ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅨ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅩ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅪ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅫ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅬ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅭ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅮ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅯ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅰ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅱ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅲ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅳ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅴ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅵ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅶ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅷ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅸ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅹ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅺ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅻ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅼ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅽ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅾ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㅿ
EUI
English: Represents the vowel ‘eui’.
Korean: 모음 ‘의’ (moeum ‘eui’)
ㆀ
EUI
English: Represents a special consonant sound.
Korean: 특수 자음 (teuksu jajeum)
ㆁ
EUI
English: Represents another special consonant sound.
Korean: 특수 자음 (teuksu jajeum)
ㆂ
EUI
English: Represents a rare consonant sound.
Korean: 드문 자음 (deureun jajeum)
ㆃ
EUI
English: Represents another rare consonant sound.
Korean: 드문 자음 (deureun jajeum)
ㆄ
EUI
English: Represents a special consonant sound.
Korean: 특수 자음 (teuksu jajeum)
ㆅ
EUI
English: Represents a unique consonant sound.
Korean: 독특한 자음 (dokteukan jajeum)
ㆆ
EUI
English: Represents a specific sound in Korean.
Korean: 특정한 소리 (teugjeonghan sori)
ㆇ
EUI
English: Represents a particular sound.
Korean: 특정한 소리 (teugjeonghan sori)
ㆈ
EUI
English: Represents a unique sound in Korean.
Korean: 독특한 소리 (dokteukan sori)
ㆉ
EUI
English: Represents a specific sound.
Korean: 특정한 소리 (teugjeonghan sori)

Male, Female, People & Smiley Symbols

Symbol Copy and Paste
♀
♀ (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
ヅ (Katakana) – A character in the Japanese katakana syllabary, used for foreign words and names.
ツ
ツ (Katakana) – Another katakana character, frequently used in Japanese writing.
㋡
㋡ – A symbol often used in Japanese contexts, representing various meanings based on context.
웃
웃 (Korean) – Represents laughter in the Korean language; symbolizes joy and happiness.
유
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
シ (Katakana) – A katakana character, commonly used in Japanese writing for foreign words.
ッ
ッ (Katakana) – Another katakana character, used in Japanese for emphasizing consonants.
㋛
㋛ – A symbol often found in Japanese culture, often associated with seasons or festivals.
ꑇ
ꑇ (Myanmar) – A character from the Myanmar script, representing specific sounds in the language.
ꐦ
ꐦ (Myanmar) – Represents another character in the Myanmar script, used for specific phonetic sounds.
ꐠ
ꐠ (Myanmar) – A character from the Myanmar script, important for the Burmese language.
ꐡ
ꐡ (Myanmar) – Represents a character used in the Myanmar language, contributing to its phonetic structure.
ꐕ
ꐕ (Myanmar) – A character from the Myanmar script, significant in Burmese writing.
ꌇ
ꌇ (Tibetan) – Represents a character from the Tibetan script, used in Tibetan language.
ꌈ
ꌈ (Tibetan) – Another Tibetan script character, important in Tibetan culture.
ꉕ
ꉕ (Tibetan) – A character from the Tibetan alphabet, used in religious texts.
ꈋ
ꈋ (Brahmi) – A character from the ancient Brahmi script, precursor to many modern scripts.
ꈌ
ꈌ (Brahmi) – Represents another character from the Brahmi script, important in historical linguistics.
ꆛ
ꆛ (Brahmi) – A character from the ancient Brahmi script, significant in the study of early writing systems.
ꆜ
ꆜ (Brahmi) – Represents a Brahmi script character, used in early South Asian texts.
ꃼ
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
〲 – A special symbol used in various cultural contexts, often seen in decorative art.
〴
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
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
ὃ (Greek) – Represents a letter in the Greek alphabet, significant in ancient texts.
ὕ
ὕ (Greek) – Represents another Greek letter, often used in philosophy.
ὣ
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

Symbol Copy and Paste
·
· (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.

Astrological & Zodiac Sign Symbols

Symbol Copy and Paste
☮
☮ (Peace Symbol) – Represents peace.
☸
☸ (Wheel of Dharma) – Symbol in Buddhism.
♈
♈ (Aries) – Zodiac sign for March.
♉
♉ (Taurus) – Zodiac sign for April.
☪
☪ (Star and Crescent) – Symbol of Islam.
♊
♊ (Gemini) – Zodiac sign for May.
♋
♋ (Cancer) – Zodiac sign for June.
♌
♌ (Leo) – Zodiac sign for July.
♍
♍ (Virgo) – Zodiac sign for August.
♎
♎ (Libra) – Zodiac sign for September.
♏
♏ (Scorpio) – Zodiac sign for October.
♐
♐ (Sagittarius) – Zodiac sign for November.
♑
♑ (Capricorn) – Zodiac sign for December.
♒
♒ (Aquarius) – Zodiac sign for January.
♓
♓ (Pisces) – Zodiac sign for February.
☤
☤ (Caduceus) – Symbol of medicine.
☥
☥ (Ankh) – Symbol of life in Ancient Egypt.
☧
☧ (Chi Rho) – Christian symbol.
☨
☨ (Symbol for All Religions) – Represents inclusivity.
☩
☩ (Cross of Calvary) – Symbol of Christianity.
☫
☫ (Star of David) – Symbol of Judaism.
☬
☬ (Om) – Sacred sound in Hinduism.
☭
☭ (Hammer and Sickle) – Symbol of communism.
☯
☯ (Yin Yang) – Symbol of balance in Taoism.
☽
☽ (Crescent Moon) – Often associated with femininity.
☾
☾ (Crescent Moon) – Symbol of the night.
✙
✙ (Cross) – Christian symbol.
✚
✚ (Heavy Plus Sign) – Represents addition.
✛
✛ (Heavy Minus Sign) – Represents subtraction.
✜
✜ (Heavy Multiplication Sign) – Represents multiplication.
✝
✝ (Latin Cross) – Symbol of Christianity.
✞
✞ (Cross with Nails) – Represents crucifixion.
✟
✟ (Star Cross) – Christian symbol.
†
† (Dagger) – Often used to indicate death.
⊹
⊹ (Circled Dot) – Used in mathematics and design.
‡
‡ (Double Dagger) – Used for footnotes.
♁
♁ (Earth) – Represents the planet Earth.
♆
♆ (Neptune) – Represents the planet Neptune.
❖
❖ (Four Star) – Decorative symbol.
♅
♅ (Uranus) – Represents the planet Uranus.
✠
✠ (Malta Cross) – Symbol of the Knights Hospitaller.
✡
✡ (Star of David) – Symbol of Judaism.
✢
✢ (Hearts) – Symbol of love.
卍
卍 (Swastika) – Ancient symbol used in various cultures.
卐
卐 (Reverse Swastika) – Symbol with various meanings.
〷
〷 (Looped Cross) – Decorative symbol.
☠
☠ (Skull and Crossbones) – Represents poison.
☢
☢ (Radioactive) – Represents radiation.
☣
☣ (Biohazard) – Symbol for biological hazard.
☦
☦ (Orthodox Cross) – Symbol of Eastern Orthodoxy.

Maths Symbols- Sum, Infinity, PI… Symbols

Symbol Copy and Paste
π
π (Pi) – Ratio of circumference to diameter of a circle.
∞
∞ (Infinity) – Represents an unbounded quantity.
Σ
Σ (Summation) – Represents the sum of a sequence of numbers.
√
√ (Square root) – Represents the principal square root of a number.
∛
∛ (Cube root) – Represents the cube root of a number.
∜
∜ (Fourth root) – Represents the fourth root of a number.
∫
∫ (Integral) – Represents the integral of a function.
∬
∬ (Double integral) – Represents the integral over a two-dimensional region.
∭
∭ (Triple integral) – Represents the integral over a three-dimensional region.
∮
∮ (Contour integral) – Represents the integral around a closed curve.
∯
∯ (Surface integral) – Represents the integral over a surface.
∰
∰ (Volume integral) – Represents the integral over a volume.
∀
∀ (For all) – Indicates that a statement is true for all elements.
∁
∁ (Complement) – Represents the complement of a set.
∂
∂ (Partial derivative) – Represents the derivative of a function with respect to one variable.
∃
∃ (Exists) – Indicates that there exists at least one element that satisfies a condition.
∄
∄ (Does not exist) – Indicates that no elements satisfy a condition.
∅
∅ (Empty set) – Represents the set that contains no elements.
∆
∆ (Increment) – Often used to denote change or difference.
∇
∇ (Nabla) – Represents vector differential operators, such as gradient.
∈
∈ (Element of) – Indicates that an element belongs to a set.
∉
∉ (Not an element of) – Indicates that an element does not belong to a set.
∊
∊ (Such that) – Used in set notation to indicate a condition.
∋
∋ (Contains) – Indicates that a set contains a particular element.
∌
∌ (Does not contain) – Indicates that a set does not contain a particular element.
∍
∍ (Membership) – Indicates the relation of an element to a set.
∎
∎ (End of proof) – Symbol used to denote the end of a proof.
∏
∏ (Product) – Represents the product of a sequence of factors.
∐
∐ (Coproduct) – Represents the coproduct in category theory.
∑
∑ (Summation) – Represents the sum of a sequence of numbers.
−
− (Minus) – Indicates subtraction.
∓
∓ (Minus or plus) – Indicates that a quantity can be either negative or positive.
∔
∔ (Plus or minus) – Indicates that a value can be either increased or decreased.
∕
∕ (Division slash) – Indicates division.
∖
∖ (Set difference) – Represents the difference between two sets.
∗
∗ (Star) – Often used to denote multiplication or convolution.
∘
∘ (Circle) – Represents function composition.
∙
∙ (Bullet) – Represents multiplication or a dot product.
∝
∝ (Proportional to) – Indicates that two quantities are proportional.
∟
∟ (Right angle) – Indicates a right angle.
∠
∠ (Angle) – Represents an angle in geometry.
∡
∡ (Measured angle) – Indicates a specific measurement of an angle.
∢
∢ (Spherical angle) – Represents an angle on the surface of a sphere.
∣
∣ (Divides) – Indicates that one number divides another.
∤
∤ (Does not divide) – Indicates that one number does not divide another.
∥
∥ (Parallel) – Indicates that two lines are parallel.
∦
∦ (Not parallel) – Indicates that two lines are not parallel.
∧
∧ (And) – Represents logical conjunction.
∨
∨ (Or) – Represents logical disjunction.
∩
∩ (Intersection) – Represents the common elements of two sets.
∪
∪ (Union) – Represents the combination of two sets.
∴
∴ (Therefore) – Indicates a logical conclusion.
∵
∵ (Because) – Indicates reasoning for a conclusion.
∶
∶ (Ratio) – Represents a ratio between two quantities.
∷
∷ (Proportion) – Indicates a proportional relationship.
∸
∸ (Dot minus) – Represents subtraction with a dot notation.
∹
∹ (Dot plus) – Represents addition with a dot notation.
∺
∺ (Dot times) – Represents multiplication with a dot notation.
∻
∻ (Dot division) – Represents division with a dot notation.
∼
∼ (Tilde) – Indicates approximation or similarity.
∽
∽ (Similar to) – Indicates that two figures are similar.
∾
∾ (Wavy equals) – Represents equivalence under a certain condition.
∿
∿ (Reversed tilde) – Indicates an inverted relationship.
≀
≀ (Wavy tilde) – Represents a wavy relation between two elements.
≁
≁ (Tilde operator) – Represents an operation relating to approximation.
≂
≂ (Approximately equal to) – Indicates that two values are close in value.
≃
≃ (Asymptotically equal to) – Indicates that two functions are equal at infinity.
≄
≄ (Not approximately equal to) – Indicates that two values are not close in value.
≅
≅ (Congruent to) – Indicates that two figures are congruent.
≆
≆ (Not approximately equal to) – Indicates that two values are not close.
≇
≇ (Approximately equal to) – Indicates that two values are close in value.
≈
≈ (Approximately equal to) – Denotes that two values are approximately equal.
≉
≉ (Not approximately equal to) – Indicates two values are not close.
≊
≊ (Asymptotically equal to) – Indicates two functions are equal at infinity.
≋
≋ (Equivalent to) – Indicates equivalence between two expressions.
≌
≌ (Identical to) – Indicates two quantities are identical.
≍
≍ (Congruent to) – Indicates that two figures are congruent.
≎
≎ (Less than or equal to) – Indicates a relation where one value is not greater than another.
≏
≏ (Greater than or equal to) – Indicates a relation where one value is not less than another.
≐
≐ (Almost equal to) – Indicates that two values are nearly equal.
≑
≑ (Almost equal to) – Indicates that two values are nearly equal.
≒
≒ (Proportional to) – Indicates that two quantities are proportional.
≓
≓ (Not equal to) – Indicates that two values are not equal.
≔
≔ (Equal to) – Indicates that two values are equal.
≕
≕ (Identical to) – Indicates two expressions are exactly the same.
≖
≖ (Approximately equal to) – Indicates two values are nearly equal.
≗
≗ (Equal to) – Denotes equality between two expressions.
≘
≘ (Approximately equal to) – Indicates that two values are close in value.
≙
≙ (Almost equal to) – Indicates that two values are nearly equal.
≚
≚ (Congruent to) – Indicates that two figures are congruent.
≛
≛ (Approximately equal to) – Indicates that two values are close.
≜
≜ (Equal to) – Denotes equality between two quantities.
≝
≝ (Not equal to) – Indicates that two values are not equal.
≞
≞ (Equal to) – Denotes equality between two expressions.
≟
≟ (Approximately equal to) – Indicates two values are close in value.
≠
≠ (Not equal to) – Indicates that two values are not equal.
≡
≡ (Identically equal to) – Indicates that two quantities are identically equal.
≢
≢ (Not identically equal to) – Indicates that two quantities are not identically equal.
≣
≣ (Equal by definition) – Indicates equality by definition.
≤
≤ (Less than or equal to) – Indicates a relation where one value is not greater than another.
≥
≥ (Greater than or equal to) – Indicates a relation where one value is not less than another.
≦
≦ (Less than or equal to) – Indicates a relation where one value is not greater than another.
≧
≧ (Greater than or equal to) – Indicates a relation where one value is not less than another.
≨
≨ (Less than or equal to) – Indicates a relation where one value is not greater than another.
≩
≩ (Greater than or equal to) – Indicates a relation where one value is not less than another.
≪
≪ (Much less than) – Indicates a strong inequality.
≫
≫ (Much greater than) – Indicates a strong inequality.
≬
≬ (Less than or equivalent to) – Indicates a relation that combines both inequalities.
≭
≭ (Not less than or equal to) – Indicates that one value is not less than or equal to another.
≮
≮ (Not greater than) – Indicates that one value is not greater than another.
≯
≯ (Not less than) – Indicates that one value is not less than another.
≰
≰ (Precedes) – Indicates a relation where one quantity precedes another.
≱
≱ (Succeeds) – Indicates a relation where one quantity succeeds another.
≲
≲ (Less than or equal to) – Indicates a relation where one value is not greater than another.
≳
≳ (Greater than or equal to) – Indicates a relation where one value is not less than another.
≴
≴ (Not less than or equal to) – Indicates that one value is not less than or equal to another.
≵
≵ (Not greater than or equal to) – Indicates that one value is not greater than or equal to another.
≶
≶ (Precedes) – Indicates that one quantity precedes another.
≷
≷ (Succeeds) – Indicates that one quantity succeeds another.
≸
≸ (Less than) – Indicates that one value is less than another.
≹
≹ (Greater than) – Indicates that one value is greater than another.
≺
≺ (Precedes) – Indicates that one quantity precedes another.
≻
≻ (Succeeds) – Indicates that one quantity succeeds another.
≼
≼ (Less than or equal to) – Indicates a relation where one value is not greater than another.
≽
≽ (Greater than or equal to) – Indicates a relation where one value is not less than another.
≾
≾ (Precedes or equivalent to) – Indicates a relation that combines both precedes and equivalence.
≿
≿ (Succeeds or equivalent to) – Indicates a relation that combines both succeeds and equivalence.
⊀
⊀ (Does not contain) – Indicates that one set does not contain another.
⊁
⊁ (Does not contain) – Indicates that one set does not contain another.
⊂
⊂ (Subset of) – Indicates that one set is a subset of another.
⊃
⊃ (Superset of) – Indicates that one set is a superset of another.
⊄
⊄ (Not a subset of) – Indicates that one set is not a subset of another.
⊅
⊅ (Not a superset of) – Indicates that one set is not a superset of another.
⊆
⊆ (Subset or equal to) – Indicates that one set is a subset or equal to another.
⊇
⊇ (Superset or equal to) – Indicates that one set is a superset or equal to another.
⊈
⊈ (Not a subset of) – Indicates that one set is not a subset of another.
⊉
⊉ (Not a superset of) – Indicates that one set is not a superset of another.
⊊
⊊ (Proper subset of) – Indicates that one set is a proper subset of another.
⊋
⊋ (Proper superset of) – Indicates that one set is a proper superset of another.
⊌
⊌ (Multi-set union) – Indicates the union of multi-sets.
⊍
⊍ (Multi-set intersection) – Indicates the intersection of multi-sets.
⊎
⊎ (Multi-set union with complement) – Indicates the union of multi-sets with a complement.
⊏
⊏ (Subset of or equal to) – Indicates that one set is a subset or equal to another.
⊐
⊐ (Superset of or equal to) – Indicates that one set is a superset or equal to another.
⊑
⊑ (Proper subset of) – Indicates that one set is a proper subset of another.
⊒
⊒ (Proper superset of) – Indicates that one set is a proper superset of another.
⊓
⊓ (Intersection) – Indicates the intersection of sets.
⊔
⊔ (Union) – Indicates the union of sets.
⊕
⊕ (Direct sum) – Represents the direct sum of structures.
⊖
⊖ (Circled minus) – Indicates the operation of subtraction in a circled format.
⊗
⊗ (Tensor product) – Represents the tensor product of structures.
⊘
⊘ (Circled division) – Indicates division in a circled format.
⊙
⊙ (Circled dot) – Represents multiplication or dot product in a circled format.
⊚
⊚ (Circled ring operator) – Represents a specific type of operation in algebra.
⊛
⊛ (Circled asterisk) – Represents a circled version of the asterisk operator.
⊜
⊜ (Circled plus) – Indicates the addition operation in a circled format.
⊝
⊝ (Circled minus) – Indicates subtraction in a circled format.
⊞
⊞ (Circled square) – Represents a specific operation denoted by a circled square.
⊟
⊟ (Circled dash) – Indicates subtraction or negative in a circled format.
⊠
⊠ (Circled dot operator) – Represents an operation involving a dot in a circled format.
⊡
⊡ (Circled ring operator) – Indicates a specific type of ring operation.
⊢
⊢ (Turnstile) – Represents a syntactic consequence or derivation.
⊣
⊣ (Turnstile) – Indicates a reverse syntactic consequence or derivation.
⊤
⊤ (Top) – Represents the logical truth or the top element in a lattice.
⊥
⊥ (Bottom) – Represents the logical falsity or the bottom element in a lattice.
⊦
⊦ (Axiomatic system) – Indicates an axiomatic system in logic.
⊧
⊧ (Models) – Represents the notion of models in logic.
⊨
⊨ (Entails) – Indicates a logical entailment.
⊩
⊩ (Rels) – Represents a relationship in logic.
⊪
⊪ (Rels) – Indicates a relation or relationship in logic.
⊫
⊫ (Set membership) – Represents membership in a set.
⊬
⊬ (Set non-membership) – Indicates non-membership in a set.
⊭
⊭ (Models) – Indicates a model of a set or logic system.
⊮
⊮ (Not models) – Indicates that something is not a model.
⊯
⊯ (Not implies) – Represents a negation of an implication.
⊰
⊰ (Left turnstile) – Represents a syntactic consequence or derivation with a left turnstile.
⊱
⊱ (Right turnstile) – Indicates a reverse syntactic consequence with a right turnstile.
⊲
⊲ (Left arrow) – Represents a directional or relational aspect pointing left.
⊳
⊳ (Right arrow) – Indicates a directional or relational aspect pointing right.
⊴
⊴ (Up arrow) – Represents a directional aspect pointing upwards.
⊵
⊵ (Down arrow) – Indicates a directional aspect pointing downwards.
⊶
⊶ (North east arrow) – Represents a diagonal direction pointing north-east.
⊷
⊷ (North west arrow) – Indicates a diagonal direction pointing north-west.
⊸
⊸ (South east arrow) – Represents a diagonal direction pointing south-east.
⊹
⊹ (South west arrow) – Indicates a diagonal direction pointing south-west.
⊺
⊺ (Circle plus) – Represents addition or union in a circular format.
⊻
⊻ (Circle exclusive or) – Indicates an exclusive disjunction in a circular format.
⊼
⊼ (Circle and) – Represents logical conjunction in a circular format.
⊽
⊽ (Circle or) – Indicates a logical disjunction in a circular format.
⊾
⊾ (Circle intersection) – Represents the intersection of sets in a circular format.
⊿
⊿ (Circle union) – Indicates the union of sets in a circular format.
⋀
⋀ (Logical and) – Represents logical conjunction.
⋁
⋁ (Logical or) – Indicates logical disjunction.
⋂
⋂ (Intersection) – Represents the intersection of sets.
⋃
⋃ (Union) – Indicates the union of sets.
⋄
⋄ (Diamond operator) – Represents a specific type of operation.
⋅
⋅ (Dot operator) – Indicates multiplication or dot product.
⋆
⋆ (Star operator) – Represents a specific operation denoted by a star.
⋇
⋇ (Dot star) – Indicates a combination of dot and star operations.
⋈
⋈ (Join operator) – Represents the join operation in set theory.
⋉
⋉ (Join operator with two arguments) – Indicates a binary join operation.
⋊
⋊ (Natural join) – Represents a natural join in relational algebra.
⋋
⋋ (Left join) – Indicates a left outer join operation.
⋌
⋌ (Right join) – Represents a right outer join operation.
⋍
⋍ (Full outer join) – Indicates a full outer join operation.
⋎
⋎ (Concatenation) – Represents the concatenation of sequences.
⋏
⋏ (Conjunction) – Indicates logical conjunction.
⋐
⋐ (Inclusion) – Represents inclusion or subset relationship.
⋑
⋑ (Relation operator) – Indicates a relation in set theory.
⋒
⋒ (Orthogonal relation) – Represents orthogonality in geometry.
⋓
⋓ (Complement) – Indicates the complement of a set.
⋔
⋔ (Set complement) – Represents the complement of a set in set theory.
⋕
⋕ (Join operator) – Indicates a join operation in relational algebra.
⋖
⋖ (Less than) – Represents a comparison of two values.
⋗
⋗ (Greater than) – Indicates a comparison of two values.
⋘
⋘ (Less than or equal to) – Represents a comparison that includes equality.
⋙
⋙ (Greater than or equal to) – Indicates a comparison that includes equality.
⋚
⋚ (Not equal to) – Represents an inequality between two values.
⋛
⋛ (Equivalent) – Indicates equivalence between two expressions.
⋜
⋜ (Relations) – Represents a general relation in mathematics.
⋝
⋝ (Precedes) – Indicates a relational order.
⋞
⋞ (Succeeds) – Indicates a relationship of succession.
⋟
⋟ (Much less than) – Represents a significantly lesser comparison.
⋠
⋠ (Much greater than) – Indicates a significantly greater comparison.
⋡
⋡ (Subset of) – Represents a subset relationship.
⋢
⋢ (Superset of) – Indicates a superset relationship.
⋣
⋣ (Element of) – Represents membership in a set.
⋤
⋤ (Not an element of) – Indicates non-membership in a set.
⋥
⋥ (Union of) – Represents the union of sets.
⋦
⋦ (Intersection of) – Indicates the intersection of sets.
⋧
⋧ (Greater than or equals) – Represents a comparison including equality.
⋨
⋨ (Less than or equals) – Indicates a comparison that includes equality.
⋩
⋩ (N-ary union) – Represents a union across multiple sets.
⋪
⋪ (N-ary intersection) – Indicates intersection across multiple sets.
⋫
⋫ (Non-empty set) – Represents the existence of at least one element in a set.
⋬
⋬ (Set complement) – Indicates the complement of a set.
⋭
⋭ (Multiset) – Represents a collection of elements allowing duplicates.
⋮
⋮ (Vertical ellipsis) – Indicates continuation or an omitted sequence.
⋯
⋯ (Horizontal ellipsis) – Represents continuation in a horizontal direction.
⋰
⋰ (Double vertical ellipsis) – Indicates continuation with emphasis.
⋱
⋱ (Double horizontal ellipsis) – Represents extended continuation.
⁺
⁺ (Plus) – Indicates addition or positivity.
⁻
⁻ (Minus) – Represents subtraction or negativity.
⁼
⁼ (Equal) – Indicates equality between two expressions.
⁽
⁽ (Left parenthesis) – Indicates the beginning of a grouped expression.
⁾
⁾ (Right parenthesis) – Represents the end of a grouped expression.
ⁿ
ⁿ (Superscript n) – Indicates exponentiation with base n.
₊
₊ (Subscript plus) – Represents addition in subscript form.
₋
₋ (Subscript minus) – Indicates subtraction in subscript form.
₌
₌ (Subscript equals) – Represents equality in subscript form.
₍
₍ (Subscript left parenthesis) – Indicates the start of a subscripted expression.
₎
₎ (Subscript right parenthesis) – Represents the end of a subscripted expression.
✖
✖ (Multiplication) – Indicates multiplication of two values.
﹢
﹢ (Plus sign) – Represents addition in a different style.
﹣
﹣ (Minus sign) – Indicates subtraction in a different style.
＋
＋ (Plus sign) – Represents addition in full-width style.
－
－ (Minus sign) – Indicates subtraction in full-width style.
／
／ (Division) – Represents division of two values.
＝
＝ (Equals) – Indicates equality between two expressions.
÷
÷ (Division sign) – Represents division in a standard format.
±
± (Plus-minus) – Indicates a range of values.
×
× (Multiplication sign) – Represents multiplication in a standard format.
Number Symbols
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Ⅰ
Ⅰ (Roman numeral I) – Represents the number 1.
Ⅱ
Ⅱ (Roman numeral II) – Represents the number 2.
Ⅲ
Ⅲ (Roman numeral III) – Represents the number 3.
Ⅳ
Ⅳ (Roman numeral IV) – Represents the number 4.
Ⅴ
Ⅴ (Roman numeral V) – Represents the number 5.
Ⅵ
Ⅵ (Roman numeral VI) – Represents the number 6.
Ⅶ
Ⅶ (Roman numeral VII) – Represents the number 7.
Ⅷ
Ⅷ (Roman numeral VIII) – Represents the number 8.
Ⅸ
Ⅸ (Roman numeral IX) – Represents the number 9.
Ⅹ
Ⅹ (Roman numeral X) – Represents the number 10.
Ⅺ
Ⅺ (Roman numeral XI) – Represents the number 11.
Ⅻ
Ⅻ (Roman numeral XII) – Represents the number 12.
Ⅼ
Ⅼ (Roman numeral L) – Represents the number 50.
Ⅽ
Ⅽ (Roman numeral C) – Represents the number 100.
Ⅾ
Ⅾ (Roman numeral D) – Represents the number 500.
Ⅿ
Ⅿ (Roman numeral M) – Represents the number 1000.
ⅰ
ⅰ (Roman numeral i) – Represents the number 1 in lowercase.
ⅱ
ⅱ (Roman numeral ii) – Represents the number 2 in lowercase.
ⅲ
ⅲ (Roman numeral iii) – Represents the number 3 in lowercase.
ⅳ
ⅳ (Roman numeral iv) – Represents the number 4 in lowercase.
ⅴ
ⅴ (Roman numeral v) – Represents the number 5 in lowercase.
ⅵ
ⅵ (Roman numeral vi) – Represents the number 6 in lowercase.
ⅶ
ⅶ (Roman numeral vii) – Represents the number 7 in lowercase.
ⅷ
ⅷ (Roman numeral viii) – Represents the number 8 in lowercase.
ⅸ
ⅸ (Roman numeral ix) – Represents the number 9 in lowercase.
ⅹ
ⅹ (Roman numeral x) – Represents the number 10 in lowercase.
ⅺ
ⅺ (Roman numeral xi) – Represents the number 11 in lowercase.
ⅻ
ⅻ (Roman numeral xii) – Represents the number 12 in lowercase.
ⅼ
ⅼ (Roman numeral l) – Represents the number 50 in lowercase.
ⅽ
ⅽ (Roman numeral c) – Represents the number 100 in lowercase.
ⅾ
ⅾ (Roman numeral d) – Represents the number 500 in lowercase.
ⅿ
ⅿ (Roman numeral m) – Represents the number 1000 in lowercase.
ↀ
ↀ (Roman numeral 0) – Represents the number 0.
ↁ
ↁ (Roman numeral 1) – Represents the number 1 in alternative format.
ↂ
ↂ (Roman numeral 2) – Represents the number 2 in alternative format.
➀
➀ (Circled number 1) – Represents the number 1.
➁
➁ (Circled number 2) – Represents the number 2.
➂
➂ (Circled number 3) – Represents the number 3.
➃
➃ (Circled number 4) – Represents the number 4.
➄
➄ (Circled number 5) – Represents the number 5.
➅
➅ (Circled number 6) – Represents the number 6.
➆
➆ (Circled number 7) – Represents the number 7.
➇
➇ (Circled number 8) – Represents the number 8.
➈
➈ (Circled number 9) – Represents the number 9.
➉
➉ (Circled number 10) – Represents the number 10.
➊
➊ (Circled number 11) – Represents the number 11.
➋
➋ (Circled number 12) – Represents the number 12.
➌
➌ (Circled number 13) – Represents the number 13.
➍
➍ (Circled number 14) – Represents the number 14.
➎
➎ (Circled number 15) – Represents the number 15.
➏
➏ (Circled number 16) – Represents the number 16.
➐
➐ (Circled number 17) – Represents the number 17.
➑
➑ (Circled number 18) – Represents the number 18.
➒
➒ (Circled number 19) – Represents the number 19.
➓
➓ (Circled number 20) – Represents the number 20.
⓵
⓵ (Circled number 1) – Represents the number 1 in a different style.
⓶
⓶ (Circled number 2) – Represents the number 2 in a different style.
⓷
⓷ (Circled number 3) – Represents the number 3 in a different style.
ⓝ
⓸ (Circled number 4) – Represents the number 4 in a different style.
⓹
⓹ (Circled number 5) – Represents the number 5 in a different style.
⓺
⓺ (Circled number 6) – Represents the number 6 in a different style.
⓻
⓻ (Circled number 7) – Represents the number 7 in a different style.
⓼
⓼ (Circled number 8) – Represents the number 8 in a different style.
⓽
⓽ (Circled number 9) – Represents the number 9 in a different style.
⓾
⓾ (Circled number 10) – Represents the number 10 in a different style.
⓿
⓿ (Circled number 0) – Represents the number 0 in a different style.
❶
❶ (Circled number 1) – Represents the number 1 in a different style.
❷
❷ (Circled number 2) – Represents the number 2 in a different style.
❸
❸ (Circled number 3) – Represents the number 3 in a different style.
❹
❹ (Circled number 4) – Represents the number 4 in a different style.
❺
❺ (Circled number 5) – Represents the number 5 in a different style.
❻
❻ (Circled number 6) – Represents the number 6 in a different style.
❼
❼ (Circled number 7) – Represents the number 7 in a different style.
❽
❽ (Circled number 8) – Represents the number 8 in a different style.
❾
❾ (Circled number 9) – Represents the number 9 in a different style.
❿
❿ (Circled number 10) – Represents the number 10 in a different style.
⁰
⁰ (Superscript 0) – Represents the number 0 in superscript.
¹
¹ (Superscript 1) – Represents the number 1 in superscript.
²
² (Superscript 2) – Represents the number 2 in superscript.
³
³ (Superscript 3) – Represents the number 3 in superscript.
⁴
⁴ (Superscript 4) – Represents the number 4 in superscript.
⁵
⁵ (Superscript 5) – Represents the number 5 in superscript.
⁶
⁶ (Superscript 6) – Represents the number 6 in superscript.
⁷
⁷ (Superscript 7) – Represents the number 7 in superscript.
⁸
⁸ (Superscript 8) – Represents the number 8 in superscript.
⁹
⁹ (Superscript 9) – Represents the number 9 in superscript.
₀
₀ (Subscript 0) – Represents the number 0 in subscript.
₁
₁ (Subscript 1) – Represents the number 1 in subscript.
₂
₂ (Subscript 2) – Represents the number 2 in subscript.
₃
₃ (Subscript 3) – Represents the number 3 in subscript.
₄
₄ (Subscript 4) – Represents the number 4 in subscript.
₅
₅ (Subscript 5) – Represents the number 5 in subscript.
₆
₆ (Subscript 6) – Represents the number 6 in subscript.
₇
₇ (Subscript 7) – Represents the number 7 in subscript.
₈
₈ (Subscript 8) – Represents the number 8 in subscript.
₉
₉ (Subscript 9) – Represents the number 9 in subscript.
⓪
⓪ (Circled number 0) – Represents the number 0.
①
① (Circled number 1) – Represents the number 1.
②
② (Circled number 2) – Represents the number 2.
③
③ (Circled number 3) – Represents the number 3.
④
④ (Circled number 4) – Represents the number 4.
⑤
⑤ (Circled number 5) – Represents the number 5.
⑥
⑥ (Circled number 6) – Represents the number 6.
⑦
⑦ (Circled number 7) – Represents the number 7.
⑧
⑧ (Circled number 8) – Represents the number 8.
⑨
⑨ (Circled number 9) – Represents the number 9.
⑩
⑩ (Circled number 10) – Represents the number 10.
⑪
⑪ (Circled number 11) – Represents the number 11.
⑫
⑫ (Circled number 12) – Represents the number 12.
⑬
⑬ (Circled number 13) – Represents the number 13.
⑭
⑭ (Circled number 14) – Represents the number 14.
⑮
⑮ (Circled number 15) – Represents the number 15.
⑯
⑯ (Circled number 16) – Represents the number 16.
⑰
⑰ (Circled number 17) – Represents the number 17.
⒅
⒅ (Circled number 39) – Represents the number 39.
⒆
⒆ (Circled number 40) – Represents the number 40.
⒇
⒇ (Circled number 41) – Represents the number 41.
⒈
⒈ (Circled number 1) – Represents the number 1.
⒉
⒉ (Circled number 2) – Represents the number 2.
⒊
⒊ (Circled number 3) – Represents the number 3.
⒋
⒋ (Circled number 4) – Represents the number 4.
⒌
⒌ (Circled number 5) – Represents the number 5.
⒍
⒍ (Circled number 6) – Represents the number 6.
⒎
⒎ (Circled number 7) – Represents the number 7.
⒏
⒏ (Circled number 8) – Represents the number 8.
⒐
⒐ (Circled number 9) – Represents the number 9.
⒑
⒑ (Circled number 10) – Represents the number 10.
⒒
⒒ (Circled number 11) – Represents the number 11.
⒓
⒓ (Circled number 12) – Represents the number 12.
⒔
⒔ (Circled number 13) – Represents the number 13.
⒕
⒕ (Circled number 14) – Represents the number 14.
⒖
⒖ (Circled number 15) – Represents the number 15.
⒗
⒗ (Circled number 16) – Represents the number 16.
⒘
⒘ (Circled number 17) – Represents the number 17.
⒙
⒙ (Circled number 18) – Represents the number 18.
⒚
⒚ (Circled number 19) – Represents the number 19.
⒛
⒛ (Circled number 20) – Represents the number 20.
㈠
㈠ (Circled number 1) – Represents the number 1 in a different style.
㈡
㈡ (Circled number 2) – Represents the number 2 in a different style.
㈢
㈢ (Circled number 3) – Represents the number 3 in a different style.
㈣
㈣ (Circled number 4) – Represents the number 4 in a different style.
㈤
㈤ (Circled number 5) – Represents the number 5 in a different style.
㈥
㈥ (Circled number 6) – Represents the number 6 in a different style.
㈦
㈦ (Circled number 7) – Represents the number 7 in a different style.
㈧
㈧ (Circled number 8) – Represents the number 8 in a different style.
㈨
㈨ (Circled number 9) – Represents the number 9 in a different style.
㈩
㈩ (Circled number 10) – Represents the number 10 in a different style.
㊀
㊀ (Circled number 0) – Represents the number 0 in a different style.
㊁
㊁ (Circled number 1) – Represents the number 1 in a different style.
㊂
㊂ (Circled number 2) – Represents the number 2 in a different style.
㊃
㊃ (Circled number 3) – Represents the number 3 in a different style.
㊄
㊄ (Circled number 4) – Represents the number 4 in a different style.
㊅
㊅ (Circled number 5) – Represents the number 5 in a different style.
㊆
㊆ (Circled number 6) – Represents the number 6 in a different style.
㊇
㊇ (Circled number 7) – Represents the number 7 in a different style.
㊈
㊈ (Circled number 8) – Represents the number 8 in a different style.
㊉
㊉ (Circled number 9) – Represents the number 9 in a different style.
０
０ (Full-width 0) – Represents the number 0 in full-width form.
１
１ (Full-width 1) – Represents the number 1 in full-width form.
２
２ (Full-width 2) – Represents the number 2 in full-width form.
３
３ (Full-width 3) – Represents the number 3 in full-width form.
４
４ (Full-width 4) – Represents the number 4 in full-width form.
５
５ (Full-width 5) – Represents the number 5 in full-width form.
６
６ (Full-width 6) – Represents the number 6 in full-width form.
７
７ (Full-width 7) – Represents the number 7 in full-width form.
８
８ (Full-width 8) – Represents the number 8 in full-width form.
９
９ (Full-width 9) – Represents the number 9 in full-width form.
ⁱ
ⁱ (Superscript i) – Represents the letter i in superscript form.
ₐ
ₐ (Subscript a) – Represents the letter a in subscript form.
ₑ
ₑ (Subscript e) – Represents the letter e in subscript form.
ₒ
ₒ (Subscript o) – Represents the letter o in subscript form.
ₓ
ₓ (Subscript x) – Represents the letter x in subscript form.
ₔ
ₔ (Subscript 4) – Represents the number 4 in subscript form.

Fraction Symbols

Symbol Copy and Paste
⅟
⅟ (Vulgar fraction 1 over 1) – Represents the whole number 1.
½
½ (Vulgar fraction 1 over 2) – Represents one half.
⅓
⅓ (Vulgar fraction 1 over 3) – Represents one third.
⅕
⅕ (Vulgar fraction 1 over 5) – Represents one fifth.
⅙
⅙ (Vulgar fraction 1 over 6) – Represents one sixth.
⅛
⅛ (Vulgar fraction 1 over 8) – Represents one eighth.
⅔
⅔ (Vulgar fraction 2 over 3) – Represents two thirds.
⅖
⅖ (Vulgar fraction 2 over 5) – Represents two fifths.
⅚
⅚ (Vulgar fraction 5 over 6) – Represents five sixths.
⅜
⅜ (Vulgar fraction 3 over 8) – Represents three eighths.
¾
¾ (Vulgar fraction 3 over 4) – Represents three quarters.
⅗
⅗ (Vulgar fraction 3 over 5) – Represents three fifths.
⅝
⅝ (Vulgar fraction 5 over 8) – Represents five eighths.
⅞
⅞ (Vulgar fraction 7 over 8) – Represents seven eighths.
⅘
⅘ (Vulgar fraction 4 over 5) – Represents four fifths.
¼
¼ (Vulgar fraction 1 over 4) – Represents one quarter.
⅐
⅐ (Vulgar fraction 1 over 7) – Represents one seventh.
⅑
⅑ (Vulgar fraction 1 over 9) – Represents one ninth.
⅒
⅒ (Vulgar fraction 1 over 10) – Represents one tenth.
↉
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
Symbol Copy and Paste
≤
≤ (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

Symbol Copy and Paste
␛
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␡
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␚
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␟
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␘
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␠
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␤
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␋
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␌
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␍
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␎
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␏
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␐
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␑
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␒
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␓
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␔
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␕
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␖
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␗
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␙
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␜
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␝
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␞
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␀
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␁
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␂
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␃
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␄
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␅
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␆
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␇
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␈
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␉
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␊
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␢
Symbol – Represents a control character.
␣
Symbol – Represents a control character.
⎋
Left bracket – Indicates an opening.
Apple logo – Represents the brand.
ᴴᴰ
HD – Represents High Definition.
⍋
Curly bracket – Often used to denote a set or a group.
⍌
Curly bracket with line – Represents a connection or boundary.
⍍
Curly bracket with dot – Indicates a marked position or boundary.
⍎
Curly bracket with arrow – Suggests direction or flow.
⍏
Curly bracket with star – Represents significance or importance.
⍐
Curly bracket with square – Indicates a grouping or set.
⍑
Curly bracket with circle – Represents a reference or marked position.
⍒
Curly bracket with wave – Represents fluidity or change.
⍓
Curly bracket with flame – Indicates passion or energy.
⍔
Curly bracket with leaf – Represents nature or growth.
⍕
Curly bracket with droplet – Represents water or fluidity.
⍖
Curly bracket with lightning – Indicates energy or electricity.
⍗
Curly bracket with spiral – Represents motion or complexity.
⍘
Curly bracket with question mark – Indicates inquiry or uncertainty.
⍙
Curly bracket with exclamation mark – Indicates urgency or importance.
⍚
Curly bracket with double line – Represents emphasis or duality.
⍛
Curly bracket with double arrow – Suggests bidirectional flow.
⍜
Curly bracket with a dot – Indicates a specific point within a boundary.
⍝
Curly bracket with a circle – Represents a unique reference within a group.
⍞
Curly bracket with square – Indicates a set or group.
⍟
Curly bracket with star – Represents something significant.
⍠
Curly bracket with diamond – Indicates value or importance.
⍡
Curly bracket with triangle – Represents direction or choice.
⍢
Curly bracket with crescent – Indicates new beginnings or growth.
⍣
Curly bracket with wave – Represents fluidity or motion.
⍤
Curly bracket with spiral – Represents complexity or intricacy.
⍥
Curly bracket with square – Indicates a boundary or limit.
⍦
Curly bracket with a dot – Represents a marked position.
⍧
Curly bracket with triangle – Suggests choice or direction.
⍨
Curly bracket with star – Represents something of significance.
⍩
Curly bracket with crescent – Indicates growth or new beginnings.
⍪
Curly bracket with heart – Represents love or affection.
⍫
Curly bracket with droplet – Represents fluidity or water.
⍬
Curly bracket with flame – Indicates passion or energy.
⍭
Curly bracket with lightning – Represents energy or electricity.
⍮
Curly bracket with snowflake – Represents cold or winter.
⍯
Curly bracket with wave – Represents fluidity or change.
⍰
Curly bracket with spiral – Represents complexity or motion.
⍱
Curly bracket with arrow – Suggests direction or flow.
⍲
Curly bracket with circle – Represents a marked position.
⍳
Curly bracket with check mark – Indicates correctness or confirmation.
⍴
Curly bracket with question mark – Indicates inquiry or uncertainty.
⍵
Curly bracket with exclamation mark – Indicates urgency or importance.
⍶
Curly bracket with star – Represents something significant.
⍷
Curly bracket with diamond – Indicates value or importance.
⍸
Curly bracket with triangle – Suggests choice or direction.
⍹
Curly bracket with crescent – Represents growth or new beginnings.
⍺
Curly bracket with heart – Represents love or affection.
﹘
Ellipsis – Indicates continuation or pause.
﹝
Left bracket – Indicates an opening.
﹞
Right bracket – Indicates a closing.
﹟
Number sign – Represents a number or label.
﹡
Asterisk – Indicates a footnote or special significance.
〶
Wave dash – Represents fluidity or continuity.
⌓
Filled arc – Represents a filled curve or circular segment.
⌔
Top right corner – Indicates a boundary or limit.
⌕
Top left corner – Indicates a boundary or limit.
⌖
Circle with dot – Often represents a specific point or reference.
⌗
Circled X – Represents a marked position or selection.
⌘
Command key – A modifier key used on Apple keyboards.
⌙
Return symbol – Indicates a return or enter action.
⌚
Watch symbol – Represents time or a timekeeping device.
⌛
Hourglass – Represents the passage of time.
⌜
Top left corner – Often indicates the beginning of a section.
⌝
Top right corner – Often indicates the end of a section.
⌞
Bottom left corner – Indicates a boundary or limit.
⌟
Bottom right corner – Indicates a boundary or limit.
⌠
Integral sign – Represents integration in calculus.
⌡
Closed integral sign – Indicates a closed integral.
⌢
Circle with a dot – Represents a specific point or reference.
⌣
Circle with two dots – Indicates multiple points or references.
⌤
Circle with a line – Represents a line segment or connection.
⌥
Option key – A modifier key used on Apple keyboards.
⌦
Left arrow – Indicates leftward movement or action.
⌧
Right arrow – Indicates rightward movement or action.
⌨
Keyboard symbol – Represents typing or input.
⌫
Backspace key – Indicates deletion of a character.
⌬
Eject symbol – Often indicates removal or ejection of a medium.
⌭
Eject symbol – Often indicates removal or ejection of a medium.
⌮
User symbol – Represents a user or profile.
⌯
Chat bubble – Represents messaging or conversation.
⌰
Open bracket – Indicates a set or group.
⌱
Closed bracket – Indicates a completed set or group.
⌲
Up arrow – Indicates upward movement or action.
⌳
Down arrow – Indicates downward movement or action.
⌴
Left bracket – Indicates a boundary or limit.
⌵
Right bracket – Indicates a boundary or limit.
⌶
Circle with an arrow – Represents direction or movement.
⌷
Circle with two arrows – Represents bidirectional movement.
⌸
Solid circle – Represents a point or a filled area.
⌹
Hollow circle – Represents an empty point or area.
⌺
Circle with a line – Represents a connection or boundary.
⌻
Circle with an arc – Represents a partial boundary or segment.
⌼
Circle with a dot – Indicates a specific point or marker.
⌽
Circle with a cross – Represents intersection or choice.
⌾
Circle with a question mark – Indicates inquiry or uncertainty.
⌿
Circle with an exclamation mark – Indicates urgency or importance.
⍀
Circle with a star – Represents excellence or significance.
⍁
Circle with a check mark – Indicates confirmation or correctness.
⍂
Circle with a cross mark – Indicates negation or cancellation.
⍃
Circle with a heart – Represents affection or love.
⍄
Circle with a leaf – Represents nature or growth.
⍅
Circle with a flame – Represents passion or energy.
⍆
Circle with a snowflake – Represents cold or winter.
⍇
Circle with a droplet – Represents water or fluidity.
⍈
Circle with a lightning bolt – Represents energy or electricity.
⍉
Circle with a spiral – Represents motion or complexity.
⍊
Circle with a wave – Represents fluidity or change.
⌀
Diameter symbol – Represents the diameter of a circle.
⌂
House symbol – Often signifies home or residence.
⌃
Control key – A modifier key used in computing.
⌄
Down key – Represents downward movement or action.
⌅
Up key – Indicates upward movement or action.
⌆
Left key – Indicates leftward movement or action.
⌇
Right key – Indicates rightward movement or action.
⌈
Upper left corner – Indicates a boundary or limit.
⌉
Upper right corner – Indicates a boundary or limit.
⌊
Lower left corner – Indicates a boundary or limit.
⌋
Lower right corner – Indicates a boundary or limit.
⌌
Bracket top – Indicates a group or set.
⌍
Bracket bottom – Indicates a group or set.
⌎
Top left bracket – Often used in mathematical contexts.
⌏
Top right bracket – Often used in mathematical contexts.
⌐
Negation symbol – Indicates logical negation.
⌑
Negated element – Represents the negation of an element.
⌒
Arc – Represents a curve or circular segment.
⌓
Filled arc – Represents a filled curve or circular segment.
⌀
Diameter symbol – Represents the diameter of a circle.
⌂
House symbol – Often signifies home or residence.
⌃
Control key – A modifier key used in computing.
⌄
Down key – Represents downward movement or action.
⌅
Up key – Indicates upward movement or action.
⌆
Left key – Indicates leftward movement or action.
⌇
Right key – Indicates rightward movement or action.
⌈
Upper left corner – Indicates a boundary or limit.
⌉
Upper right corner – Indicates a boundary or limit.
⌊
Lower left corner – Indicates a boundary or limit.
⌋
Lower right corner – Indicates a boundary or limit.
⌌
Bracket top – Indicates a group or set.
⌍
Bracket bottom – Indicates a group or set.
⌎
Top left bracket – Often used in mathematical contexts.
⌏
Top right bracket – Often used in mathematical contexts.
⌐
Negation symbol – Indicates logical negation.
⌑
Negated element – Represents the negation of an element.
⌒
Arc – Represents a curve or circular segment.
⌓
Filled arc – Represents a filled curve or circular segment.
⌀
Diameter symbol – Represents the diameter of a circle.
⌂
House symbol – Often signifies home or residence.
⌃
Control key – A modifier key used in computing.
⌄
Down key – Represents downward movement or action.
⌅
Up key – Indicates upward movement or action.
⌆
Left key – Indicates leftward movement or action.
⌇
Right key – Indicates rightward movement or action.
⌈
Upper left corner – Indicates a boundary or limit.
⌉
Upper right corner – Indicates a boundary or limit.
⌊
Lower left corner – Indicates a boundary or limit.
⌋
Lower right corner – Indicates a boundary or limit.
⌌
Bracket top – Indicates a group or set.
⌍
Bracket bottom – Indicates a group or set.
⌎
Top left bracket – Often used in mathematical contexts.
⌏
Top right bracket – Often used in mathematical contexts.
⌐
Negation symbol – Indicates logical negation.
⌑
Negated element – Represents the negation of an element.
⌒
Arc – Represents a curve or circular segment.
⌓
Filled arc – Represents a filled curve or circular segment.

Square & Rectangle Symbols

Symbol Copy and Paste
❏
Box – Represents an empty checkbox.
❐
Box – Represents a checkbox with a border.
❑
Box – Represents an outlined checkbox.
❒
Box – Represents a filled checkbox.
▀
Block – Represents the upper half of a block.
▁
Block – Represents the lower half of a block.
▂
Block – Represents a low bar.
▃
Block – Represents a medium low bar.
▄
Block – Represents a medium high bar.
▅
Block – Represents a high bar.
▆
Block – Represents a very high bar.
▇
Block – Represents a full block.
▉
Block – Represents a filled bar.
▊
Block – Represents a partially filled bar.
▋
Block – Represents a narrow filled bar.
█
Full block – Represents a complete block.
▌
Block – Represents a half-filled bar.
▐
Block – Represents a right half-filled bar.
▍
Block – Represents a narrow left bar.
▎
Block – Represents a narrow right bar.
▏
Block – Represents a very narrow bar.
▕
Block – Represents a vertical line.
░
Block – Represents a very low block.
▒
Block – Represents a low block.
▓
Block – Represents a medium block.
▔
Block – Represents a raised bar.
▬
Block – Represents a horizontal bar.
▢
Square – Represents an empty square.
▣
Square – Represents a filled square.
▤
Square – Represents a striped square.
▥
Square – Represents a dotted square.
▦
Square – Represents a dashed square.
▧
Square – Represents a double-lined square.
▨
Square – Represents a thick square.
▩
Square – Represents a light square.
▪
Bullet – Represents a filled bullet point.
▫
Bullet – Represents an empty bullet point.
▭
Block – Represents a narrow filled block.
▮
Block – Represents a thin filled block.
▯
Block – Represents a long filled block.
☰
Symbol – Represents a menu icon.
☲
Symbol – Represents a fire symbol.
☱
Symbol – Represents a water symbol.
☴
Symbol – Represents a wind symbol.
☵
Symbol – Represents a lightning symbol.
☶
Symbol – Represents a mountain symbol.
☳
Symbol – Represents a tree symbol.
☷
Symbol – Represents a soil symbol.
▰
Block – Represents a dark block.
▱
Block – Represents a light block.
◧
Shape – Represents a triangle shape.
◨
Shape – Represents a diamond shape.
◩
Shape – Represents a star shape.
◪
Shape – Represents a heart shape.
◫
Shape – Represents a starburst shape.
∎
Block – Represents a square or block symbol.
■
Square – Represents a filled square.
□
Square – Represents an empty square.
⊞
Symbol – Represents a box with a plus.
⊟
Symbol – Represents a box with a minus.
⊠
Symbol – Represents a circle with a cross.
⊡
Symbol – Represents a circle with a plus.
❘
Line – Represents a vertical line.
❙
Line – Represents a double vertical line.
❚
Line – Represents a filled vertical line.
〓
Symbol – Represents a boxed symbol.
◊
Shape – Represents a diamond shape.
◈
Shape – Represents a hollow diamond shape.
◇
Shape – Represents a hollow diamond shape.
◆
Shape – Represents a filled diamond shape.
⎔
Symbol – Represents a weather symbol.
⎚
Symbol – Represents a sun symbol.
☖
Symbol – Represents a sun with rays.
☗
Symbol – Represents a sun without rays.

Triangle Symbols

Symbol 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

Symbol Copy and Paste
│
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.
〡
Ideographic Iteration Mark – Used in Chinese and Japanese scripts.
〢
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.
〣
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.
══
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.
〵
Fullwidth Mark – Used in various typographic contexts.
〴
Fullwidth Mark – Represents a decorative element.
〳
Fullwidth Mark – Used for emphasis in typography.
〆
Closed Circle – Represents closure or end.
`
Grave Accent – Often used in programming or as a diacritic.
ᐟ
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 Symbols

Symbol Copy and Paste
﹄
Right-Pointing Angle Bracket – Used in text to indicate direction or quotation.
﹃
Left-Pointing Angle Bracket – Used similarly to indicate direction.
﹂
Heavy Left-Pointing Angle Bracket – A bolder variant for emphasis.
﹁
Heavy Right-Pointing Angle Bracket – A stronger variant.
┕
Box Drawing Light Up and Right – Used in diagrams and box drawings.
┓
Box Drawing Light Up and Left – Indicates upward and left direction.
└
Box Drawing Light Down and Right – Indicates downward and right direction.
┐
Box Drawing Light Down and Left – Indicates downward and left direction.
┖
Box Drawing Light Left – Represents leftward connections in diagrams.
┒
Box Drawing Light Right – Indicates rightward connections.
┗
Box Drawing Light Bottom – Represents the bottom of a box.
┑
Box Drawing Light Top – Represents the top of a box.
┍
Box Drawing Heavy Up and Right – A thicker variant for stronger connections.
┙
Box Drawing Heavy Up and Left – Indicates a stronger upward and left connection.
┏
Box Drawing Heavy Top – Represents a strong top edge in box drawings.
┛
Box Drawing Heavy Bottom – Indicates a strong bottom edge.
┎
Box Drawing Heavy Down and Right – Represents strong downward and right connection.
┚
Box Drawing Heavy Down and Left – Indicates strong downward and left connection.
┌
Box Drawing Heavy Up and Right – Represents strong upward and right connection.
┘
Box Drawing Heavy Up and Left – Indicates strong upward and left connection.
「
Japanese Corner Bracket – Used in Japanese typography.
」
Japanese Corner Bracket – Closing variant used in Japanese writing.
『
Double Japanese Corner Bracket – Used for quotes in Japanese.
』
Double Japanese Corner Bracket – Closing variant for quotes.
˩
Low Tone Mark – Represents a low tone in phonetics.
˥
High Tone Mark – Represents a high tone in phonetics.
├
Box Drawing Light Vertical and Right – Used for vertical connections.
┝
Box Drawing Light Vertical and Right with Bottom – Represents a downward connection.
┞
Box Drawing Light Vertical and Left – Indicates leftward connections.
┟
Box Drawing Light Vertical and Left with Top – Represents upward connection.
┠
Box Drawing Heavy Vertical and Right – Represents strong vertical connection.
┡
Box Drawing Heavy Vertical and Right with Bottom – Strong downward connection.
┢
Box Drawing Heavy Vertical and Left – Strong leftward connection.
┣
Box Drawing Heavy Vertical and Left with Top – Represents strong upward left connection.
┤
Box Drawing Light Vertical and Right – Represents upward connection.
┥
Box Drawing Light Vertical and Right with Bottom – Represents downward connection.
┦
Box Drawing Light Vertical and Left – Represents upward left connection.
┧
Box Drawing Light Vertical and Left with Top – Represents strong upward left connection.
┨
Box Drawing Heavy Vertical and Right – Represents strong vertical connection.
┩
Box Drawing Heavy Vertical and Right with Bottom – Strong downward connection.
┪
Box Drawing Heavy Vertical and Left – Strong leftward connection.
┫
Box Drawing Heavy Vertical and Left with Top – Strong upward left connection.
┬
Box Drawing Light Horizontal and Down – Represents connection to the bottom.
┭
Box Drawing Heavy Horizontal and Down – Strong connection to the bottom.
┮
Box Drawing Light Horizontal and Up – Indicates upward connection.
┯
Box Drawing Heavy Horizontal and Up – Strong upward connection.
┰
Box Drawing Light Horizontal – Represents horizontal connection.
┱
Box Drawing Heavy Horizontal – Stronger horizontal connection.
┲
Box Drawing Light Horizontal and Up – Indicates upward connection.
┳
Box Drawing Heavy Horizontal and Up – Stronger upward connection.
┴
Box Drawing Light Horizontal and Down – Represents downward connection.
┵
Box Drawing Heavy Horizontal and Down – Stronger downward connection.
┶
Box Drawing Light Vertical – Represents vertical connections.
┷
Box Drawing Heavy Vertical – Stronger vertical connections.
┸
Box Drawing Light Horizontal – Represents horizontal connections.
┹
Box Drawing Heavy Horizontal – Stronger horizontal connections.
┺
Box Drawing Light Bottom – Represents the bottom edge in diagrams.
┻
Box Drawing Heavy Bottom – Represents a strong bottom edge.
┼
Box Drawing Light Cross – Represents intersection in diagrams.
┽
Box Drawing Heavy Cross – Represents strong intersection in diagrams.
┾
Box Drawing Light Vertical and Horizontal – Represents a connection.
┿
Box Drawing Heavy Vertical and Horizontal – Stronger connection in diagrams.
╀
Box Drawing Light – Used for lighter connections.
╁
Box Drawing Light with Top – Represents upward connections.
╂
Box Drawing Light with Bottom – Represents downward connections.
╃
Box Drawing Light with Left – Represents leftward connections.
╄
Box Drawing Light with Right – Represents rightward connections.
╅
Box Drawing Heavy – Used for stronger connections.
╆
Box Drawing Heavy with Top – Represents strong upward connections.
╇
Box Drawing Heavy with Bottom – Represents strong downward connections.
╈
Box Drawing Heavy with Left – Represents strong leftward connections.
╉
Box Drawing Heavy with Right – Represents strong rightward connections.
╊
Box Drawing Light Vertical – Represents vertical connections in diagrams.
╋
Box Drawing Heavy Vertical – A stronger variant for vertical connections.
╒
Box Drawing Light Down and Right – Indicates downward and right connections.
╕
Box Drawing Light Down and Left – Indicates downward and left connections.
╓
Box Drawing Light Up and Right – Indicates upward and right connections.
╖
Box Drawing Light Up and Left – Indicates upward and left connections.
╔
Box Drawing Heavy Top Left – Represents strong top-left corner connections.
╗
Box Drawing Heavy Top Right – Represents strong top-right corner connections.
╘
Box Drawing Heavy Bottom Left – Represents strong bottom-left corner connections.
╛
Box Drawing Heavy Bottom Right – Represents strong bottom-right corner connections.
╙
Box Drawing Light Bottom Left – Indicates lighter bottom-left connections.
╜
Box Drawing Light Bottom Right – Indicates lighter bottom-right connections.
╚
Box Drawing Heavy Bottom – Represents strong bottom edges in box drawings.
╝
Box Drawing Heavy Top – Represents strong top edges in box drawings.
╞
Box Drawing Light Horizontal and Vertical – Represents an intersection in diagrams.
╡
Box Drawing Heavy Horizontal and Vertical – Represents a strong intersection.
╟
Box Drawing Light Vertical and Right – Indicates vertical connections with rightward orientation.
╢
Box Drawing Light Vertical and Left – Indicates vertical connections with leftward orientation.
╠
Box Drawing Heavy Vertical and Right – Represents strong vertical connections with rightward orientation.
╣
Box Drawing Heavy Vertical and Left – Represents strong vertical connections with leftward orientation.
╥
Box Drawing Light Horizontal and Top – Indicates upward connections.
╨
Box Drawing Light Horizontal and Bottom – Indicates downward connections.
╧
Box Drawing Heavy Horizontal and Top – Represents strong upward connections.
╤
Box Drawing Heavy Horizontal and Bottom – Represents strong downward connections.
╦
Box Drawing Light Horizontal – Represents horizontal connections in diagrams.
╩
Box Drawing Heavy Horizontal – Stronger horizontal connection in diagrams.
╪
Box Drawing Light Horizontal and Right – Indicates a rightward connection.
╫
Box Drawing Heavy Horizontal and Right – Indicates a stronger rightward connection.
╬
Box Drawing Heavy Cross – Represents an intersection in diagrams with a strong appearance.
〒
Postage Mark – Used in Japanese postal addresses.
⊢
Turnstile – Indicates provable or derivable relationships in logic.
⊣
Turnstile with Right Arrow – Indicates logical derivation in reverse.
⊤
Logical True – Represents the truth value in logic.
⊥
Logical False – Represents the false value in logic.
╭
Box Drawing Light Top Left – Represents the top-left corner in diagrams.
╮
Box Drawing Light Top Right – Represents the top-right corner in diagrams.
╯
Box Drawing Light Bottom Right – Represents the bottom-right corner in diagrams.
╰
Box Drawing Light Bottom Left – Represents the bottom-left corner in diagrams.
⊦
Turnstile with Left Arrow – Indicates logical derivation to the left.
⊧
Turnstile with Right Arrow – Indicates logical derivation to the right.
⊨
Models – Indicates that a model satisfies a certain condition in logic.
⊩
LHS Turnstile – Indicates a derivation on the left-hand side.
⊪
RHS Turnstile – Indicates a derivation on the right-hand side.
⊫
Turnstile with Down Arrow – Indicates downward derivation.
⊬
Turnstile with Up Arrow – Indicates upward derivation.
⊭
Turnstile with North Arrow – Indicates a derivation pointing north.
⊮
Turnstile with South Arrow – Indicates a derivation pointing south.
⊯
Turnstile with East Arrow – Indicates a derivation pointing east.
⊺
Turnstile with West Arrow – Indicates a derivation pointing west.
〦
Japanese Symbol for ‘Line’ – Used in various contexts in Japanese writing.
〧
Japanese Symbol for ‘Line’ – Similar usage as 〦.
〨
Japanese Symbol for ‘Line’ – Represents connections in Japanese writing.
˦
Tone Mark – Indicates a high tone in phonetic transcription.
˧
Tone Mark – Indicates a low tone in phonetic transcription.
˨
Tone Mark – Indicates a falling tone in phonetic transcription.
⑁
Circled Number 1 – Often used in lists or references.
⑂
Circled Number 2 – Often used in lists or references.
⑃
Circled Number 3 – Often used in lists or references.
∟
Angle – Represents a right angle in geometric contexts.

Circle Symbol

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.
〇
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.

Phonetic Symbols

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)
aɪ
Diphthong
aʊ
Diphthong
eɪ
Diphthong
oʊ
Diphthong
ɔɪ
Diphthong
eə
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
tʃ
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
dʒ
Voiced Postalveolar Affricate

Latin Letters Symbols

Symbol Copy and Paste
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.

Greek Letters Symbols

Symbol 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.