Character Library
491 hand-picked Unicode characters across 13 categories — every one verified, named and coded. Tap to copy. No digging through giant tables of glyphs you'll never use.
Latin alphabet letters A–Z and a–z with Unicode names and code points.
52 characters →Digits 0–9 plus circled, fullwidth, superscript and subscript number variants.
110 characters →Math symbols — operators, set notation, Greek letters and number-set characters with code points.
40 characters →Directional arrows for pointers, links, menus and decorative dividers.
32 characters →Heart symbols ♥ ♡ and heart emojis for bios, nicknames and messages — text vs emoji explained.
18 characters →Star symbols from outline ☆ to filled ★ plus sparkles ✨ — copy stars for bios, ratings and usernames.
18 characters →Geometric shapes — squares, circles, triangles, diamonds and block elements for dividers and layouts.
27 characters →World currency signs — dollar, euro, rupee, yen, bitcoin and more, with Unicode names and support notes.
19 characters →Typographic punctuation — em dashes, curly quotes, bullets, section marks and elegant ornaments.
28 characters →Superscript letters and numbers ᵃ¹² for tiny text, exponents, footnotes and raised-style writing.
59 characters →Subscript letters and numbers ₐ₁₂ for chemical formulas like H₂O, math indexes and small text.
32 characters →Technical symbols — keyboard keys ⌘ ⌥, power signs, warnings ⚠ and tech icons for profiles and servers.
24 characters →Popular misc symbols — music notes ♪, checks ✓, crosses ✗, weather icons and dice for any bio or name.
32 characters →Search everything
Looking for something specific? Type a keyword like “star”, “arrow” or a code point like U+2665. The search covers names and code points across every category at once.
Characters are only half the fun
Drop any of these symbols into the font converter and watch the whole line change style — bold, cursive, gothic and thirteen more.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I copy a character from this library?expand_more
Click or tap any character tile — it copies instantly with a confirmation. Each tile also shows the official Unicode name and U+ code point so you know exactly what you copied.
Why do some characters show as boxes or question marks?expand_more
That means your device's current font lacks a glyph for that code point. The character is still valid Unicode — it just isn't drawn on that particular system. Symbols in the popular categories (hearts, stars, arrows) render almost everywhere.
What is a code point?expand_more
A code point is a character's permanent address in the Unicode standard, written like U+2665 for the heart symbol. It identifies the character itself, separate from how any font happens to draw it.
Can I use these characters in my Instagram bio or username?expand_more
Yes — they are plain text characters, so they paste into bios, usernames, comments and messages. A few platforms restrict certain symbols in usernames; the platform compatibility guides cover the details.