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Symbol Copy & Paste: Hearts, Stars & Special Characters ✨

The ultimate library of Unicode symbols. Enhance your social media bios, designs, and messages with our curated collection of aesthetic, mathematical, and text-based icons.

Decorative & Expressive 💖

Aesthetic
Heart
Star
Music
Weather
Religious
Gender

Shapes, Lines & Borders 📐

Arrow
Circle
Triangle
Square & Rectangle
Line
Corner

Numeric, Math & Technical 🧮

Mathematical
Number
½
Fraction
Technical
Comparison
🜃
Alchemical

Text & Structural Punctuation 📝

A
Latin
Letterlike
&
Punctuation
[ ]
Brackets
Bullet Points
Trademark

Language-Specific & Phonetics 🗣️

Σ
Greek symbols
ʌ
Phonetic
Chinese
Japanese
Korean
é
French
ß
German
è
Italian
ñ
Spanish
Æ
Nordic
Б
Cyrillic
Arabic
Devanagari
𒀀
Cuneiform
Old Norse Runes
𓀀
Hieroglyphs

Gaming & Utility Glyphs 🎲

Playing Cards
Chess
🀄
Mahjong
Dominoes
Transport
Checkmark
$
Currency
Dingbats

Trending Symbols

Top 20
Black Star
Heart
Sparkles
Check
Arrow
Infinity
Cloud
Plane
Trademark
©
Copyright
Celsius
π
Pi
½
Half
Bullet
Dagger
Peace
Female
Male
Music
Smiley

What are Unicode Symbols?

Unicode is the computing industry standard for the consistent encoding, representation, and handling of text expressed in most of the world's writing systems.

Unlike images, these are text characters. This means you can copy a symbol like or and paste it into any text field—Instagram bios, Twitter posts, Word documents, or email subject lines—and it will remain crisp and scalable.

Examples of Unicode text symbols

Why Use Text Symbols?

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do some symbols appear as boxes?

If you see a square box (□) instead of a symbol, it means your device does not have a font installed that supports that specific Unicode character. This is common with newer emojis or obscure ancient scripts on older devices.

Can I use these on Instagram/TikTok?

Yes! Most social media platforms support the standard Unicode set. However, some specialized characters might be stripped out by the platform for security or formatting reasons.

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