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Punctuation Symbols and Marks ! ?

The traffic signals of language. From standard periods and commas to exotic marks like the Interrobang and inverted Spanish punctuation. Simply click to copy.

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Common Punctuation

!
Exclamation Mark
?
Question Mark
Interrobang
¡
Inverted Exclamation
¿
Inverted Question
&
Ampersand
@
At Sign
#
Number Sign (Hash)

Quotes & Apostrophes

Left Double Quote
Right Double Quote
Left Single Quote
Right Single Quote
«
Left Guillemet
»
Right Guillemet
Double Low Quote
Single Low Quote

Sentence Breaks & Pauses

Horizontal Ellipsis
·
Middle Dot
Em Dash
En Dash
Pilcrow (Paragraph)
§
Section Sign
Dagger
Double Dagger

Punctuation Symbol Details & Codes

Symbol Name Unicode Hex / HTML Code
!Exclamation MarkU+0021!
?Question MarkU+003F?
InterrobangU+203D‽
¡Inverted ExclamationU+00A1¡
¿Inverted QuestionU+00BF¿
&AmpersandU+0026&
@At SignU+0040@
#Number Sign (Hash)U+0023#
Left Double QuoteU+201C“
Right Double QuoteU+201D”
Left Single QuoteU+2018‘
Right Single QuoteU+2019’
«Left GuillemetU+00AB«
»Right GuillemetU+00BB»
Double Low QuoteU+201E„
Single Low QuoteU+201A‚
Horizontal EllipsisU+2026…
·Middle DotU+00B7·
Em DashU+2014—
En DashU+2013–
Pilcrow (Paragraph)U+00B6¶
§Section SignU+00A7§
DaggerU+2020†
Double DaggerU+2021‡

Beyond the Keyboard

Standard keyboards only show the basics, but Unicode includes specialized punctuation for professional typography and foreign languages.

Curly Quotes vs. Straight Quotes

Standard keyboards type "straight quotes" ("). However, professional typesetting uses “smart quotes” (curly quotes), which curve toward the text. Using the correct Left (“) and Right (”) quotes adds a level of polish to your writing.

The Interrobang (‽)

A non-standard punctuation mark that combines the functions of a question mark and an exclamation mark. It replaces the messy "?!" often used in informal writing to express incredulity or excitement.

Visual comparison of the interrobang symbol versus separate question and exclamation marks

Inverted Punctuation

Spanish uses inverted marks (¡ and ¿) at the beginning of sentences to indicate that a question or exclamation is starting. This helps the reader use the correct intonation from the very first word.

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