GlyphIndexSymbol collections
Find hearts, stars, check marks, arrows, and other symbols for your text. Compare related characters and see how they work in a note or formula.
Heart symbols
Copy filled and outline hearts, or compare text and emoji heart forms. Check the code points to see whether a presentation selector is included.
DetailsStar symbols
Choose a filled, outline, or four-pointed star for a note, heading, or short divider. Each shape is a separate character.
DetailsFlower symbols
Copy flower and floral ornaments for a heading, sign-off, or personal note. Compare the open and filled shapes before choosing.
DetailsCheck marks
Compare light checks, heavy checks, and checked boxes. Choose a mark that stays clear beside the status or task it labels.
DetailsCheckbox symbols
Copy empty, checked, and crossed boxes for a plain-text checklist. Add status words so the list is easy to understand without the marks.
DetailsArrow symbols
Browse straight, double, hooked, curved, and circular arrows. Compare the direction and shape before copying one into your text.
DetailsMath symbols
Find operators and relations for arithmetic, sets, logic, and geometry. Compare similar-looking signs before copying them into a formula.
DetailsCurrency symbols
Find currency signs and compare their encodings. Add a currency code when a sign such as $, £, or ¥ could refer to more than one currency.
DetailsQuotation marks
Copy straight quotes, curly quotes, and guillemets. Choose the pair and spacing used by the language or file format you are writing.
DetailsDashes and hyphens
Compare the hyphen-minus, en dash, em dash, figure dash, and minus sign. Choose by purpose rather than by how long a line looks.
DetailsSpaces and invisible characters
Copy and inspect ordinary spaces, no-break spaces, thin spaces, and invisible formatting characters. Each has a different role in text.
DetailsMusic symbols
Copy musical notes and accidental signs for text labels and music-related notes. Compare sharp ♯ with the number sign #.
DetailsGreek letters
Copy all 24 Greek letters in uppercase and lowercase, plus final sigma ς. Compare letters with Latin lookalikes and mathematical operators.
DetailsText dividers
Try short text dividers made from lines, dots, and stars. Keep the heading readable and check that the separator fits a narrow note.
DetailsBrackets and paired marks
Copy matching parentheses, square brackets, braces, and other paired marks. Keep the exact pair required by your document or data format.
DetailsWriting and reference marks
Find section, paragraph, footnote, and omission marks. Use them with a section number, a matching note, or another clear reference.
DetailsOffice and keyboard symbols
Copy telephone, envelope, keyboard, and checklist symbols for everyday notes. Add a short label when the meaning could be unclear.
DetailsSimple text faces
Copy simple text faces such as (^_^) and (>_<), or add a small face to an informal note. Each face contains several characters.
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