Browse symbol collections
Find the right group for your document, message, or technical note.
Arrow Symbols →
Copy straight, curved, double, and decorative arrows for directions, diagrams, and text.
137 charactersMath Symbols →
Copy operators, comparisons, set notation, and calculus symbols for equations and technical writing.
134 charactersCurrency Symbols →
Copy currency signs for prices, invoices, product descriptions, and international amounts.
38 charactersPunctuation Symbols →
Copy bullets, dashes, quotation marks, and punctuation characters that are hard to find on your keyboard.
58 charactersCheck Mark Symbols →
Copy ticks, crosses, and checkbox symbols for lists, status labels, worksheets, and documents.
10 charactersStar and Heart Symbols →
Copy filled and outlined stars, hearts, and decorative marks for messages, lists, and creative text.
44 charactersLegal and Unit Symbols →
Copy copyright, registered, trademark, degree, temperature, and other reference symbols.
14 charactersShape Symbols →
Copy circles, squares, triangles, diamonds, weather marks, and other visual text signs.
68 charactersGreek Letters →
Copy uppercase and lowercase Greek letters for names, notation, and technical documents.
49 charactersFraction Symbols →
Copy fraction characters such as ½, ¼, ¾, and smaller fractional values for plain-text writing.
19 charactersSuperscript Symbols →
Copy raised numbers, signs, and selected letters for short plain-text expressions.
16 charactersSubscript Symbols →
Copy lowered numbers, signs, and selected letters for formulas and plain-text notation.
28 charactersBracket Symbols →
Copy round, square, curly, angle, floor, ceiling, and decorative paired brackets.
30 charactersMusic Symbols →
Copy note signs, beamed notes, flats, naturals, and sharps for short text labels and music references.
7 charactersChess and Card Symbols →
Copy chess pieces and card suits for game notes, puzzles, and plain-text examples.
20 charactersKeyboard Symbols →
Copy command, option, return, eject, and media-control signs for technical notes and keyboard labels.
16 charactersPrefer to type it? Start with your device.
Windows codes, Mac character tools, and Word shortcuts work differently. Choose the method for the app you are using.
Windows
Character Map lets you find and copy characters. For supported Alt codes, hold Alt while entering the code on the numeric keypad. Some keyboards require Num Lock.
Microsoft’s character guide ↗Mac
Choose Edit → Emoji & Symbols to open the Character Viewer. Search for a character and select it to insert it in your text.
Apple’s Character Viewer guide ↗Microsoft Word on Windows
Type a character’s Unicode hexadecimal code, select the code, then press Alt + X. For example, 00A9 becomes ©.
Microsoft’s Unicode instructions ↗