Symbol Picker
Browse and copy non-keyboard symbols, special characters, arrows, math symbols, and emoji by category.
Overview
Browse and copy Unicode symbols by category — arrows, mathematical operators, currency signs, punctuation, geometric shapes, and more. Instead of hunting through character maps or copying from scattered references, select a category, find the symbol, and click to copy. Symbols paste correctly wherever Unicode is supported.
Common use cases
- Find and copy currency symbols not on your keyboard (₹, €, £, ¥).
- Insert mathematical operators and arrows in documents and chat.
- Pick decorative symbols for social media posts and headings.
- Access geometric shapes and technical symbols for design work.
Examples and notes
- The Indian Rupee sign ₹ is a Unicode character that pastes correctly in most text fields.
- Mathematical symbols like ≥, ≤, ≠, and ∞ are in the math operators category.
- Arrow symbols (→, ←, ↑, ↓, ⇒) are commonly used in slide presentations and diagrams.
Important note
Symbol rendering depends on the font and platform. Some symbols may appear as empty boxes on older operating systems or in apps with limited Unicode font support.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I use these symbols?
Click any symbol to copy it to your clipboard, then paste it anywhere — documents, chat apps, social media, or code.
Do these symbols work everywhere?
Most Unicode symbols work in modern browsers, phones, and office apps. Very old or specialised software may not display all Unicode characters.
Can I type special symbols without a symbol picker?
Yes, but it requires memorising Unicode code points or using system character maps. A picker is faster for finding and copying symbols you use occasionally.
What are box drawing characters used for?
Box drawing characters (─, │, ┌, ┐, etc.) are used to draw tables and UI layouts in terminal applications, README files, and plain-text documentation.