Copy and Paste Symbols
Click any symbol below to copy it instantly — check marks, bullets, arrows, stars, and more.
85 symbols — tap any symbol to copy it
What are these symbols?
Every symbol on this page is a standard Unicode character — the same character set behind every letter, number, and emoji your device already supports. That means each one copies and pastes as real text, with no image, font, or special app required. They're commonly used in checklists, documents, social media posts, and chat messages where a quick visual mark says more than a word.
Check mark
The check mark (✓) is one of the most copied symbols on the web, used to mark completed to-do items, confirm a correct answer, or show that something's approved in a document or chat message. A few variations are available above, including the heavier ✔ and the boxed ☑, each with a slightly different visual weight.
Bullet point
The bullet point (•) is the standard symbol for list items in plain-text contexts that don't support real HTML or Markdown lists — think social media posts, email signatures, or chat messages. Triangular (‣) and hollow (◦) variations are also available if you want a lighter visual weight for nested or secondary items.
Infinity symbol
The infinity symbol (∞) represents something endless or unlimited, and shows up everywhere from math notation to tattoos to brand logos. It's a single Unicode character, so it copies and pastes cleanly into a bio, caption, or message without needing any special font.
Star symbol
Stars (★ ☆) are used to rate things, highlight a featured item, or just add a bit of sparkle to a username or bio. The filled ★ and outline ☆ versions are the most common, with four- and six-pointed variations (✦ ✶) available for a different look.
Heart symbol
The heart symbol (♥) shows up in bios, captions, and messages as a quick way to show affection or approval, without using an actual emoji. The outline version (♡) reads a bit softer, and both are standard Unicode characters that work the same way as any letter you type.
Arrow symbol
Arrows (→ ← ↑ ↓) are useful for pointing at something in a bio or caption, showing a before-and-after, or replacing words like "leads to" in a plain-text note. Double-line versions (⇒ ⇐) are available above for a bolder look.
Currency symbols
Currency symbols like € £ ¥ ₹ are standard on most keyboard layouts but missing or hard to type on others. This page has the most commonly used ones in one place, so you don't need to switch keyboard layouts just to drop a currency sign into a message or document.
Compatibility
Every symbol here is a standard Unicode character, so it displays correctly on virtually all modern phones, browsers, and apps. A small number of symbols — especially less common ones in the Misc & Legal and Weather categories — may show as a blank box on older devices or in apps with limited font support. If a symbol doesn't display after pasting, try one of the more common alternatives nearby in the same category.
Frequently asked questions
How do I copy a symbol from this page?+
Click or tap any symbol tile and it's copied to your clipboard immediately — no selecting or right-clicking needed.
Why won't a symbol paste correctly in some apps?+
A few older apps or fonts don't support every Unicode symbol and may show a blank box instead. Most modern phones, browsers, and apps support the symbols on this page without issue.
Is this the same as the fancy text generator?+
It's related but different. The fancy text generator converts your own words into a styled font. This page is a library of individual Unicode symbols — check marks, arrows, stars — you copy one at a time.
Can I search for a specific symbol?+
Yes, use the search box above the grid to filter by name (like "check" or "star"), or use the category filters to browse by type.
Can I type these symbols directly on my keyboard?+
A few have keyboard shortcuts on some systems (like Alt codes on Windows), but most don't have a dedicated key. Copying from this page works the same way everywhere, regardless of keyboard layout or operating system.
Do these symbols work on mobile phones?+
Yes — tap any symbol to copy it, then paste it the same way you'd paste copied text in any app on iOS or Android.