Emoji Symbols is a free website where you can copy and paste symbols and learn what they are called, what they mean and how to type them. Every page shows the symbol in a big copy box, a tap-to-copy grid of related symbols, and verified codes: Unicode code point, HTML code, Windows Alt code, Mac shortcut and the MS Word method.
How we check the codes
Names and code points come from the Unicode Character Database. Alt codes come from the standard Windows code pages, and Mac shortcuts are for the default US (ABC) keyboard layout. If a symbol has no Alt code, we say so instead of guessing.
What you will find here
Currency signs like the rupee symbol, maths and Greek letters, punctuation and keyboard symbol names, ticks and arrows, hearts, stars and stylish symbols, religious and cultural symbols, zodiac signs, and signs used on labels, resumes and visiting cards.
Contact
Found a mistake or want a symbol added? Write to darshanshah834@gmail.com.