How do I find a character?

Select a Unicode block from the chips at the top to browse characters in that block, or type in the search box to filter by character or code point.

How do I copy a character?

Click any character in the grid to copy it to your clipboard instantly.

What Unicode blocks are available?

Common blocks including Basic Latin, Latin Extended, Greek, Cyrillic, Arabic, Hebrew, Currency Symbols, Arrows, Math Operators, Box Drawing, Dingbats, and more.

Unicode Character Map

Browse Unicode characters by block — Latin, Greek, Arrows, Math, Currency, Emoji and more. Click any character to copy it. Runs entirely in your browser.

Basic Latin — 96 characters

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How to Use

Select a Unicode block from the category chips to browse characters in that range.
Or type in the search box to find characters by name (e.g. “arrow”, “heart”).
Hover over any character to see its Unicode code point and official name.
Click a character to instantly copy it to your clipboard.
Paste it into documents, code, or any text field.

Unicode Block Categories

Basic Latin — Standard ASCII characters (U+0000–U+007F)
Latin Extended — Accented letters and diacritics for European languages
Greek & Coptic — Greek alphabet and mathematical symbols
Arrows — Directional arrows (←↑→↓↗↘↙↖)
Mathematical — Operators, fractions, superscripts (∑∞±√)
Currency — Currency symbols (€£¥₹₿)
Emoji — Smileys, objects, flags, and symbols

Unicode Code Points

Each character has a unique code point written as U+XXXX. In HTML, use &#DECIMAL; or &#xHEX; to embed any character without copying.