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Special Character Map

Click any symbol to copy it — arrows, math operators, currency signs, typography marks, and more. 120+ characters organized by category.

Arrows

→right arrow

←left arrow

↑up arrow

↓down arrow

↔left right arrow

↕up down arrow

⇒double right arrow

⇐double left arrow

⇔double left right arrow

⇑double up arrow

⇓double down arrow

↗upper right arrow

↘lower right arrow

↙lower left arrow

↖upper left arrow

↺counterclockwise arrow

↻clockwise arrow

⟹long double right arrow

⟺long left right arrow

↦right arrow from bar

Math

×multiply

÷divide

±plus minus

∓minus plus

≠not equal

≈approximately

≡identical to

≤less or equal

≥greater or equal

∞infinity

√square root

∑summation

∏product

∫integral

∂partial derivative

∇nabla

πpi

°degree

′prime

″double prime

∈element of

∉not element of

∅empty set

∩intersection

∪union

⊂subset

⊃superset

Typography

—em dash

–en dash

…ellipsis

«left guillemet

»right guillemet

‹single left guillemet

›single right guillemet

‘left single quote

‘right single quote

“left double quote

”right double quote

•bullet

·middle dot

‐hyphen

‑non-breaking hyphen

†dagger

‡double dagger

§section sign

¶pilcrow

©copyright

®registered

™trademark

°degree

′foot / minute

″inch / second

№numero sign

℃celsius

℉fahrenheit

Currency

$dollar

€euro

£pound

¥yen / yuan

₩won

₹rupee

₿bitcoin

¢cent

₪shekel

₫dong

₱peso

₦naira

₺lira

₴hryvnia

₡colon

₢cruzeiro

＄fullwidth dollar

￥fullwidth yen

￡fullwidth pound

₤lira sign

Symbols

★black star

☆white star

♥heart

♦diamond

♣club

♠spade

✓check mark

✗cross mark

✔heavy check

✘heavy cross

⚠warning

ℹinformation

❓question mark

❗exclamation

☀sun

☁cloud

☂umbrella

❄snowflake

♪eighth note

♫beamed notes

☎telephone

✉envelope

⌨keyboard

🔒lock

🔓unlock

⚙gear

🔗link

📋clipboard

Fractions & Super/Sub

½half

⅓one third

⅔two thirds

¼one quarter

¾three quarters

⅛one eighth

⅜three eighths

⅝five eighths

⅞seven eighths

¹superscript 1

²superscript 2

³superscript 3

⁴superscript 4

⁰superscript 0

₀subscript 0

₁subscript 1

₂subscript 2

₃subscript 3

₄subscript 4

ⁿsuperscript n

How to Use the Character Map

Click any character to copy it to your clipboard. Use the search box to filter by name. The character map is organized into six categories: Arrows, Math, Typography, Currency, Symbols, and Fractions.

Why Use Special Characters?

Arrows (→ ⇒ ↔) — cleaner than typing “=>” in documents and presentations
Em dash (—) — the correct punctuation for parenthetical remarks, not two hyphens (–)
Ellipsis (…) — a single character that renders correctly across fonts, unlike three dots (…)
Math symbols (× ÷ ≠ ≈ ∞) — proper typesetting in technical documents

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these characters display correctly everywhere?

All characters in this map are part of the Unicode standard and display correctly in modern browsers, word processors, and most platforms. Older systems or specialized fonts may not render all characters.

Can I use these characters in HTML?

Yes. Any Unicode character can be used directly in HTML — no entity codes needed for modern UTF-8 encoded pages. You can also use numeric entities like → for →.