Unicode Character Search
Find and copy Unicode symbols by name or code point.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I use a Unicode character in HTML? +
You can paste the character directly into your HTML, use the HTML entity (like → for a right arrow), or use the CSS escape in a stylesheet (like \2192). All three methods produce the same result.
Why do some characters show as empty boxes? +
Your browser or operating system does not have a font installed that includes that character. This is common with rare scripts, newer emoji, or specialized symbols. Try a different browser or install a font with wider Unicode coverage.
What is the difference between a code point and an HTML entity? +
A code point (like U+2192) is the character's address in the Unicode standard. An HTML entity (like →) is a way to represent that character in HTML source code. They refer to the same character but are used in different contexts.
Can I search by code point number? +
Yes. Type a hex code point like 2192 or U+2192 in the search box and the tool will find the matching character.