Copy and Paste Symbols
Click a symbol to copy it.
Copy and Paste Symbols is a browser-based text tool on TextToolsBase. Click a symbol to copy it. To use it, paste or type your text and view the result directly in your browser — no signup and nothing to install.
Symbols & signs
Currency & math
Punctuation
Misc
When you need a symbol but are not sure which one, scrolling separate pages for arrows, stars, and signs wastes time.
This page gathers a broad symbol library in one place, grouped by category, so you can scan everything and click the symbol you want to copy.
How to use Copy and Paste Symbols
- Scan the symbol library, which is split into category sections such as arrows, hearts, and stars.
- Click any symbol in a category to copy it to your clipboard.
- Paste the symbol where you need it, or collect several in the tray before copying them together.
Use cases
- Finding the right symbol when you are not sure of its name.
- Mixing symbols from different sets into one caption or heading.
- Browsing categories to decorate a bio, list, or title.
Good to know
The library uses Unicode symbols across several categories, so each pastes as real text. Support varies by character: everyday arrows and stars are reliable, while ornate symbols may render differently between apps.
When to choose Copy Paste Symbols
This tool is for finding special symbols to copy straight into your text.
Worked example: Needing a degree sign and an arrow for a spec sheet, you copy ° and → and paste them where your keyboard has no key.
This is a pick-and-copy reference for characters your keyboard lacks, distinct from the generators that produce written content.
Will the symbols paste everywhere?
Most symbols are standard Unicode and paste into documents, posts and forms; a few may render differently in older apps.
Do I need a special font?
No — these are standard characters supported by common fonts, so no extra font is required to use them.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from the single-symbol pages?
This is the broad library covering many categories at once; the focused pages narrow to one theme such as arrows, hearts, or stars.
Why do some symbols show as empty boxes?
The app or font lacks that character; choosing a more common symbol from the same category usually fixes it.
Can I search the symbols?
They are grouped into labelled category sections so you can jump to a set quickly and scan within it.