Symbols to Copy and Paste — Hearts, Stars and Separators

Find the symbol rather than guessing its name

Search heart to compare ♡, ♥ and ❤; search star to compare ☆, ★, ✦ and ✧. The labels distinguish similar shapes. You can also search separator or arrow. The library is a small deliberate selection, not a claim to contain every Unicode symbol.

Copy one character or compose a phrase

• Use a symbol’s Copy button to copy that character alone.
• Use its Use button to place it on either side of your phrase in the preview.
• Edit Your text and copy Phrase preview to copy the complete composition.
• If clipboard access fails, the requested output is selected for manual copying. Check the pasted result in its final field.

For example, choose White heart and enter Hello to produce ♡ Hello ♡. This preview preserves your letters rather than converting them into a decorative alphabet. The input limit is 500 complete graphemes and 8000 code units; surrounding symbols are added to the output.

Use decoration without replacing the message

Try a middle dot between short interests, a star around a short label or one heart beside a name. Keep words for information a reader must understand; a symbol alone should not carry an important instruction. The compositions here are starting points, not a ranking of popular styles.

The library copies the displayed character without forcing a particular font or adding presentation selectors. Appearance in the destination can differ. Unicode documents gaps in font coverage, so keep a plain punctuation alternative if a symbol is missing. This page does not include a separate kaomoji or text-face generator.