Windows may display flags as text (e.g. "US"). They appear as flag icons on mobile, Mac, and when pasted into Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, KakaoTalk, etc.
Asia
Europe
North America
South America
Oceania
Africa
Caribbean & Central America
How to Use
Click any symbol to add it to the collection bar at the top. Build up a set of symbols, then hit Copy All to copy everything at once.Double-click any symbol to copy it individually.
All symbols are standard Unicode characters that work on every device and platform — no special fonts or apps needed.
Unicode contains over 140,000 characters covering scripts, symbols, mathematical notation, emoji, and decorative characters. Most are accessible only through specific input methods or character pickers. This tool groups the most useful by category — arrows, stars, math, currency, etc.
All listed symbols are standard Unicode and render in any modern browser, OS, or document. Some older systems or unusual fonts may not have all glyphs — test before relying on them in production.
What about emoji?
Emoji are also Unicode but a separate category. Most modern devices include emoji fonts; older systems may show them as boxes.
