Copy and Paste Symbols

Tap any symbol to copy it: hearts, stars, arrows, check marks, brackets, music, zodiac, currency, kaomoji and aesthetic dividers. There are blank characters for empty names and lines too, each with its code point.

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When you tap a symbol

Tap a symbol to copy it, then paste it into your app. Invisible and blank characters

Hearts

Stars and sparkles

Arrows

Bullets

Lines and dividers

Check marks and crosses

Brackets and frames

Music

Weather

Zodiac and planets

Currency

Maths

Kaomoji

Aesthetic dividers

Invisible and blank characters

These look empty but are real characters. No app publishes which ones it keeps, so test before you rely on one in a name.

Hangul filler U+3164
Width:ㅤnot a space
Good for: A blank name in Free Fire, PUBG and other games, or a blank display name or message. Unicode classes it as a letter, not a space, so name boxes that refuse spaces often accept it.
Watch out: Fonts draw it either as a wide gap or as nothing. Some games and apps now block it in names because it's used to hide or copy names.
Half-width Hangul filler U+FFA0
Width:ﾠnot a space
Good for: A narrower version of the Hangul filler, to try where U+3164 is refused or the gap is too wide.
Watch out: Support varies by app and font even more than for U+3164. Test it before you rely on it.
Braille blank U+2800
Width:⠀not a space
Good for: Blank lines in an Instagram caption or bio, a blank name, or an empty-looking message. It's a symbol, not whitespace, so apps that trim empty lines leave it alone.
Watch out: It's about as wide as a space, not zero width. Screen readers may announce it as a blank braille cell.
Zero-width space U+200B
Width:not a space
Good for: No width at all. Put it inside a hashtag, @mention or link so it isn't turned into a link, or into a long word so it can wrap.
Watch out: Many apps strip zero-width characters from names and usernames. A word with one inside no longer matches in search.
Word joiner U+2060
Width:⁠not a space
Good for: No width, and no line break either: keeps an emoji or symbol on the same line as the word next to it.
Watch out: Some apps strip it, and very old devices may show a box.
No-break space U+00A0
Width: counts as a space
Good for: An ordinary-width space that never wraps, so two words, or a number and its unit, stay on one line.
Watch out: It's whitespace: apps that trim text remove it at the start and end of a line or name, and a line holding only this counts as empty. Some apps turn it into a normal space.
En space U+2002
Width: counts as a space
Good for: A space half the font size wide, about two normal spaces: a wider gap between words or icons in a bio line.
Watch out: It's whitespace: apps that trim text remove it at the start and end of a line or name, and a line holding only this counts as empty.
Em space U+2003
Width: counts as a space
Good for: A space as wide as the font size, about four normal spaces: indent a line or spread out a heading.
Watch out: It's whitespace: apps that trim text remove it at the start and end of a line or name, and a line holding only this counts as empty.
Thin space U+2009
Width: counts as a space
Good for: A narrow space, about a fifth of the font size: a small gap around a symbol or between a number and a unit.
Watch out: It's whitespace: apps that trim text remove it at the start and end of a line or name, and a line holding only this counts as empty.
Ideographic space U+3000
Width:　counts as a space
Good for: A full-width space, the width of a Chinese or Japanese character. A few games accept it inside names.
Watch out: It's whitespace: apps that trim text remove it at the start and end of a line or name, and a line holding only this counts as empty. Most name boxes refuse a name made only of spaces.

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How to copy and paste symbols

Find a symbol

Scroll the groups or type a word like heart, star, tick or rupee in the search box.

Tap to copy

Tap the symbol. It's copied straight away, ready to paste into your bio, name or caption.

Or build a line

Switch to Add to tray, tap several symbols, then copy them all at once with Copy tray.

How these symbols work

Every symbol here is a Unicode character, the same kind of character as a letter, so it pastes as text into Instagram, TikTok, X, WhatsApp, Discord or a game name. How it looks depends on the fonts of the phone or computer reading it: most show the same shape, but a few, such as the zodiac signs and some hearts and weather symbols, appear as colour emoji on many phones.

Blank characters look empty but aren't. The Braille blank (U+2800) and the Hangul filler (U+3164) aren't counted as spaces, so apps that delete empty lines or reject blank names usually keep them. Ordinary spaces such as the em space are trimmed at the start and end of a line, which is why they can't hold a blank line open.

Nothing is sent anywhere: the symbols are part of the page, and copying uses your browser's clipboard. Symbols and blank characters may be read aloud oddly or skipped by screen readers, so keep important words in plain text.

Features

Tap to copy

Every symbol is a button. Tap it and it's on your clipboard.

Tray

Collect several symbols, edit them in the tray, and copy the whole line in one go.

Blank characters, explained

Ten of them, including the Hangul filler, Braille blank and zero-width space, with what each is good for and where apps remove it.

Search by name

Each symbol has its Unicode name, so “rupee”, “check” or “black star” finds it.

Frequently asked questions

How do I make a blank name in Free Fire or on Instagram?

Copy the Hangul filler (U+3164) and paste it as your name, or after a short name. It isn't a space, so name boxes that refuse spaces often accept it. Some games now block it; if yours does, try the half-width Hangul filler or the Braille blank.

How do I add a blank line to my Instagram bio or caption?

Put a Braille blank (U+2800) on the empty line. Instagram removes lines that are empty or only spaces, but this character isn't a space, so the line stays. The Instagram line breaks tool does this for a whole caption.

Why does a symbol show as a box or an emoji?

The device reading it decides how it looks. A box means its fonts don't have that character, which happens mostly on older phones. Signs like ♈ and ☀ have an emoji form, and many phones show that instead of the plain symbol.

Why did my spaces disappear after pasting?

Most apps trim spaces at the start and end of a line or name, and that includes the no-break, en, em, thin and ideographic spaces. Use a Braille blank or Hangul filler where you need something that survives.

Can I copy several symbols at once?

Yes. Choose Add to tray, tap the symbols you want, edit the line if you like, then press Copy tray.

Do symbols count toward character limits?

Yes. Each symbol is at least one character, and kaomoji and dividers are many. Blank characters count too, which matters in a 150-character Instagram bio.