Cool symbols to copy and paste
Click any symbol across 8 curated categories to copy it immediately, or combine multiple symbols and brackets in the tray bar at the top before copying.
Hover a symbol to see its Unicode code point.
How to copy single symbols or build a framed nickname in the tray
Instead of dumping thousands of broken or duplicate Unicode characters onto one page, this tool organizes verified Basic Multilingual Plane (BMP) symbols into 8 clear categories (Clan, Stars, Hearts, Weapons, Crowns, Brackets, Arrows, and Misc) paired with a sticky 200-character assembly tray.
Browse the 8 category groups
Jump to Clan, Stars, Hearts, Weapons, Crowns, Brackets, Arrows, or Misc depending on whether you are building a battle-royale clan tag, a Riot ID, or an Instagram bio.
Click any tile to copy it and add it to the top tray
Clicking a symbol tile immediately copies that character to your clipboard and appends it to the "Click symbols to build a name…" input bar at the top of the tool.
Type your name inside the tray and click "Copy"
Click inside the top tray bar to type your nickname between brackets (such as ꧁ and ꧂ or 『 and 』), rearrange your symbols, and press the "Copy" button (or "Clear" to start over).
Verified symbol meanings, Unicode origins, and ready-to-copy combinations
帝 (Emperor), 王 (King), 皇 (Sovereign), 神 (God), 鬼 (Demon), 龍 (Dragon), ツ (Katakana Tsu), and 々 (repeater).
Pairs Javanese Rerenggan ꧁ (U+A9C1) and ꧂ (U+A9C2) with Tibetan brackets ༺ (U+0F3A) and ༻ (U+0F3B).
Minimalist CJK corner quotes (『』) and lenticular brackets (【】) for Discord, Steam, and Riot IDs.
Four-point (✦, ✧) and five-point (★, ☆) stars that render cleanly in both bios and game lobbies.
Chess crowns (♛, ♚), crossed swords (⚔), shields (🛡), and skulls (☠) for squad captains.
Hollow hearts (♡), Georgian letter Ghan (ღ, U+10E6, stylized as a heart), and Tibetan flourish (࿐, U+0FD0).
Verified script origins: Javanese, Tibetan, Georgian, and Lao symbols
Many iconic "gaming symbols" are actually letters or punctuation from regional Unicode scripts in the Basic Multilingual Plane: ꧁ (U+A9C1) and ꧂ (U+A9C2) are Javanese section markers; ༒ (U+0F12) and ࿐ (U+0FD0) are Tibetan head marks; ღ (U+10E6) is the Georgian letter Ghan; and ໒ (U+0EC2) is the Lao digit two. Because mobile OS fonts bundle these scripts, games render them as decorative art.
Single code points vs. multi-code-point compositions (×͜× and ♥︎)
When counting toward a strict 12- or 14-character game limit, note that not every visual symbol is 1 code point: the composite face ×͜× in the Clan group consists of 3 code points (U+00D7 + U+035C + U+00D7), the text heart ♥︎ in Hearts consists of 2 code points (U+2665 + U+FE0E variation selector), and bracket pairs (꧁꧂, 『』) use 2 code points total.
Why a symbol looks different or gets rejected in some games
Symbols are not supported in every game
No single symbol works across every game. While social platforms (Instagram, TikTok, Discord, WhatsApp) support all 8 categories, games enforce custom character whitelists: PUBG Mobile and Free Fire accept CJK kanji and ꧁꧂ wings, whereas League of Legends (Riot ID) blocks weapons and heavy punctuation while allowing ツ, 々, 乂, 彡, ♡, and ★.
Monochrome text presentation vs. color emoji presentation
Certain Unicode characters (like ❤, ⚔, ✈, and ⚡) can render as either monochrome text or a color emoji depending on the device keyboard. If a game rejects a symbol because your phone keyboard appended a hidden Emoji Variation Selector (U+FE0F), copy the clean character directly from our grid above.
Test your symbols with styled letters and game validators
Once you have picked your favorite symbols, use these tools to style your letters or check character limits:
- PUBG Name Style
Combine your symbols with 62 font styles and validate against PUBG Mobile’s 14-character Rename Card rule.
- Free Fire Name Style
Check that your ꧁꧂ wings and symbols fit inside Garena Free Fire’s strict 3–12 character limit.
- Fancy Text Generator
Convert the text between your symbols into 62 cursive, gothic, bold, or small-caps styles.
- Invisible Character
Copy U+3164 (Hangul Filler) to add a clean blank gap between your symbol and your nickname.
Frequently asked questions
›Do these symbols count as 1 character in game nicknames?
Almost every single tile across our 8 categories is 1 Unicode code point, with two multi-code-point exceptions: the composite smile ×͜× in Clan uses 3 code points (U+00D7 + U+035C combining double breve below + U+00D7), and the text-heart ♥︎ in Hearts uses 2 code points (U+2665 + U+FE0E text variation selector). Matched bracket pairs like ꧁ and ꧂ count as 1 code point each (2 for the pair).
›What are the origins and meanings of ꧁꧂, 亗, 帝, 神, 龍, and ツ?
꧁ (U+A9C1) and ꧂ (U+A9C2) are Javanese Left and Right Rerenggan ornaments. 亗 is an archaic CJK ideograph variant for mountain (山) adopted as a gaming clan badge. 帝 means Emperor, 王 King, 皇 Sovereign, 神 God/Spirit, 鬼 Demon, and 龍 Dragon. ツ (Tsu) is a Japanese Katakana syllable, 々 is the Kanji iteration mark, and 〆 (Shime) is a Japanese closing sign.
›Are all symbols in this grid supported in every game?
No—symbol support depends on each game’s font file and character whitelist. Social apps (Instagram, TikTok, Discord, X) display all 8 groups, PUBG Mobile and Free Fire support most Clan, Star, Crown, and ꧁꧂ Bracket tiles, and stricter PC clients like League of Legends (Riot ID) only accept BMP letters and select symbols (ツ, 々, 乂, 彡, ♡, ★).
›How do I combine multiple symbols with my nickname?
Every time you click a symbol tile, it is copied to your clipboard and appended to the sticky tray bar at the top ("Click symbols to build a name…"). You can type your nickname directly inside that tray between two symbols and click "Copy".