How to Use

Select a category

Choose a glyph category from the dropdown — arrows, math symbols, currency, dingbats, punctuation, accented letters, Greek, or box drawing.

Browse glyphs

Click any glyph to see its Unicode codepoint and HTML entity information.

Copy to clipboard

Use the Copy button to copy the selected glyph to your clipboard.

About Glyph Browser

Special characters — arrows, math symbols, bullets, emojis — are constantly needed in writing and code, but finding them means switching through character maps. ILikePdf Glyph Browser organizes Unicode glyphs by category with click-to-copy, codepoint values, and HTML entities for each character. It is the fastest way to drop an arrow into a doc or reference a symbol in source code. Browsing is instant and fully local.

How to browse Unicode glyphs Glyph Browser

Step 1: Pick a Unicode category from the sidebar — symbols, arrows, math, emoji, and more.

Step 2: Browse the glyph grid for the character you need.

Step 3: Click a glyph to copy it to your clipboard.

Step 4: View its Unicode codepoint and HTML entity.

Step 5: Paste it directly into your project.

Common use cases for Glyph Browser

Find special characters like arrows and bullets.
Copy math symbols for documentation.
Locate Unicode codepoints for technical writing.
Discover obscure but useful symbols.

Pro tips

The codepoint view helps when using escape sequences.
Some glyphs depend on installed fonts for display.
Browsing is instant and fully local.

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Glyph Browser