Symboltabelle
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The Symbol Table is an interactive browsing grid that displays all symbols in a selected category. You can switch between SymbolFYI's 30 categories using the filter buttons and click any symbol to copy it instantly.
Click any category button at the top of the Symbol Table (such as Arrows, Math, Currency, or Punctuation) to load all symbols in that group. The grid updates immediately without a page reload.
Click or tap any symbol tile in the grid to copy it to your clipboard. The symbol's name and codepoint appear in a tooltip on hover so you know exactly what you are copying.
The Symbol Table covers 30 categories including Arrows, Currency, Math, Punctuation, Dingbats, Technical, Letterlike, Greek, Latin Extended, and more. All categories reflect the curated SymbolFYI symbol library.
The Symbol Table is designed for visual exploration when you want to browse a category and discover symbols you did not know existed. Symbol Search is keyword-driven and better when you already have a specific symbol in mind.
Yes — hovering over any symbol tile shows a tooltip with the symbol's name and U+ codepoint. For full encoding details including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript representations, click through to the symbol's detail page.
Yes — the grid is responsive and adjusts column count based on screen width. On mobile, tap a symbol to copy it and use a long press to see the tooltip with the symbol's name and codepoint.
The Symbol Table is curated, browser-based, and requires no software installation. It focuses on the most useful Unicode symbols for writing and web development, whereas OS character maps display the entire Unicode Standard which can be overwhelming.
The Symbol Table focuses on non-emoji Unicode symbols such as mathematical operators, arrows, currency signs, and typographic characters. Emoji are part of the broader Unicode Standard but have their own dedicated tools and platforms.
Within each category, symbols are ordered by Unicode codepoint. This mirrors the structure of the Unicode Standard and makes it easy to find related characters that appear together in the same Unicode block.
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