Unicode Character Viewer for iPhone and iPad

Every symbol, right where typing happens.

Search Unicode, copy special characters, draw what you remember, and turn words into text art. The hard-to-type characters finally behave like they belong on your keyboard.

  • Symbols
  • Text art
  • Draw matching
  • Keyboard favorites
Glyphs showing colorful Unicode symbol categories with search.

Symbols. Special characters. Text art. Found fast. Typed anywhere.

Built for exact characters

Less hunting. More copying.

Search Unicode

Find symbols by name, category, keyword, or Unicode value.

Save favorites

Keep arrows, currency signs, hearts, math symbols, and scripts one tap away.

Make text art

Turn simple words into Unicode styles and ASCII art that can be copied anywhere.

Draw symbols

Sketch the shape you remember and jump to confident matches.

Type from the keyboard

Use selected categories and favorites without leaving the app you are typing in.

Private by default

No ads, no third-party tracking, and no account to create before finding a symbol.

Browse

A place for every character.

Arrows, math signs, currency symbols, punctuation, hearts, scripts, and the characters that usually hide just out of reach.

Glyphs category list with colorful rows and native search.

Compose

Text art, ready to paste.

Turn a simple word into Unicode styles and ASCII art for messages, notes, profiles, and posts.

Glyphs Compose screen for generating Unicode text art.

Draw

Draw what you remember.

Sketch a heart, arrow, star, or mark, then copy the closest matching character with its name and Unicode value.

Glyphs Draw screen matching a hand-drawn heart to Unicode symbols.

Private by design

Your typing stays yours.

No third-party tracking. No advertising SDKs. No account just to find a character.

Favorites and recents live on your device, with iCloud Sync only when you turn it on.

Designed for the way iPhone and iPad already work: copy, share, type, and move on.

A tiny keyboard for the characters that never get their own key.

For the arrow in your note, the symbol in your design, the character in your code, and the heart that was absolutely right there yesterday.