Copy symbols & emoji for Twitter / X
Browse symbols and emoji for Twitter / X — click any one to copy it, then paste it into a tweet, reply, or your bio. They work on every computer and phone. No signup, nothing leaves your browser.
658+ symbols and emoji · click to copy
Typing a heart, star, or checkmark directly into a tweet is harder than it should be — most keyboards bury these characters behind emoji pickers that don't include the plain Unicode symbols people actually want for bios, threads, and replies on X. This tool solves that by giving you a browsable library of over 600 symbols and emoji, organized so you can find what you need without digging through nested menus or guessing Unicode names.
The collection spans practical categories writers on X reach for often: hearts and star ratings for reviews or shoutouts, checkmarks and crosses for lists and comparisons, hand gestures for emphasis or reactions, and flags for tagging countries or events, alongside hundreds of arrows, shapes, and typographic marks. Every symbol is rendered as a clickable tile — click once and it's copied straight to your clipboard, ready to paste into a tweet, bio, or DM with no formatting cleanup needed.
Because the whole thing runs client-side in your browser, there's nothing to install, no account to create, and no text ever leaves your device — useful if you're copying symbols for anything you'd rather not route through a third-party server. It's a handy bookmark for anyone who posts on X regularly and wants their bio or replies to stand out with a checkmark, star, or flag that a standard keyboard just won't type.
Find and copy any symbol or emoji from the library to use on X.
Load the Twitter Symbols page — it displays 600+ symbols and emoji as clickable tiles grouped by type.
Scroll through groups like hearts, stars, checkmarks, hands, and flags to find the symbol you want.
Click the tile for the symbol you need — it's copied to your clipboard instantly, no selection or right-click required.
Switch to your tweet, bio, or reply on X and paste (Ctrl+V or Cmd+V) to insert the symbol.
Click any additional symbols you want — each click copies a fresh one, replacing the last, so paste right after each click.