Special Characters & Symbols
About this Tool
The Special Characters & Symbols tool on AllThatConverter is a lightweight, all-in-one Unicode palette. It groups Korean Hangul consonant shortcuts (all 18 jamo from γ± to γ ), mathematical operators, parentheses, units, arrows, Japanese kaomoji, ASCII art, and modern emojis into clean categorized tabs for one-tap clipboard copying, keeping your selected entries private in the browser.
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How to Use
Select your target category tab (such as Hangul Jamo, Math, Units, Arrows, Kaomoji, ASCII Art, or Emojis).
In the Hangul Jamo tab, click 'All' to view all 18 consonant sets vertically in one long scrolling list, or select an individual consonant (γ±, γ΄, γ·, γ , etc.) to filter quickly.
Adjust the convenient cell size slider (from 20px to 100px) to suit your display and workflow preferences.
Click any grid character to copy it instantly to your clipboard, and access it later via your Recent list without searching again.
Key Scenarios & Use Cases
Korean Consonant Special Symbols on Mac & Mobile
Quickly access and copy Korean Windows Hanja-key special characters (such as γ +Hanja for shapes/stars/hearts, γ· for math/operators, γΉ for units/currencies, γ for circled Hangul, γ for circled numbers/letters, γ for Roman numerals) on Mac, iPhone, or Android without shortcuts.
Instagram, YouTube, Discord & Gaming Nickname Styling
Combine aesthetic hearts (β₯, β‘), sparkling stars (β , β, β¦), circled alphanumeric characters (β~β©, β ~β³), and unique glyphs to craft distinctive profiles, social media bios, and gaming tags (Valorant, LoL, PUBG).
Mathematical & Scientific Documents
Locate and copy complex mathematical operators (Β±, Γ, Γ·, β , β€, β₯, β, β, β«, β) and specialized quotation brackets (γγ, γγ, γγ, β¨β©, β¦β§) directly into your thesis, academic papers, or technical slide presentations.
Box-Drawing & Table Borders for Notion, Slack, and Code Comments
Structure markdown notes, code documentation, and plain text tables with precision Unicode box-drawing characters (β, β, β, β, β, β, β, β€, β¬, β΄, βΌ, β, β).
Expressive Texting with Kaomoji & ASCII Art
Enrich your chat conversations, newsletter headers, and social posts with emotive Japanese text emoticons (kaomoji) and creative multi-line ASCII art.
Business Reports, Spreadsheets & Infographic Flowcharts
Quickly find and copy international currency glyphs ($, β¬, Β£, Β₯, β©, βΏ, βΊ) and modern directional indicators (β, β, β΅, β€Ή, π) for financial sheets and pitch decks.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Yes! Selecting the 'All' button under the Hangul Jamo tab displays all 18 consonant groups (γ± through γ ) vertically with consonant badges, names, descriptions, and symbol counts for effortless scanning.
Yes! You can browse and one-click copy any Windows Hanja-key special character on macOS, iPadOS, iOS, and Android without requiring a physical Hanja key or third-party input method.
Since all symbols adhere to standard Unicode, you can paste them into any text-supporting application including Discord, Notion, Instagram, Google Docs, MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Slack, and KakaoTalk.
Clicking a symbol displays a distinct checkmark overlay for 0.6 seconds (600ms) for clear visual confirmation. Copied characters are automatically cached in the 'Recent' tab (up to 100 entries) for quick reuse.
Yes. The entire Unicode database and your copy history run 100% in local browser memory and localStorage, allowing full access in offline or restricted intranet environments.
AllThatConverter is 100% free with unlimited access and requires no account registration. Zero telemetry is collectedβyour copied symbol history never leaves your device.