HTML Special Characters
Find and copy HTML symbols and entities (©, €, →, ≠…) with search — browser only.
Find HTML symbols and entities (©, €, →, ≠…). Click to copy. Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
About HTML Special Characters
HTML pages often need symbols that are awkward to type: copyright marks, currency signs, arrows, dashes, and math operators. This tool is a searchable reference so you can copy the character itself, a named entity like ©, or a numeric entity like ©.
How to use
- Search by name (copyright, euro, arrow) or browse a category.
- Click the big symbol to copy the character.
- Or use Named / Numeric / Hex buttons for HTML-safe codes.
- Paste into your HTML, CMS, or email template.
When to use named vs numeric entities
- Named (
€) — readable in source when supported. - Numeric (
€) — works even when a named entity is missing. - Raw character — fine in modern UTF-8 pages; entities help in older systems or attribute edge cases.
Related tools
To encode a whole text block at once, use the HTML Entities Encoder. To turn entities back into readable text, use the HTML Entities Decoder.
This catalog runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or stored on the server.