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Cute Symbols to Copy and Paste

51 cute symbols: flowers, ribbons, bows, hearts, and stars. Click any symbol to copy it.

Reference

Reference table of symbols, names, Unicode codepoints, HTML entities, and alt codes
SymbolNameUnicodeHTML entityAlt code
⁕FLOWER PUNCTUATION MARKU+2055⁕—
≛STAR EQUALSU+225B≛—
⋆STAR OPERATORU+22C6⋆—
⋈BOWTIEU+22C8⋈—
⍟APL FUNCTIONAL SYMBOL CIRCLE STARU+235F⍟—
⍣APL FUNCTIONAL SYMBOL STAR DIAERESISU+2363⍣—
␁SYMBOL FOR START OF HEADINGU+2401␁—
␂SYMBOL FOR START OF TEXTU+2402␂—
⑅OCR BOW TIEU+2445⑅—
☙REVERSED ROTATED FLORAL HEART BULLETU+2619☙—
♡WHITE HEART SUITU+2661♡—
♥BLACK HEART SUITU+2665♥—
⚘FLOWERU+2698⚘—
✨SPARKLESU+2728✨—
❇SPARKLEU+2747❇—
❈HEAVY SPARKLEU+2748❈—
❣HEAVY HEART EXCLAMATION MARK ORNAMENTU+2763❣—
❤HEAVY BLACK HEARTU+2764❤—
❥ROTATED HEAVY BLACK HEART BULLETU+2765❥—
❦FLORAL HEARTU+2766❦—
❧ROTATED FLORAL HEART BULLETU+2767❧—
⧑BOWTIE WITH LEFT HALF BLACKU+29D1⧑—
⧒BOWTIE WITH RIGHT HALF BLACKU+29D2⧒—
⧓BLACK BOWTIEU+29D3⧓—
⮰RIBBON ARROW DOWN LEFTU+2BB0⮰—
⮱RIBBON ARROW DOWN RIGHTU+2BB1⮱—
⮲RIBBON ARROW UP LEFTU+2BB2⮲—
⮳RIBBON ARROW UP RIGHTU+2BB3⮳—
⮴RIBBON ARROW LEFT UPU+2BB4⮴—
⮵RIBBON ARROW RIGHT UPU+2BB5⮵—
⮶RIBBON ARROW LEFT DOWNU+2BB6⮶—
⮷RIBBON ARROW RIGHT DOWNU+2BB7⮷—
🌈RAINBOWU+1F308🌈—
🌸CHERRY BLOSSOMU+1F338🌸—
🌻SUNFLOWERU+1F33B🌻—
🍜STEAMING BOWLU+1F35C🍜—
🎀RIBBONU+1F380🎀—
🎇FIREWORK SPARKLERU+1F387🎇—
🎕BOUQUET OF FLOWERSU+1F395🎕—
🎗REMINDER RIBBONU+1F397🎗—
🎳BOWLINGU+1F3B3🎳—
🎴FLOWER PLAYING CARDSU+1F3B4🎴—
🏹BOW AND ARROWU+1F3F9🏹—
👑CROWNU+1F451👑—
💝HEART WITH RIBBONU+1F49D💝—
💮WHITE FLOWERU+1F4AE💮—
🕏BOWL OF HYGIEIAU+1F54F🕏—
🙇PERSON BOWING DEEPLYU+1F647🙇—
🥀WILTED FLOWERU+1F940🥀—
🥣BOWL WITH SPOONU+1F963🥣—
🦋BUTTERFLYU+1F98B🦋—

How to type it

There's no universal keyboard shortcut for cute symbols, so copying directly from the grid above is usually the fastest method.

On Windows, open Character Map (search "charmap" in the Start menu), find the character by name, and copy it — or use Word's Alt+X trick: type the hex codepoint (2055) right after the cursor, then press Alt+X to convert it.

On Mac, press Control + Command + Space to open the Character Viewer, then search for "flower punctuation mark" or browse by category.

On iPhone and iPad, there's no built-in picker for most of these characters — copying from this page is the practical option.

In Word, use the Alt+X trick above, or go to Insert > Symbol > More Symbols and search by Unicode name or codepoint (U+2055).

In Google Docs, go to Insert > Special characters and either draw the shape or search by name.