Punctuation Symbols
Uncommon punctuation marks and reference symbols not found on a standard keyboard.
‽Interrobang
¿Inverted Question Mark
¡Inverted Exclamation Mark
…Horizontal Ellipsis
‟Double High-Reversed-9 Quotation Mark
„Double Low-9 Quotation Mark
«Left Guillemet
»Right Guillemet
§Section Sign
¶Pilcrow
‰Per Mille Sign
†Dagger
‡Double Dagger
©Copyright Sign
®Registered Sign
™Trade Mark Sign
How it works
Standard Unicode punctuation and typographic symbols, real text characters ready to paste anywhere.
Where you can use it
- Stylized quotes and captions
- Brand and copyright notices
- Editorial-style notes
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Frequently asked questions
What is the ‽ symbol called and when would I use it?
It's called an interrobang — a combined question mark and exclamation point, used for a sentence that's both a question and an exclamation ("He said what‽"). It's real Unicode punctuation, just not on a standard keyboard layout.
Are © ® and ™ legally meaningful, or just decorative here?
The symbols themselves are just characters — using © or ™ doesn't create legal protection on its own, that comes from actual copyright or trademark registration. They're included here for anyone who needs the character itself, not as legal advice about when to use them.
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