Command, option, shift, and every other Mac and PC key glyph for writing clean shortcuts. Click any symbol to copy it instantly.
Documenting keyboard shortcuts reads far better with the real key glyphs than with spelled-out names. This library gathers the Mac modifier symbols such as command (⌘), option (⌥), shift (⇧), and control (⌃); the editing and navigation keys like return, backspace, and tab; and the arrow and special-key glyphs that complete a shortcut. Click any character to copy it for documentation, tutorials, or app interfaces.
The modifier-key glyphs printed on Apple keyboards and used throughout macOS menus.
Directional arrow keys and the remaining special-key glyphs.
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Directional arrows in every style — straight, curved, and double-headed.
Mathematical operators, Greek letters, roots, and infinity signs.
The asterisk (*) you use for footnotes, the wildcard * that matches anything in search and code, and the censoring star in f**k.
The keyboard tilde (~) that marks your Unix home folder and means ‘roughly,’ the small tilde ˜ and the combining mark that sits over ñ, ã…
The plain keyboard underscore (_) that began as a typewriter underlining trick and became snake_case.