Nature & Objects
Miscellaneous Symbols
Copy symbols that don’t fit a single theme, from dice faces and gender signs to recycling codes and hazard warnings.
52 symbols
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- Hot Springs details
- Universal Recycling Symbol details
- Recycling Symbol For Type 1 Plastics details
- Recycling Symbol For Type 2 Plastics details
- Recycling Symbol For Type 3 Plastics details
- Recycling Symbol For Type 4 Plastics details
- Recycling Symbol For Type 5 Plastics details
- Recycling Symbol For Type 6 Plastics details
- Recycling Symbol For Type 7 Plastics details
- Recycling Symbol For Generic Materials details
- Black Universal Recycling Symbol details
- Recycled Paper Symbol details
- Partially Recycled Paper Symbol details
- Permanent Paper Sign details
- Wheelchair Symbol details
- Die Face 1 details
- Die Face 2 details
- Die Face 3 details
- Die Face 4 details
- Die Face 5 details
- Die Face 6 details
- Scales details
- White Flag details
- Black Flag details
- Hammer And Pick details
- Crossed Swords details
- Warning Sign details
- Doubled Female Sign details
- Doubled Male Sign details
- Interlocked Female And Male Sign details
- Male And Female Sign details
- Male With Stroke Sign details
- Male With Stroke And Male And Female Sign details
- Vertical Male With Stroke Sign details
- Horizontal Male With Stroke Sign details
- Hangul Syllable Us details
- Hangul Syllable Yu details
- Bottle With Popping Cork details
- Skull And Crossbones details
- Inverted Question Mark details
- Male Sign details
- Female Sign details
- Biohazard Sign details
- Caduceus details
- Inverted Exclamation Mark details
- Katakana Letter Tu details
- Inverted Interrobang details
- Nko Symbol Gbakurunen details
- Georgian Capital Letter Phar details
- Ogham Letter Or details
- Freshwater Turtle details
- Anchor details
Finding a symbol in a mixed collection
This collection gathers useful symbols that do not belong to one subject, so it is best browsed by eye. If you know part of a symbol’s name, search is faster. Open any symbol to see its Unicode name, block, and related characters.
Most of these characters come from Unicode’s Miscellaneous Symbols block, which mixes everyday signs such as ♻ and ⚠ with specialist marks. Their appearance varies more between fonts than letters and punctuation do, and some may show as emoji on phones, so check the symbol where you plan to use it.