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Wingdings / Webdings Translator

Encode or decode Wingdings, Wingdings 2/3, and Webdings into real Unicode symbols that render everywhere.

Unicode-safe Wingdings translator

Switch between Wingdings, Wingdings 2, Wingdings 3, and Webdings, then convert text to verifiable Unicode symbols.

Outputs plain Unicode characters—no Wingdings/Webdings font files are loaded. Rendering relies on system or emoji fonts.

Virtual keyboard

Tap to insert characters quickly. Works on mobile for batch input.

Verifiable mapping table

Character → symbol → Unicode name/code point. Use this to verify reliability before sharing.

CharacterSymbolUnicode nameCode pointCopy
A✈AIRPLANEU+2708
B✉ENVELOPEU+2709
C☎BLACK TELEPHONEU+260E
D✆TELEPHONE LOCATION SIGNU+2706
E⌛HOURGLASSU+231B
F⌚WATCHU+231A
G✂BLACK SCISSORSU+2702
H✏PENCILU+270F
I✒BLACK NIBU+2712
J✍WRITING HANDU+270D
K✌VICTORY HANDU+270C
L☜WHITE LEFT POINTING INDEXU+261C
M☞WHITE RIGHT POINTING INDEXU+261E
N☝WHITE UP POINTING INDEXU+261D
O☟WHITE DOWN POINTING INDEXU+261F
P✋RAISED HANDU+270B
Q☹WHITE FROWNING FACEU+2639
R☺WHITE SMILING FACEU+263A
S☻BLACK SMILING FACEU+263B
T❄SNOWFLAKEU+2744
U☀BLACK SUN WITH RAYSU+2600
V☁CLOUDU+2601
W☂UMBRELLAU+2602
X★BLACK STARU+2605
Y✪CIRCLED WHITE STARU+272A
Z☮PEACE SYMBOLU+262E
0⬤BLACK LARGE CIRCLEU+2B24
1➔HEAVY WIDE-HEADED RIGHTWARDS ARROWU+2794
2⬇DOWNWARDS BLACK ARROWU+2B07
3⬆UPWARDS BLACK ARROWU+2B06
4⬅LEFTWARDS BLACK ARROWU+2B05
5↗NORTH EAST ARROWU+2197
6↘SOUTH EAST ARROWU+2198
7↙SOUTH WEST ARROWU+2199
8↖NORTH WEST ARROWU+2196
9➤BLACK RIGHTWARDS ARROWHEADU+27A4
!⚠WARNING SIGNU+26A0
?❓BLACK QUESTION MARK ORNAMENTU+2753
,•BULLETU+2022
.▪BLACK SMALL SQUAREU+25AA
SPACEU+0020

Bring Wingdings or Webdings text into a modern, verifiable workflow with this Webdings Translator. It maps supported legacy-font characters to Unicode symbols that do not require the original fonts. The exact glyph can still vary with the operating system, font, and destination app.

Use the converter on mobile or desktop to inspect, copy, and verify supported symbols without installing the original font files.

Webdings Translator highlights

  • Full coverage: this Webdings Translator spans Wingdings, Wingdings 2, Wingdings 3, and Webdings with Unicode names and code points.
  • Two-way conversion: Text → Symbols and Symbols → Text so you can encode or decode in one place.
  • Export-ready: Copy the symbol string, grab the Unicode name list, or export PNG/SVG assets instantly.
  • Mobile friendly: Virtual keyboard and search to insert symbols quickly on phones and tablets.
  • Privacy-first: this Webdings Translator runs 100% client-side—no uploads or server processing.
  • Compatibility notes: Unicode names and code points help explain differences between system and emoji fonts.

What is Wingdings?

Wingdings/Webdings are legacy symbol fonts that map keyboard characters to pictograms. Because they rely on locally installed fonts, they often break or appear as boxes on modern devices. This Webdings Translator remaps them to standard Unicode or emoji equivalents so they display consistently in browsers, chats, emails, and documents. It is ideal for decoding old files, annotating designs, or adding icon-like symbols without bundling font files.

When this Webdings Translator helps

  • Decode legacy documents. The Webdings Translator turns old Wingdings/Webdings strings into readable text for emails, docs, or chats.
  • Share symbols safely. Copy Unicode equivalents from the Webdings Translator so teammates can view icons without special fonts installed.
  • Verify glyphs. Cross-check each character against its Unicode name and code point to avoid mismatches.
  • Create assets. Export your translated line as PNG or SVG for decks, social posts, or tickets.
  • Keep consistency. Use the Webdings Translator to ensure symbols stay identical across browsers, slides, and PDFs.

How to use the Webdings Translator

  1. Choose the symbol set (Wingdings / Wingdings 2 / Wingdings 3 / Webdings).
  2. Select the direction: Text → Symbols to encode, or Symbols → Text to decode.
  3. Paste or type your content and click Convert.
  4. Copy the symbol string, the Unicode name list, or export as PNG/SVG.

Tips for accurate Webdings Translator output

  • Use the built-in virtual keyboard to insert characters that map cleanly to the selected set.
  • Reference the mapping table to confirm the glyph, Unicode name, and code point for every character.
  • The export buttons rely on system/emoji fonts—no extra downloads are required.
  • For sharing or archiving, copy the Unicode text; use PNG/SVG exports for slides, social posts, or tickets.
  • Keep the original text nearby when a symbol carries important meaning or may be ambiguous.

Notes on compatibility

Output uses Unicode characters, but glyph shape and color are controlled by the destination font and platform. Some apps may show a monochrome symbol, an emoji presentation, or a fallback box. Use the displayed Unicode name and code point to verify the intended character.

Webdings Translator FAQ

  • Does converting to Unicode change the visual style? Unicode symbols render in system or emoji fonts. If you need the original Wingdings look, export as PNG/SVG from the Webdings Translator to preserve the appearance.
  • Can I go from symbols back to text? Yes. Use Symbols → Text to decode icons into their mapped ASCII characters or readable labels inside the Webdings Translator.
  • Is batch paste supported? Yes. You can paste whole paragraphs or tables; the Webdings Translator converts everything in one click.
  • Is my data uploaded? No. The Webdings Translator works fully in-browser; nothing leaves your device.
  • Mobile ready? The responsive UI, virtual keyboard, and exports work on phones and tablets.
  • How do I embed symbols in docs? Paste the Unicode output directly—Notion, Google Docs, Slides, and most CMSs render it without extra fonts.