Aesthetic symbols copy and paste: Four-pointed star opens 44 symbols, from stars, hearts and a moon to curls and a scribble. Sparkle trails, small clusters, frames round a name, soft dividers and emoji follow.
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Where the symbols come from
Unicode names no character aesthetic. The 44 symbols are borrowed from 21 blocks: the four-pointed stars are Dingbats, the raised ring is an accent from Spacing Modifier Letters, the scribble is a letter of the Tagbanwa script and the small curl an Egyptian hieroglyph. Each tile's note under the tool gives its code point and real name.
Trails, clusters and frames
The sparkle trails are short runs of small marks, mostly stars, rings and dots. The clusters are ready-made symbol combinations, each copied as one. A tile in Frames round a name copies the word name: paste it, then type your own name over it.
Type pink in the search box to see the seven pink picks, from pink heart to peach.
The one-line heart is two characters: Tai Le letter e and Balinese musical symbol dong.
Questions and answers
Is there an aesthetic emoji?
No. No emoji has aesthetic in its name, and CLDR, Unicode's list of search words, files the word under none. The 24 in Aesthetic emoji are this page's own pick of cute aesthetic emojis: sparkles, a crescent moon, bubbles, a candle, a mirror and more.
Are there pink emojis to copy and paste?
Seven: Pink heart, Cherry blossom, Tulip, Ribbon, Flamingo, Lotus and Peach. Pink heart, from Emoji 15.0, is the only emoji with pink in its name; the other six are this page's pick. Hearts in other colors are on colored heart emojis.
Which emoji does Unicode list as pretty?
CLDR files pretty under three emoji: Pleading face, Peacock and Butterfly, all tiles here. It files beautiful under none, so any list of beautiful emoji is a matter of taste, this one included.
All 118 symbols
Aesthetic symbols 44
➶Arrow, up rightU+27B6 Black-feathered north east arrow. Dingbats block, Unicode 1.1. A feathered arrow that points up and to the right.
࿔Closed spiralU+0FD4 Tibetan mark closing brda rnying yig mgo sgab ma. Tibetan block, Unicode 5.1. A Tibetan head mark. By shape, a closed spiral.
⊱Closing curlU+22B1 Succeeds under relation. Mathematical Operators block, Unicode 1.1. Its mirror, which closes the frame.
☁︎CloudU+2601 Cloud. Miscellaneous Symbols block, Unicode 1.1. Has an emoji form too, so it is copied with U+FE0E, the selector that keeps it as plain text.
፨Cluster of dotsU+1368 Ethiopic paragraph separator. Ethiopic block, Unicode 3.0. A punctuation mark of Ethiopic writing: a loose cluster of dots.
༄Curl of windU+0F04 Tibetan mark initial yig mgo mdun ma. Tibetan block, Unicode 2.0. A head mark of Tibetan writing; the names list says it marks the beginning of a text. Here for its shape: a curl of wind.
꥟Curled wheelU+A95F Rejang section mark. Rejang block, Unicode 5.1. A punctuation mark of the Rejang script. By shape, a wheel of curled rays.
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Aesthetic symbols, continued
༊Curling waveU+0F0A Tibetan mark bka- shog yig mgo. Tibetan block, Unicode 2.0. A head mark of Tibetan writing; the names list says it is used in Bhutan. Here for its shape: a wave that curls over.
⟡Curved diamondU+27E1 White concave-sided diamond. Miscellaneous Mathematical Symbols-A block, Unicode 3.2. A sign of modal logic. By shape, a four-pointed star with curved sides.
𖥔Dotted starU+16954 Bamum letter phase-d shii. Bamum Supplement block, Unicode 6.0. A letter of the Bamum script, here for its shape: a small star with a dot in it.
➳Feathered arrowU+27B3 White-feathered rightwards arrow. Dingbats block, Unicode 1.1. An arrow with a feathered tail.
﹅Filled dropU+FE45 Sesame dot. CJK Compatibility Forms block, Unicode 3.2. A filled drop. The names list says sesame dots are set beside vertical text for emphasis.
✿Filled flowerU+273F Black florette. Dingbats block, Unicode 1.1. A printer's flower, filled in.
༶Four-dot cloverU+0F36 Tibetan mark caret -dzud rtags bzhi mig can. Tibetan block, Unicode 2.0. The names list says it marks a point of insertion in a text. By shape, four dots like a clover.
ꕤFour-loop cloverU+A564 Vai syllable za. Vai block, Unicode 5.1. A syllable of the Vai script, here for its shape: four loops like a clover.
✧Four-pointed starU+2727 White four pointed star. Dingbats block, Unicode 1.1. The four-pointed star in outline.
♡Heart outlineU+2661 White heart suit. Miscellaneous Symbols block, Unicode 1.1. The heart of the card suits, in outline.
𓍯Knotted loopU+1336F Egyptian hieroglyph V004. Egyptian Hieroglyphs block, Unicode 5.2. From the names list's section of rope and fiber signs. By shape, a tall loop with a knot.
ෆLetter heartU+0DC6 Sinhala letter fayanna. Sinhala block, Unicode 3.0. A letter of the Sinhala script whose shape reads as a heart.
⏝Long low curveU+23DD Bottom parenthesis. Miscellaneous Technical block, Unicode 5.0. A long shallow curve that sits under the line.
𓍼Loop of stringU+1337C Egyptian hieroglyph V012. Egyptian Hieroglyphs block, Unicode 5.2. The names list files it as the classifier for papyrus, book and document. By shape, a thin loop of string.
₊Low plusU+208A Subscript plus sign. Superscripts and Subscripts block, Unicode 1.1. A plus sign set below the line: dust at the foot of a trail.
𓈒Low ringU+13212 Egyptian hieroglyph N033. Egyptian Hieroglyphs block, Unicode 5.2. One small ring low on the line.
⊰Opening curlU+22B0 Precedes under relation. Mathematical Operators block, Unicode 1.1. A math sign. By shape, an angle that ends in a curl; it opens a frame.
﹆Outline dropU+FE46 White sesame dot. CJK Compatibility Forms block, Unicode 3.2. The same drop in outline.
❀Outline flowerU+2740 White florette. Dingbats block, Unicode 1.1. The same flower in outline.
⁀Raised arcU+2040 Character tie. General Punctuation block, Unicode 1.1. A small arc that sits high on the line.
˚Raised ringU+02DA Ring above. Spacing Modifier Letters block, Unicode 1.1. The ring accent as a character of its own: a small raised ring.
ꕀRippleU+A540 Vai syllable ji. Vai block, Unicode 5.1. A syllable of the Vai script, here for its shape: one line of small waves.
✦Same star, filledU+2726 Black four pointed star. Dingbats block, Unicode 1.1. The same star filled in.
ᝰScribbleU+1770 Tagbanwa letter sa. Tagbanwa block, Unicode 3.2. A letter of the Tagbanwa script, here for its shape: a quick scribble.
꘎Six-armed starU+A60E Vai full stop. Vai block, Unicode 5.1. The period of the Vai script: a small six-armed star.
𓏲Small curlU+133F2 Egyptian hieroglyph Z007. Egyptian Hieroglyphs block, Unicode 5.2. The names list files it as the sign for the sound w. By shape, a small curl.
ꜝSmall exclamationU+A71D Modifier letter raised exclamation mark. Modifier Tone Letters block, Unicode 5.1. A tone letter: an exclamation mark half the usual height.
⋆Small starU+22C6 Star operator. Mathematical Operators block, Unicode 1.1. A math sign: a small five-pointed star that sits mid line.
╰Soft cornerU+2570 Box drawings light arc up and right. Box Drawing block, Unicode 1.1. A rounded corner from the box-drawing set: the start of a soft line.
𓂃Soft strokeU+13083 Egyptian hieroglyph D013. Egyptian Hieroglyphs block, Unicode 5.2. The names list files it as the eyebrow sign. Here for its shape: one long soft stroke.
⌗Square gridU+2317 Viewdata square. Miscellaneous Technical block, Unicode 1.1. A technical sign: an upright grid of four lines.
ᯓTail of lightU+1BD3 Batak letter simalungun ra. Batak block, Unicode 6.0. A letter of the Batak script, here for its shape: three lines like a tail of light.
☾Text moonU+263E Last quarter moon. Miscellaneous Symbols block, Unicode 1.1. The text moon that opens to the right.
⊹Thin crossU+22B9 Hermitian conjugate matrix. Mathematical Operators block, Unicode 1.1. A math sign by name. By shape, a cross of four thin arms with a gap at the center.
ᯤThree arcsU+1BE4 Batak letter i. Batak block, Unicode 6.0. A letter of the Batak script, here for its shape: three arcs that narrow to a point.
ᵎTurned small iU+1D4E Modifier letter small turned i. Phonetic Extensions block, Unicode 4.0. A small raised i, upside down.
𖣔Wheel of pointsU+168D4 Bamum letter phase-c nten. Bamum Supplement block, Unicode 6.0. A letter of the Bamum script, here for its shape: a wheel of points.
Aesthetic emoji 24
🫧BubblesU+1FAE7. This page's pick. Emoji 14.0.
🦋ButterflyU+1F98B. One of the three emoji CLDR files under pretty. Emoji 3.0.
🕯️CandleU+1F56F U+FE0F. This page's pick. Emoji 0.7.
🌸Cherry blossomU+1F338. This page's pick for pink. Emoji 0.6.
🌙Crescent moonU+1F319. This page's pick. Emoji 0.6.
💧DropletU+1F4A7. This page's pick. Emoji 0.6.
🍂Fallen leafU+1F342. This page's pick. Emoji 0.6.
🦩FlamingoU+1F9A9. This page's pick for pink. Emoji 12.0.
🪷LotusU+1FAB7. This page's pick for pink. Emoji 14.0.
🪞MirrorU+1FA9E. This page's pick. Emoji 13.0.
📔Notebook with decorative coverU+1F4D4. This page's pick. Emoji 0.6.
📖Open bookU+1F4D6. This page's pick. Emoji 0.6.
🍑PeachU+1F351. This page's pick for pink. Emoji 0.6.
🦚PeacockU+1F99A. The second emoji CLDR files under pretty. Emoji 11.0.
🩷Pink heartU+1FA77. The only emoji with pink in its name. Emoji 15.0.
🥺Pleading faceU+1F97A. The third emoji CLDR files under pretty. Emoji 11.0.
🪴Potted plantU+1FAB4. This page's pick. Emoji 13.0.
🎀RibbonU+1F380. This page's pick for pink. Emoji 0.6.
🌱SeedlingU+1F331. This page's pick. Emoji 0.6.
✨SparklesU+2728. This page's pick. Emoji 0.6.
💭Thought balloonU+1F4AD. This page's pick. Emoji 1.0.
🌷TulipU+1F337. This page's pick for pink. Emoji 0.6.
🤍White heartU+1F90D. This page's pick. Emoji 12.0.
🪟WindowU+1FA9F. This page's pick. Emoji 13.0.
Sparkle trails 12
˚₊⊹₊˚A thin cross with dust on both sides
ᝰ✧˖˚A scribble that ends in a glint
ᯓ✦˚₊A tail of light, a star, then dust
⁀➶✧˚An arc and an arrow shot at a glint
⋆༶⋆༶⋆Stars and four-dot clovers in turn
✦✧⋆˚｡Five marks, large to small
✧﹅﹆﹅✧Filled, outline, filled: three drops with a glint at each end
✧･｡⋆｡･✧Glints at the ends, a star in the middle
⟡₊˚⊹˚₊⟡Dust and a thin cross, capped by a curved diamond at each end
꘎˚₊⋆₊˚꘎Six-armed stars at both ends
𓏲⋆˚｡⋆A curl that lets go of two stars
𖥔˖⊹˖𖥔Dotted stars round a thin cross
Curl, cloud and heart clusters 10
ᝰ♡A scribble and a heart
ᥫ᭡⋆˚The one-line heart with a star and dust
⊹♡⊹A heart outline with a thin four-armed cross on both sides
⋆☁︎⋆A plain-text cloud flanked by star operators
☁︎﹅﹅﹅A cloud and three drops of rain
☾⊹☁︎Moon, glint, cloud
✿♡✿Flower, heart, flower
ꕤ⋆ꕤClover, star, clover
𓍯♡˚A knotted loop that lets go of a heart
𓏲❀A curl for a stem, then a flower
Frames round a name 12
⁀➶ nameA raised arc and a feathered arrow lead in. Type your own over the word name.
╰┈➶ nameA soft corner, a dashed line and an arrow that points at the name. Type your own over the word name.
✧˚ name ˚✧A glint and a ring on each side. Type your own over the word name.
༶ name ༶A four-dot clover on each side. Type your own over the word name.
ᥫ᭡ name ᥫ᭡The Tai Le and Balinese heart before and after. Type your own over the word name.
⊹₊ name ₊⊹A thin cross and a plus sign on each side. Type your own over the word name.
⊰ name ⊱A curled bracket on each side. Type your own over the word name.
꘎ name ꘎A six-armed star on each side. Type your own over the word name.
ᝰ name ꜝA scribble before the name, a small exclamation mark after. Type your own over the word name.
𓏲 name 𓏲A curl on each side. Type your own over the word name.
﹅ name ﹆A filled drop before, an outline drop after. Type your own over the word name.
⋆｡ name ｡⋆A star and a dot on each side. Type your own over the word name.
Soft dividers 10
˚₊⊹₊˚₊⊹₊˚₊⊹₊˚Rings, plus signs and thin crosses in turn
༶·༶·༶·༶·༶Four-dot clovers with a dot between each
⁀‿⁀‿⁀‿⁀‿⁀Arcs up and down in turn
⊱ ┈┈┈ ✧ ┈┈┈ ⊰Dashed lines to a glint, closed by curls
⋆┄⋆┄⋆┄⋆┄⋆Five star operators strung on triple dashes
╰┈┈ ♡ ┈┈╯A heart on a dashed line with soft corners
☾ ┈┈ ⋆ ┈┈ ☽Two quarter moons that open toward a star, dashes between
✿﹍✿﹍✿﹍✿Flowers joined by low dashes
ꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀEight Vai syllables that read as one long ripple
﹅﹆﹅﹆﹅﹆﹅﹆Filled and outline drops in turn
Aesthetic, typed 6
ᴀᴇꜱᴛʜᴇᴛɪᴄThe word in small caps
ᵃᵉˢᵗʰᵉᵗⁱᶜThe word raised above the line, superscript style
𝒶ℯ𝓈𝓉𝒽ℯ𝓉𝒾𝒸The word in looping math script
𝕒𝕖𝕤𝕥𝕙𝕖𝕥𝕚𝕔The word with doubled strokes, a blackboard style
𝚊𝚎𝚜𝚝𝚑𝚎𝚝𝚒𝚌The word in monospace letters
ａｅｓｔｈｅｔｉｃThe word in fullwidth letters
How this list was compiled: Every character was checked against UnicodeData.txt, version 18.0.0 (https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/ucd/UnicodeData.txt): the code points and the character names in the notes come from that file, names in sentence case. Block names come from Blocks.txt (https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/ucd/Blocks.txt) and the Unicode version each character arrived in from DerivedAge.txt (https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/ucd/DerivedAge.txt), both version 18.0.0. Other names and uses of a character come from the annotations in NamesList.txt, version 18.0.0 (https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/ucd/NamesList.txt). Only what that file says is quoted: that U+0F04 marks the beginning of a text, that U+0F0A is used in Bhutan, that U+0F36 marks a point of text insertion, that sesame dots sit next to vertical text to stress it, that U+27E1 is a modal operator, and the entries of four Egyptian hieroglyphs (D013 eyebrow, Z007 the sound w, V012 papyrus, book and document, V004 under the heading of rope and fiber signs). What a character looks like (a curl, a scribble, a drop, a clover) is this page's own reading of its shape, and each note says so by naming the script or set the character really belongs to. The emoji, their names, code points and Emoji version numbers come from emoji-test.txt, version 18.0 (https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/emoji/emoji-test.txt); names are the CLDR short names printed in that file, in sentence case. Emoji search words start from the CLDR English annotations (https://github.com/unicode-org/cldr/blob/main/common/annotations/en.xml and https://github.com/unicode-org/cldr/blob/main/common/annotationsDerived/en.xml); this page adds words of its own (aesthetic on every emoji tile; night, cozy, pink, bow, journal and diary on some) and leaves a few of CLDR's out. CLDR itself files no emoji under aesthetic or beautiful and three under pretty (pleading face, peacock, butterfly); in emoji-test.txt one emoji has pink in its name, pink heart, from Emoji 15.0. The build stops if that changes. Every other emoji is this page's own pick and its note says so; the seven pink tiles, pink heart and this page's six picks for pink, are found by typing pink in the search box. Which characters have an emoji form, and the text-style sequences that keep them plain, come from emoji-data.txt (https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/ucd/emoji/emoji-data.txt) and emoji-variation-sequences.txt (https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/ucd/emoji/emoji-variation-sequences.txt), version 18.0.0. The cloud has an emoji form, so its tile and the three clusters that use it carry U+FE0E, which keeps it plain text. The 20 symbols that open the first group are also tiles of narrower sets of this site (stars, sparkles, hearts, moon and star, flowers and others), never more than 8 on any one of them; the 24 that follow are tiles of no other symbol set here. The one-line heart inside one frame and one cluster is Tai Le letter e (U+196B) and Balinese musical symbol dong (U+1B61), a pair that is a tile of the heart symbols page. Sparkle trails, clusters, frames, dividers and the six styled words are this site's own compositions, built from the characters above and from named dots, dashes, arcs and letters, and checked against every other dataset of the site so that no line repeats one. Every code point on the page was passed through the macOS system fonts (CoreText) before it was kept, and each one drew. All sources were read on 2026-10-02. Licence: own work