AES-Verschlüsselung erklärt: Wie sie funktioniert und warum sie wichtig ist
Jun 23, 2026
Explore symbols by category, jump into the most useful sets, and keep reserved characters easy to find.
Use search to narrow the cards below without leaving the page.
Keep reserved characters, symbols, and punctuation easy to discover when building content or documentation.
Open a category card to see every entity, then jump into the detail page for code examples and copy actions.
Cards are searchable instantly and work well on mobile, tablet, and desktop layouts.
Showing 17 of 17 categories.
Non-breaking spaces, en spaces, em spaces and other whitespace entities.
Reserved characters for safe HTML output and markup handling.
Letters and symbols commonly used in Latin alphabets.
Accent marks and modifiers used in multilingual text.
Uppercase Greek symbols used in math, science, and notation.
Lowercase Greek symbols for formulas, constants, and text.
Operators and symbols used in equations, formulas, and algebra.
Common currency marks for finance, pricing, and localization.
Curly quotes, guillemets, and other punctuation variants.
Ellipsis, paragraph marks, and special punctuation symbols.
Raised characters used for notes, ordinals, and notation.
Directional symbols for flow, navigation, and mapping.
Decorative and technical glyphs used across interfaces.
Roman numerals and special number forms for typography.
Mathematical letter symbols for number sets and constants.
Squares, circles, diamonds and other shape symbols.
Stars, music notes, warning signs and cultural icons.
Blog
Jun 23, 2026
Jun 23, 2026
Jun 23, 2026
Jun 23, 2026
Jun 23, 2026
Jun 23, 2026