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Character Map

The following table is a visual illustration of many characters that can be entered into a web page.  To add one of these characters to your webpage, type the reference code (seen below in grey) directly into the html.  A typical web browser will automatically render it as the intended character (seen below in green).

Some characters cannot render properly on the screen because they are purely functional; for example #0010 and #0013 are linefeed and carriage return characters, respectively.  The characters have also been expanded to size 22 font in order to express fine detail(s).  You may find a change in the quality of detail as you change the size of the font.  For comparison, the text in this paragraph is set at font size 16.

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Using characters as graphics can be an easy way to dress up a website.  With nearly 10,000 characters to choose from, there is a good chance that you'll be able to find something useful.

To see all the characters on one page, click here.  Depending on the speed of you computer and your internet connection, you may experience a delay before all characters properly appear.

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