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Search and copy Unicode characters without leaving your current web page. Open Asciify by shortcut or toolbar icon. Instantly get any Unicode character on any website. Just press ctrl/cmd+shift+k,describe what you need in plain English and get the character you’re looking for. Our smart natural language search got you covered. No more wasting time scrolling through outdated, ad heavy websites. FEATURES: Works anywhere, no exceptions: ctrl/cmd+shift+k is registered with the browser itself, not the page. The palette opens in its own frame, so nothing you type ever touches the site underneath. Find it no matter how you ask: Over 300k unicode symbols available and easy to find no matter how you ask. Official name or vague description, both land on the right character including typos. Quick action menu: Copy the char you need in the format you need in a few seconds: Unicode name, HTML entity, JavaScript escape, code point, and CSS escape. Just press Ctrl/Cmd + K on the character you need. For letters, you can also copy the opposite case, a → A. Set skin tone once, done forever: Every emoji copies in selected skin tone automatically, synced everywhere you use Chrome. Need a different tone? Tab on the emoji, pick a tone, copy. That's it. Recents: Access your last copied chars directly from extension’s homepage. No need to search for chars you use daily. PRIVACY No content scripts, no "read all your data on all websites," no account. Code runs only in the tab where you press the shortcut, only after you press it. The palette's isolated frame means the page underneath never sees your keystrokes, searches go to asciify.dev to fetch results, and nothing else leaves your browser. Recents stay local; your skin tone preference syncs through your own Chrome profile, not our servers. Want the full picture? Every character has a detail page: meanings, variants, similar symbols, all formats at https://asciify.dev Found a bug, or search didn't get you? Contact us: support@asciify.dev.
Jul 18, 2026
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