Wingdings Symbols - Wingdings Character Chart & Decoder

Wingdings is a symbol font series introduced by Microsoft in 1990 that maps ordinary English letters to various decorative symbols. Many people ask "what is a wingding?" or "what are wingdings?"—simply put, the wingding font is a technology that converts letters into symbols, and the wingdings definition is a set of symbol mapping rules. This page collects three common Wingdings style mapping tables: Classic Wingdings, Gaster Style (popular among Undertale fans), and Webdings Style. Each style provides a complete uppercase A-Z and lowercase a-z letter mapping reference, making Wingdings decoding easy for all users.

🔤 Classic Wingdings (Classic Style)

Classic Wingdings is the original wingding font mapping. Many users look up specific symbols through a wingdings keyboard input method or a wingdings chart reference. For example, the wingdings arrow and wingdings check mark (also called wingdings tick) are commonly used in interface design. Below is the complete wingdings alphabet chart:

✌︎ corresponds to A, called the victory hand, one of the most classic wingdings symbols. Its Unicode is U+270C. This symbol maps to uppercase A in Classic Wingdings and is often used to express victory, peace, or celebration. Note that it includes the variation selector U+FE0E to force text-style display.

👌︎ corresponds to B, called the OK hand, a universal symbol for approval and confirmation. Its Unicode is U+1F44C. In the Classic Wingdings mapping table it corresponds to uppercase B and is often used in social communication and interface design. It also includes a variation selector to ensure text-style display.

👍︎ corresponds to C, called the thumbs up, one of the most common symbols on social media. Its Unicode is U+1F44D. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase C and is widely used to express recognition, support, and positive feedback.

👎︎ corresponds to D, called the thumbs down, the opposite of the thumbs up. Its Unicode is U+1F44E. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase D and is often used to express opposition, dissatisfaction, or negative feedback.

☜︎ corresponds to E, called the left-pointing index, a hand gesture symbol pointing left. Its Unicode is U+261C. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase E and is often used to indicate direction or emphasize left-side content.

☞︎ corresponds to F, called the right-pointing index, a hand gesture symbol pointing right. Its Unicode is U+261E. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase F and is often used to guide the eye or emphasize right-side content.

☝︎ corresponds to G, called the up-pointing index, a hand gesture symbol pointing upward. Its Unicode is U+261D. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase G and is often used to mean "first," "attention," or "upward."

☟︎ corresponds to H, called the down-pointing index, a hand gesture symbol pointing downward. Its Unicode is U+261F. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase H and is often used to mean "downward," "select below," or "watch your step."

🖐︎ corresponds to I, called the raised open hand, a gesture for stopping or greeting. Its Unicode is U+1F590. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase I and is often used to express "stop," "hello," or "high five."

☺︎ corresponds to J, called the smiley face, one of the most basic emoji symbols. Its Unicode is U+263A. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase J and is often used to express happiness, satisfaction, and friendliness.

😐︎ corresponds to K, called the neutral face, a symbol expressing calmness or no expression. Its Unicode is U+1F610. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase K and is often used to indicate neutrality, calmness, or indifference.

☹︎ corresponds to L, called the frowning face, a symbol expressing sadness or dissatisfaction. Its Unicode is U+2639. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase L and is often used to express sadness, disappointment, or frustration.

💣︎ corresponds to M, called the bomb, a symbol for danger or explosion. Its Unicode is U+1F4A3. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase M and is often used in games, comics, or warning scenarios.

☠︎ corresponds to N, called the skull, a classic symbol for danger, death, or pirates. Its Unicode is U+2620. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase N and is often used in warning signs, Halloween decorations, or adventure themes.

⚐︎ corresponds to O, called the white flag, a symbol for markers or signals. Its Unicode is U+2690. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase O and is often used to indicate markers, signals, or instructions.

🏱︎ corresponds to P, called the castle flag, a decorative flag symbol. Its Unicode is U+1F3F1. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase P and is often used to indicate location, goals, or milestones.

✈︎ corresponds to Q, called the airplane, a symbol for travel, aviation, or speed. Its Unicode is U+2708. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase Q and is often used in travel, transportation, or logistics scenarios.

☼︎ corresponds to R, called the sun, a symbol for light, energy, or daytime. Its Unicode is U+263C. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase R and is often used in weather, nature, or positive themes.

💧︎ corresponds to S, called the water droplet, a symbol for water, liquid, or moisture. Its Unicode is U+1F4A7. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase S and is often used in environmental, weather, or emotional expressions.

❄︎ corresponds to T, called the snowflake, a symbol for winter, cold, or purity. Its Unicode is U+2744. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase T and is often used in seasonal, weather, or holiday themes.

🕆︎ corresponds to U, called the cross symbol, a decorative religious symbol. Its Unicode is U+1F546. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase U and is often used in religious, decorative, or cultural scenarios.

✞︎ corresponds to V, called the Latin cross, an iconic Christian symbol. Its Unicode is U+271E. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase V and is often used in religious, historical, or cultural themes.

🕈︎ corresponds to W, called the Celtic cross, a cross symbol with a ring. Its Unicode is U+1F548. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase W and is often used in cultural heritage, religious, or decorative design.

✠︎ corresponds to X, called the Maltese cross, an eight-pointed cross symbol. Its Unicode is U+2720. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase X and is often used in military, knight, or historical themes.

✡︎ corresponds to Y, called the Star of David, an important symbol in Judaism. Its Unicode is U+2721. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase Y and is often used in religious, cultural, or historical scenarios.

☪︎ corresponds to Z, called the star and crescent, an important symbol of Islam. Its Unicode is U+262A. In Classic Wingdings it maps to uppercase Z and is often used in religious, cultural, or historical themes.

♋︎ corresponds to a, called the Cancer zodiac sign, one of the twelve zodiac signs. Its Unicode is U+264B. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase a and is often used in astrology, astronomy, or decorative scenarios.

♌︎ corresponds to b, called the Leo zodiac sign, one of the twelve zodiac signs. Its Unicode is U+264C. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase b and is often used in astrology, astronomy, or decorative scenarios.

♍︎ corresponds to c, called the Virgo zodiac sign, one of the twelve zodiac signs. Its Unicode is U+264D. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase c and is often used in astrology, astronomy, or decorative scenarios.

♎︎ corresponds to d, called the Libra zodiac sign, one of the twelve zodiac signs. Its Unicode is U+264E. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase d and is often used in astrology, astronomy, or decorative scenarios.

♏︎ corresponds to e, called the Scorpio zodiac sign, one of the twelve zodiac signs. Its Unicode is U+264F. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase e and is often used in astrology, astronomy, or decorative scenarios.

♐︎ corresponds to f, called the Sagittarius zodiac sign, one of the twelve zodiac signs. Its Unicode is U+2650. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase f and is often used in astrology, astronomy, or decorative scenarios.

♑︎ corresponds to g, called the Capricorn zodiac sign, one of the twelve zodiac signs. Its Unicode is U+2651. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase g and is often used in astrology, astronomy, or decorative scenarios.

♒︎ corresponds to h, called the Aquarius zodiac sign, one of the twelve zodiac signs. Its Unicode is U+2652. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase h and is often used in astrology, astronomy, or decorative scenarios.

♓︎ corresponds to i, called the Pisces zodiac sign, one of the twelve zodiac signs. Its Unicode is U+2653. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase i and is often used in astrology, astronomy, or decorative scenarios.

🙰 corresponds to j, called a decorative symbol. Its Unicode is U+1F670. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase j and is often used in decorative text design.

🙮 corresponds to k, called a decorative symbol. Its Unicode is U+1F66E. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase k and is often used in decorative text design.

●︎ corresponds to l, called the filled circle, one of the most basic geometric symbols. Its Unicode is U+25CF. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase l and is often used in list markers, separators, or decoration.

❍︎ corresponds to m, called the hollow circle, a variant of the filled circle. Its Unicode is U+274D. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase m and is often used in list markers or decorative design.

■︎ corresponds to n, called the filled square, one of the most basic geometric symbols. Its Unicode is U+25A0. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase n and is often used in list markers, buttons, or decoration.

□︎ corresponds to o, called the hollow square, a variant of the filled square. Its Unicode is U+25A1. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase o and is often used in checkboxes, lists, or decorative design.

◻︎ corresponds to p, called the white medium square, a geometric symbol. Its Unicode is U+25FB. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase p and is often used in geometric graphics or decorative design.

◾︎ corresponds to q, called the black medium small square, a geometric symbol. Its Unicode is U+25FE. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase q and is often used in geometric graphics or decorative design.

❒︎ corresponds to r, called the shadowed square, a decorative geometric symbol. Its Unicode is U+2752. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase r and is often used in decorative text design.

⬧︎ corresponds to s, called the diamond shape, a geometric symbol. Its Unicode is U+2B27. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase s and is often used in list markers or decorative design.

⧫︎ corresponds to t, called the black diamond, a variant of the diamond shape. Its Unicode is U+29EB. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase t and is often used in list markers or decorative design.

◆︎ corresponds to u, called the filled diamond, a geometric symbol. Its Unicode is U+25C6. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase u and is often used in list markers, ratings, or decoration.

❖︎ corresponds to v, called the four-pointed star, a decorative symbol. Its Unicode is U+2756. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase v and is often used in decorative text design.

⬥︎ corresponds to w, called the pentagon, a geometric symbol. Its Unicode is U+2B25. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase w and is often used in geometric graphics or decorative design.

⌧︎ corresponds to x, called the box with X, an interface symbol. Its Unicode is U+2327. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase x and is often used in interface design or form elements.

⍓︎ corresponds to y, called the APL functional symbol. Its Unicode is U+2353. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase y and is often used in programming or technical documentation.

⌘︎ corresponds to z, called the command key symbol, an iconic symbol on Apple keyboards. Its Unicode is U+2318. In Classic Wingdings it maps to lowercase z and is often used in shortcut prompts or interface design.

🔮 Gaster Style (Undertale Style)

☀ corresponds to A, called the sun symbol, the first symbol in the Gaster style. Its Unicode is U+2600. It is often used in the Undertale fan community for Gaster-related mysterious texts, without case distinction.

☁ corresponds to B, called the cloud symbol. Its Unicode is U+2601. In Gaster style it maps to letter B and is often used in weather-related themes or mysterious text creation.

☂ corresponds to C, called the umbrella symbol. Its Unicode is U+2602. In Gaster style it maps to letter C and is often used in weather themes or decorative text.

☃ corresponds to D, called the snowman symbol. Its Unicode is U+2603. In Gaster style it maps to letter D and is often used in winter themes or holiday decoration.

☄ corresponds to E, called the comet symbol. Its Unicode is U+2604. In Gaster style it maps to letter E and is often used in astronomy themes or mysterious text.

★ corresponds to F, called the filled star, the most common star symbol. Its Unicode is U+2605. In Gaster style it maps to letter F and is often used in ratings, emphasis, or decoration.

☆ corresponds to G, called the hollow star, a variant of the filled star. Its Unicode is U+2606. In Gaster style it maps to letter G and is often used in ratings, decoration, or emphasis.

☎ corresponds to H, called the telephone symbol. Its Unicode is U+260E. In Gaster style it maps to letter H and is often used in communication, contact, or retro themes.

☏ corresponds to I, called the telephone variant symbol. Its Unicode is U+260F. In Gaster style it maps to letter I and is often used in communication or retro themes.

☘ corresponds to J, called the shamrock symbol. Its Unicode is U+2618. In Gaster style it maps to letter J and is often used in luck, nature, or Irish cultural themes.

☙ corresponds to K, called the reversed rotated floral heart symbol. Its Unicode is U+2619. In Gaster style it maps to letter K and is often used in decorative text design.

☚ corresponds to L, called the left-pointing index symbol. Its Unicode is U+261A. In Gaster style it maps to letter L and is often used to indicate direction or emphasis.

☛ corresponds to M, called the right-pointing index symbol. Its Unicode is U+261B. In Gaster style it maps to letter M and is often used to indicate direction or emphasis.

☜ corresponds to N, called the left-pointing index symbol. Its Unicode is U+261C. In Gaster style it maps to letter N and is often used to indicate direction or emphasis.

☝ corresponds to O, called the up-pointing index symbol. Its Unicode is U+261D. In Gaster style it maps to letter O and is often used to indicate direction or emphasis.

☞ corresponds to P, called the right-pointing index symbol. Its Unicode is U+261E. In Gaster style it maps to letter P and is often used to indicate direction or emphasis.

☟ corresponds to Q, called the down-pointing index symbol. Its Unicode is U+261F. In Gaster style it maps to letter Q and is often used to indicate direction or emphasis.

✁ corresponds to R, called the upper blade scissors symbol. Its Unicode is U+2701. In Gaster style it maps to letter R and is often used in tool or decorative themes.

✂ corresponds to S, called the scissors symbol, one of the most common tool symbols. Its Unicode is U+2702. In Gaster style it maps to letter S and is often used in tool, design, or decorative themes.

✃ corresponds to T, called the lower blade scissors symbol. Its Unicode is U+2703. In Gaster style it maps to letter T and is often used in tool or decorative themes.

✄ corresponds to U, called the white scissors symbol. Its Unicode is U+2704. In Gaster style it maps to letter U and is often used in tool or decorative themes.

✅ corresponds to V, called the check mark symbol, representing completion or confirmation. Its Unicode is U+2705. In Gaster style it maps to letter V and is often used in task lists, confirmation, or decoration.

✆ corresponds to W, called the telephone handset symbol. Its Unicode is U+2706. In Gaster style it maps to letter W and is often used in communication or retro themes.

✇ corresponds to X, called a decorative symbol. Its Unicode is U+2707. In Gaster style it maps to letter X and is often used in decorative text design.

✈ corresponds to Y, called the airplane symbol. Its Unicode is U+2708. In Gaster style it maps to letter Y and is often used in travel, transportation, or speed themes.

✉ corresponds to Z, called the envelope symbol, the most common communication symbol. Its Unicode is U+2709. In Gaster style it maps to letter Z and is often used in email, communication, or contact themes.

🌐 Webdings Style (Icon Style)

Webdings is an icon font introduced by Microsoft in 1997, focusing more on practical icons compared to Wingdings. Many users search for a webdings chart to understand the icon-to-letter correspondence. Below is the complete Webdings Style mapping:

⌛ corresponds to A, called the hourglass symbol, a classic icon for time. Its Unicode is U+231B. In Webdings style it maps to letter A and is often used for waiting, time, or progress indication.

⌚ corresponds to B, called the watch symbol, an icon for time. Its Unicode is U+231A. In Webdings style it maps to letter B and is often used in time, schedule, or personal accessory themes.

⌨ corresponds to C, called the keyboard symbol, an icon for input devices. Its Unicode is U+2328. In Webdings style it maps to letter C and is often used in computer, input, or office themes.

✉ corresponds to D, called the envelope symbol, an icon for email. Its Unicode is U+2709. In Webdings style it maps to letter D and is often used in email, communication, or contact themes.

✂ corresponds to E, called the scissors symbol, an icon for cutting tools. Its Unicode is U+2702. In Webdings style it maps to letter E and is often used in tool, design, or editing themes.

✎ corresponds to F, called the pencil symbol, an icon for writing. Its Unicode is U+270E. In Webdings style it maps to letter F and is often used in editing, writing, or education themes.

📁 corresponds to G, called the folder symbol, an icon for file organization. Its Unicode is U+1F4C1. In Webdings style it maps to letter G and is often used in file management, office, or organization themes.

📂 corresponds to H, called the open folder symbol, a variant of the folder. Its Unicode is U+1F4C2. In Webdings style it maps to letter H and is often used in file management, browsing, or office themes.

🗏 corresponds to I, called the document symbol, an icon for files. Its Unicode is U+1F5CF. In Webdings style it maps to letter I and is often used in document, file, or office themes.

🗐 corresponds to J, called the document symbol variant. Its Unicode is U+1F5D0. In Webdings style it maps to letter J and is often used in document, file, or office themes.

🗑 corresponds to K, called the trash can symbol, an icon for deletion. Its Unicode is U+1F5D1. In Webdings style it maps to letter K and is often used in deletion, cleanup, or recycling themes.

🔒 corresponds to L, called the lock symbol, an icon for security. Its Unicode is U+1F512. In Webdings style it maps to letter L and is often used in security, privacy, or protection themes.

🔓 corresponds to M, called the unlock symbol, the opposite of the lock icon. Its Unicode is U+1F513. In Webdings style it maps to letter M and is often used in unlocking, openness, or access themes.

📞 corresponds to N, called the telephone handset symbol, an icon for communication. Its Unicode is U+1F4DE. In Webdings style it maps to letter N and is often used in communication, contact, or customer service themes.

📠 corresponds to O, called the fax machine symbol, an icon for faxing. Its Unicode is U+1F4E0. In Webdings style it maps to letter O and is often used in office, communication, or retro themes.

✈ corresponds to P, called the airplane symbol, an icon for aviation. Its Unicode is U+2708. In Webdings style it maps to letter P and is often used in travel, transportation, or logistics themes.

🚗 corresponds to Q, called the car symbol, an icon for transportation. Its Unicode is U+1F697. In Webdings style it maps to letter Q and is often used in transportation, travel, or automotive themes.

🚌 corresponds to R, called the bus symbol, an icon for public transportation. Its Unicode is U+1F68C. In Webdings style it maps to letter R and is often used in transportation, travel, or public transit themes.

🚓 corresponds to S, called the police car symbol, an icon for law enforcement vehicles. Its Unicode is U+1F693. In Webdings style it maps to letter S and is often used in security, law enforcement, or emergency service themes.

🚑 corresponds to T, called the ambulance symbol, an icon for medical emergency. Its Unicode is U+1F691. In Webdings style it maps to letter T and is often used in medical, emergency, or health themes.

🚒 corresponds to U, called the fire truck symbol, an icon for firefighting. Its Unicode is U+1F692. In Webdings style it maps to letter U and is often used in firefighting, safety, or emergency service themes.

🚚 corresponds to V, called the truck symbol, an icon for freight. Its Unicode is U+1F69A. In Webdings style it maps to letter V and is often used in logistics, transportation, or freight themes.

🚲 corresponds to W, called the bicycle symbol, an icon for cycling tools. Its Unicode is U+1F6B2. In Webdings style it maps to letter W and is often used in sports, environmental, or travel themes.

🚆 corresponds to X, called the train symbol, an icon for rail transportation. Its Unicode is U+1F686. In Webdings style it maps to letter X and is often used in transportation, travel, or railway themes.

🚢 corresponds to Y, called the ship symbol, an icon for water transportation. Its Unicode is U+1F6A2. In Webdings style it maps to letter Y and is often used in maritime, transportation, or travel themes.

⌂ corresponds to Z, called the house symbol, an icon for home. Its Unicode is U+2302. In Webdings style it maps to letter Z and is often used in family, real estate, or location themes.

In addition to the three common styles above, users sometimes confuse Wingdings with Webdings. The wingdings font leans toward decorative symbols, while Webdings leans toward functional icons. Understanding the wingdings meaning and wingdings definition helps you choose the right font style. Whether you are looking for a specific wingding or exploring wing dings for creative projects, this wingdings chart serves as a comprehensive reference.