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Valorant symbols to copy and paste

Click a symbol to copy it. Each click also lines it up in the tray at the bottom, so you can build a combination and copy it in one go.

Blocks and shades

The building bricks of Valorant chat art. They all share the same width, which is why pictures made from them stay aligned.

Lines and frames

Box-drawing characters for frames, tables and separators.

Stars and sparkles

Popular on both sides of a name, on Discord and in tracker profiles.

Hearts

For duo names and friendly chat messages.

Arrows

Handy for quick callouts in chat: which site, which way to rotate.

Crosshairs and targets

Circles, crosses and dots that look like a crosshair or a target.

Weapons and danger

Swords, skulls and warning signs for the edgier names.

Brackets and decorations

Wrap a word in them: 「GG」, 【ACE】, ꧁name꧂.

Faces and kaomoji parts

Single characters that work as eyes and mouths, and a few complete faces.

Numbers and letters in shapes

Circled and parenthesised digits for rank flexes and squad numbers.

Music, weather and extras

Everything else players ask for: notes, suns, moons, checks and crosses.

Invisible characters

Blank-looking characters that are not a normal space. They are copied when you click, even though you cannot see them.

What these symbols are

Every character on this page is plain Unicode text, the same standard that defines letters and digits. Nothing here is an image or a font file, which is why a symbol can be copied from a web page and pasted into a game, a chat app or a profile.

Whether it then displays depends on the place you paste it. Each app has its own fonts and its own filter.

Where they work

PlaceWhat to expect
Valorant chatBlocks and shades are reliable. Other symbols work only if the game font includes them, otherwise you get an empty box.
Riot ID (your name)Letters and numbers only, from many alphabets. Decorative symbols are refused.
Discord, Twitch, tracker biosAlmost everything on this page displays.

So the page is most useful for two things: building or repairing chat art with the block characters, and decorating names and bios outside the game.

Building chat art by hand

The first group, blocks and shades, is the toolkit of Valorant chat art. Full blocks draw, shades fill the background, and half blocks (▀ and ▄) double the vertical resolution. A row must be exactly 26 characters wide to line up with the next one. If that sounds tedious, it is: the text art generator does the counting for you, and the gallery has finished pieces.

Using the tray

Each symbol you click is copied on its own and also added to the dark tray at the bottom of the board. Click three stars and a sword, press Copy on the tray, and you have the whole combination in your clipboard. Clear empties it.

A word about invisible names

Blank names were a trend, and the characters that made them possible are listed in the last group. Treat them as a curiosity. Riot has tightened the Riot ID filter several times, and a name that hides who you are is the kind that gets reported. If you want a name that stands out and stays, the name ideas are a safer start, and the font generator gives you styled letters for profiles and bios. Looking for crosshair shapes rather than symbols? The game draws them from settings, not characters: see the Valorant crosshair codes.

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Questions players ask

Which symbols work in Valorant chat?

Block and shade characters (█ ▓ ▒ ░ ▀ ▄) are the safe ones: chat art is built from them. Many other symbols display too, but the game font does not contain every Unicode character, and a missing one shows up as an empty box. Test a symbol in a custom game before using it in a match.

Can I put symbols in my Valorant name?

Mostly no. Riot IDs accept letters and numbers from many alphabets but refuse most decorative symbols such as stars, hearts and arrows. The Riot account page tells you immediately if a character is not allowed, before the change is spent.

How do players get an invisible name?

With a blank-looking letter such as the Hangul filler (U+3164), which Riot has accepted as a letter at various times. It is not guaranteed: Riot adjusts the filter, and names that look empty can be force-renamed. The characters are listed above if you want to try.

Why do some symbols look different on my screen?

A symbol is a code, and each font draws it its own way. Your browser, Discord and Valorant use different fonts, so the same star can look thin in one place and bold in another. The character you paste is still the same.

How do I type these symbols without copying them?

On Windows, the emoji panel (Windows key + period) has a symbols tab, and Alt codes work for a few of them, such as Alt+3 for ♥. For anything else, copying is faster.

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