Korean symbols (hangul)
156 symbols · tap to copy
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Hangul jamo 93
Circled hangul 32
Hangul in parentheses 31
About these korean
Korean jamo, circled and parenthesized hangul from Korean typography: ㉠ ㉮ ㈀ and the letters of hangul on their own.
You get 156 symbols here, sorted into 3 groups: hangul jamo (93), circled hangul (32), hangul in parentheses (31).
They span almost the whole history of Unicode: from version 1.1 (1993) to version 4.1 (2005). The newer ones need an up-to-date phone.
Symbols or emoji?
None of these are emoji. They are 156 text characters that follow the colour and font of your text, which makes them easy to style.
Unicode blocks and versions
Unicode files them in 2 blocks. The biggest share, 93, sits in Hangul Compatibility Jamo.
| Unicode block | Symbols | Unicode versions |
|---|---|---|
| Hangul Compatibility Jamo | 93 | 1.1 |
| Enclosed CJK Letters and Months | 63 | 1.1, 4.0, 4.1 |
Questions people ask
How do I copy korean?
Tap a symbol and it is copied. To copy several at once, turn on Collect, tap them in order and press Copy all in the bar at the bottom. Your recent symbols appear above the grid next time.
Why do some korean show as boxes?
A box means your device has no font for that character. The oldest symbols here date from Unicode 1.1 (1993) and work everywhere; the newest come from Unicode 4.1 (2005) and need a recent system update.
Are these emoji?
No. They are text symbols: they follow your text colour and font, unlike emoji, which are colour pictures drawn by the device.
Where can I use them?
Anywhere you can type text: Instagram and TikTok bios, Discord, WhatsApp, Word, Google Docs, emails and most game chats. A few username fields accept only letters and numbers.