Brackets
109Parentheses, braces, angle brackets, and quotation marks.
Free Unicode brackets to copy and paste. Click any glyph to copy instantly, hover to save or open the vector-style editor (recolor, resize, background shapes, SVG/PNG export). License: standard Unicode characters — free for personal and commercial use.
Brackets group and set apart text — from everyday parentheses ( ) and square brackets [ ] to curly braces { }, angle brackets ⟨ ⟩, and decorative full-width brackets used in aesthetic bios. This set also includes fancy quotation marks like “ ” and « ».
Click any bracket to copy it, then paste it into code, quotes, math, or stylish usernames. They are standard Unicode characters that display consistently everywhere.
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Open the editor on any brackets symbol — change color, size, background shape, then copy SVG or download PNG.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the different types of brackets called?+
The main ones are parentheses ( ), square brackets [ ], curly braces { }, and angle brackets ⟨ ⟩. Each has its own uses — parentheses for asides, square brackets for edits or arrays, braces for sets and code, and angle brackets for math and markup.
How do I get the fancy full-width brackets for my bio?+
Copy the wide bracket styles such as 【 】 or （ ） from the grid above and paste them into your profile. Their extra spacing gives usernames and bios a clean, aesthetic look.
What is the difference between ' ' and “ ”?+
' ' are straight quotes typed from the keyboard, while “ ” are curly (typographic) quotes used in polished writing and publishing. Copy the curly versions above when you want text to look professionally typeset.