All Location Symbols
Browse our complete collection of location symbols with Unicode values. Click on location symbol to copy
Primary Location Markers
Maps & Navigation
World & Geography
Buildings & Places
Landmarks & Structures
Flags & Markers
Religious & Cultural Places
Landscapes & Natural Places
Transportation
Navigation and directions
Location Symbol Unicode
A location symbol unicode is a standardized digital character that represents geographical markers, navigation points, and spatial references. The most widely recognized unicode location symbol is the Round Pushpin (π, Unicode U+1F4CD), which has become the universal symbol for marking locations on digital maps and in communication.
These location symbol text characters are part of the Unicode Consortium's standardized character set, ensuring they display consistently across different operating systems, applications, and devices. Whether you're adding a text location symbol to a social media post, email signature, or presentation, these unicode characters maintain their appearance and meaning globally.
Why Unicode Location Symbols Matter:
- Universal compatibility across all platforms and devices
- No need for custom images or icons
- Lightweight and fast-loading
- Accessible to screen readers and assistive technologies
- SEO-friendly text content
How It Works
Our location symbols tool provides instant access to a comprehensive collection of location-related Unicode characters. These symbols are universally supported across all modern devices and platforms, making them perfect for indicating places, directions, and geographic references.
One-Click Copy
Simply click any location symbol and it instantly copies to your clipboard. No complex keyboard shortcuts or character codes needed.
Universal Compatibility
All location symbols are Unicode characters, ensuring they display correctly on Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, and web browsers.
Organized Categories
Symbols are organized by type - map symbols, pins, globes, buildings, and navigation markers for easy browsing.
Professional Usage
Perfect for maps, presentations, social media, websites, and any content requiring location indicators.
Use Cases
Social Media & Communication
- β’ Instagram stories and posts with location tags (π)
- β’ Twitter check-ins and travel updates
- β’ WhatsApp location sharing messages
- β’ Facebook event locations and business pages
Business & Professional
- β’ Contact information and addresses (π’)
- β’ Email signatures with office locations
- β’ Business cards and letterheads
- β’ Website footer contact sections
Maps & Navigation
- β’ Custom map markers and waypoints
- β’ Travel itineraries and guides (πΊοΈ)
- β’ GPS coordinates and directions
- β’ Location-based service documentation
Content Creation
- β’ Blog posts about travel and places
- β’ Presentation slides with location data
- β’ Educational materials about geography
- β’ User interface design elements
Location Symbol FAQs
A location symbol unicode character is a standardized digital symbol that represents geographical markers, places, or navigation points. The most common unicode location symbol is the Round Pushpin (π, U+1F4CD), used universally for marking locations on digital maps and in communication.
You can copy any location symbol from this page and paste it directly into Word (Ctrl+V). Alternatively, use the Insert Symbol feature or type the Unicode value (like 1F4CD) followed by Alt+X to convert it to the text location symbol π.
Yes! These location symbol unicode characters are standardized and work across all major platforms including Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, and messaging apps. They're supported on both mobile and desktop versions.
Use Unicode input (e.g., type 1F4CD and press Alt+X in Word for π) or copy and paste from this page for convenience.
Yes, all location symbols on this page are free for personal and commercial use.
On mobile, the easiest way is to copy from this page or use your device's emoji keyboard. On iOS, press and hold the globe key, then search for "location" or "map". On Android, switch to the emoji keyboard and look in the Objects or Symbols section.
Need more help? If you don't see your question here, try our complete location symbol guide or contact support.
Aesthetic β΅
Numbers β’
Dot β
Phone β
Gender β
Arrows β
Line π
Birthday β
Exclamation β
Bullet Point β₯
Heart β
Star β
Tick β
X Mark γγ
Quotation β¦β¦
Bracket ΚβΏΚ
Kaomoji π
Time π
Mountain βοΈ
Summer π§οΈ
Rain ββββ§ββ§βββοΈ
Divider π©
Cloud π
Tools π
Crown β²
Location β
Question Mark β
Tilde β
Bowtie β½
Interrobang β
Manicule β‘
Dagger ⧫
Diamond β¦
Hedera βΈ
Peace π―
Target πΉ
Bow π
Moon β£
Biohazard