Keyboard Alt Codes & Unicode Standard Details
Need to type these symbols directly using physical keyboard shortcuts on Windows? Use the following Alt Code chart:
| Symbol | Name | Windows Alt Code | Unicode Hex | HTML Entity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 【 | Left Black Lenticular Bracket | Alt + 12304 | U+3010 |
【 |
| 】 | Right Black Lenticular Bracket | Alt + 12305 | U+3011 |
】 |
| 〖 | Left White Lenticular Bracket | Alt + 12310 | U+3016 |
〖 |
| 〗 | Right White Lenticular Bracket | Alt + 12311 | U+3017 |
〗 |
| 〔 | Left Tortoise Shell Bracket | Alt + 12308 | U+3014 |
〔 |
| 〕 | Right Tortoise Shell Bracket | Alt + 12309 | U+3015 |
〕 |
| 《 | Left Double Angle Bracket | Alt + 12298 | U+300A |
《 |
| 》 | Right Double Angle Bracket | Alt + 12299 | U+300B |
》 |
| 「 | Left Corner Bracket | Alt + 12292 | U+300C |
〄 |
| 」 | Right Corner Bracket | Alt + 12293 | U+300D |
々 |
About Bracket Symbols
Japanese and Asian typographical brackets (called Kakko) are the gold standard for creating eye-catching section headers in social media bios, Discord announcements, and YouTube descriptions.
How to Copy and Paste on Mobile & Desktop
- Click or Tap: Click any symbol tile in the grid above to copy it instantly to your clipboard.
- Combine in Tray: Click multiple symbols to automatically collect them in the bottom floating tray.
- Paste Anywhere: Open Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp, Discord, or games like PUBG and paste directly.
💡 Pro Tip for Social Media Bios
Using these symbols at the start of bullet points increases scannability by up to 40% compared to plain dashes or asterisks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Their thick, solid black rectangular shape naturally draws the eye and acts like a bold graphic tag, making words like 【 NEWS 】, 【 RULES 】, or 【 ABOUT 】 jump off the screen.
In Japanese typography, single corner brackets 「 」 are used for standard quotation marks (like 'quotes' in English). Double white corner brackets 『 』 are used for book, movie, and album titles.
Yes! CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) Symbols and Punctuation (U+3000–U+303F) are 100% natively supported across all modern mobile operating systems.