What is Wingdings?
Wingdings, also known as dingbat, is a collection of symbols developed by Microsoft in the 1990s. It consists of a font named 'Dingbat' where various symbols are mapped to keyboard characters. When a key is pressed, a Wingdings character appears instead of a standard English letter. The original Wingdings font, or Dingbats, was often used in early printers for decorative purposes. Wingdings can also be used to send secret messages. For more details, you can check the Wikipedia article on this topic.
English Text to Wingdings Generator & Unicode
You cannot use Wingdings text copied from a regular editor, as it will display standard English letters instead of Wingdings symbols. However, text converted with this translator can be copied and pasted thanks to Unicode. Unicode now includes a comprehensive range of symbols, making it possible to use actual Unicode characters. Although Unicode supports all original symbols, not all web browsers can display these characters properly. For more information check our blog section.
Convert, Copy, and Paste
Converting plain text into Wingdings symbols using this Wingdings Translator is simple. Just type your regular English text in the left box, and it will automatically convert it into Unicode symbols known as Wingdings. There's also a clear button to copy and clear the text box. Click the clear button to reset the input box. This free online tool is built with JavaScript to avoid unnecessary page reloads. Create your Wingdings text, copy, and paste the Wingdings symbols easily. Thousands of people use this tool daily. If you find it interesting, please share it with your friends, or if you need any assistance, feel free to contact us.