Punctuation Symbols Copy Paste
Copy and paste punctuation symbols instantly! Includes em dash, en dash, hyphen, horizontal bar, figure dash, quotes, and ellipses for perfect typography.
Punctuation Symbols Copy Paste
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Em Dash
Long dash for strong pauses
En Dash
Ranges and connections
Hyphen
Compound words and breaks
Horizontal Bar
Quotation and separation
Figure Dash
Numeric ranges and IDs
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Em Dash
Em Dash (U+2014)
The em dash is a punctuation mark used to indicate pauses, interruptions, or emphasis in sentences. It is longer than both hyphens and en dashes.
Usage Examples:
- •I am very busy today—I have three meetings to attend.
- •This book—my favorite novel—has finally been reprinted.
En Dash
En Dash (U+2013)
The en dash is primarily used to indicate ranges, connections, or to replace the word "to". It is longer than a hyphen but shorter than an em dash.
Usage Examples:
- •2020–2023
- •Pages 10–15
Hyphen
Hyphen (U+002D)
The hyphen is the shortest horizontal line symbol, primarily used to connect words or parts of words.
Usage Examples:
- •twenty-one
- •self-control
Horizontal Bar
Horizontal Bar (U+2015)
The horizontal bar is a longer horizontal line primarily used for quotations or special formatting.
Usage Examples:
- •― Shakespeare
- •― Hello there!
Figure Dash
Figure Dash (U+2012)
The figure dash has the same width as digits and is primarily used in numerical typography to maintain alignment.
Usage Examples:
- •555‒1234‒5678
- •2023‒12‒25