What This Wingdings 2 Chart Includes
The 77 entries shown here cover uppercase A–Z, lowercase a–z, digits 0–9, and the included punctuation keys. The set contains several visually useful groups: pointing hands, twelve clock faces, circled numbers, writing tools, folders, and geometric boxes.
This page combines a keyboard map with one-click copy. Unlike a static Wingdings 2 symbols list, each card can copy a practical Unicode equivalent for use in many current apps. The Unicode character is a portable substitute, not a guarantee of an exact match to the proprietary font glyph.
What Is the Wingdings 2 Font?
Microsoft lists Wingdings 2 as a separate style in the Wingdings font family, alongside Wingdings and Wingdings 3. It is a symbol font: a normal keyboard character remains the underlying input, while the selected font changes that character's visible shape.
The mapping is specific to Wingdings 2. The same letter can display a different symbol in Wingdings 1 or Wingdings 3, so choose the correct chart before decoding a message or recreating a document.
How to Use the Wingdings 2 Keyboard Map
- To find a symbol: locate the letter, number, or punctuation key and inspect the glyph on its card.
- To decode an image: match the full shape, then record the keyboard key displayed above it. Preserve letter case and spaces.
- To copy and paste: select the card and paste the Unicode substitute into the destination app. Preview the result because fonts and emoji styling vary.
- To process full text: use the Wingdings 2 translator instead of looking up every character manually.
Wingdings 2 Clock Symbols and Circled Numbers
Clock faces are one of the clearest features of this Wingdings 2 chart. In the uppercase range shown above, O through Z cover the twelve hours from one o'clock to twelve o'clock. These cards are useful when you need to identify a clock glyph in an old document or copy a similar Unicode clock symbol.
The chart also includes multiple circled-number styles. Digits 0–9 provide one set, while lowercase keys include additional light and dark circled forms. Check both the number and its outline or fill when matching a source image.
Hands, Pointers and Other Wingdings 2 Symbols
Wingdings 2 contains several hand shapes that differ by direction, pose, and weight. A left-pointing hand is not interchangeable with a right-pointing or downward hand, even when the symbols look similar at small sizes. Compare the direction and silhouette before choosing a key.
Other entries in this chart include writing tools, folders, and framed boxes. If the symbol you need is not present, compare it with the Wingdings 1 alphabet chart or search the broader Wingdings symbols library.
Native Wingdings 2 Glyphs vs Unicode Copy and Paste
Native Wingdings 2 depends on the original font being installed and applied to the keyboard character. That is the better choice when reproducing an existing document exactly. A copied Unicode equivalent is easier to move between browsers and apps, but its appearance may change with the platform's fonts or emoji renderer.
For that reason, use the keyboard key as the authoritative reference when decoding, and treat the copied Unicode symbol as a practical visual substitute. Always preview copied output in its final destination.
When to Use the Wingdings 2 Chart
Use this Wingdings 2 chart to identify an individual glyph, check a keyboard mapping, or copy one Unicode substitute. Use the translator for complete text, and keep the original keyboard characters with the native font when exact document reproduction matters.
Wingdings 2 Chart FAQ
Is Wingdings 2 the same as Wingdings 1?
No. They are separate symbol-font styles with different keyboard mappings. Use the chart for the font named in the source document.
How do I copy and paste a Wingdings 2 symbol?
Select a card to copy its practical Unicode equivalent, then paste and preview it in the destination. Exact native output requires the Wingdings 2 font.
Which Wingdings 2 keys make clock symbols?
In this chart, uppercase O through Z map to clock faces from one o'clock through twelve o'clock.
How do I decode Wingdings 2 from an image?
Compare each shape with the chart, read the associated keyboard key, and preserve uppercase, lowercase, punctuation, and spaces in order.