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Whether you need a simple emoji keyboard, a dedicated mathematical symbols finder, or a robust text symbols helper, Synballo delivers unparalleled convenience and power.
8000+ symbols
Emojis, mathematical symbols, currency signs, arrows, accent marks, punctuation, and countless custom characters. Synballo is truly a free symbol library unlike any other.
Manage recently used symbols
Your settings and recently used symbols conveniently sync with your browser profile, ensuring a consistent experience across all your devices where Synballo is installed.
Private and secure
Your privacy is our top priority. Synballo operates with Manifest Version 3 for enhanced security and is entirely private, collecting no personal data.
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How to Use Synballo
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Open the Extension: Simply click the Synballo icon in your Chrome toolbar. A small, clean window will pop up.
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Find Your Symbol:
Browse: Explore the vast library by scrolling or clicking on the different category tabs (e.g., Emoji, Math, Currency, Arrows).
Search: Use the search bar to quickly find a symbol by typing its name (e.g., "star," "infinity"). For advanced users, you can use RegEx to pinpoint specific characters.
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Insert or Copy:
Insert: Click on any symbol, and it will be automatically inserted into the active text field on your current web page.
Copy to Clipboard: The symbol is also automatically copied to your clipboard, allowing you to paste it anywhere else with a simple
Ctrl+V(orCmd+Von Mac).
Access Recently Used:
The extension keeps a record of your most recently used symbols, allowing for even faster access next time.
To remove a symbol from your recently used list, click right mouse button.
Main Use Cases & Examples
- For Students & Academics:
Purpose: To quickly insert mathematical, scientific, and academic symbols into documents, online forums, and research papers.
Example: A student writing a paper on physics can easily find and insert
∑(sigma),∆(delta), or∫(integral) without searching the web or remembering complex codes.
- For Social Media & Casual Communicators:
Purpose: To add personality, emphasis, and unique flair to posts, messages, and comments.
Example: A user crafting a celebratory tweet can instantly add a
✨(sparkles emoji), a🎉(party popper), or a♡(heart symbol) to make their message stand out.
- For Writers & Editors:
Purpose: To insert professional punctuation, currency signs, and typographic symbols that are not on a standard keyboard.
Example: An editor can quickly add
—(em dash),©(copyright sign),™(trademark), or€(Euro currency symbol) into an article with a single click, ensuring professional and accurate formatting.
- For Developers & Designers:
Purpose: To use special characters in code comments, documentation, UI mockups, or user guides.
Example: A developer can add
→(right arrow) to a comment to indicate a function's flow, or a designer can use▶(play button) to quickly mock up a new UI element.
RegEx examples:
- Show all: .*
- Starts with: ^man (symbols that start with "man")
- Ends with: man$ (symbols that end with "man")
- Escape special characters: \* (escape asterisk); \(.*\) (symbols with round brackets in description)
- Groups and Ranges: ^[a-c|d-f] (from "a" to "c" or "d" to "f"); hand[^s] ("hand" without letter "s")
- Quantifiers: \d{2,} (with more than two numbers in its description)
- Look ahead: raised(?=.*hand) ("raised" followed by "hand")
- Look behind: (?<=woman).*man ("woman" before "man")
- Negative look ahead: raised(?!.*hand)
- Negative look behind: (?<!wo)man
