Crown Symbol Copy and Paste

Crown symbols are Unicode characters shaped like crowns, such as β™›, β™• and πŸ‘‘, that you copy and paste into game nicknames, bios and usernames to signal "king" or "queen". Click a symbol to copy it. This page lists 10 crown and royal symbols and 10 crown name frames.

Crown symbols with Unicode code points

There are 10 crown and royal symbols. Only πŸ‘‘ (U+1F451) is named simply "crown" in Unicode:

SymbolCode pointUnicode name
β™›U+265BBlack chess queen
β™•U+2655White chess queen
β™šU+265ABlack chess king
β™”U+2654White chess king
πŸ‘‘U+1F451Crown (emoji)
πŸ«…U+1FAC5Person with crown (emoji, Unicode 14.0)
🀴U+1F934Prince (emoji)
πŸ‘ΈU+1F478Princess (emoji)
⚜U+269CFleur-de-lis
β™œU+265CBlack chess rook (castle)

King and queen crown symbols (β™š β™›)

The text crowns β™” β™• β™š β™› are chess pieces from the Miscellaneous Symbols block (U+2654–U+265F), which holds 12 chess symbols: a king, queen, rook, bishop, knight and pawn in white (outlined) and black (filled). The queen pieces β™• β™› have the pointed crown shape that people call a "queen crown", and the king pieces β™” β™š carry a cross on top.

Because they are text symbols, β™› and β™• take the colour of the name they sit in. The emoji πŸ‘‘ (U+1F451) always displays as a gold crown. β™š and β™› have no emoji form, while β™Ÿ (black chess pawn) does.

Crown symbols for game names

Crown symbols are common in game nicknames because each one is a single character. A 1-character crown on each side of a name uses 2 of the nickname limit, while πŸ‘‘ uses 1 code point but 2 UTF-16 units, which matters in games that count UTF-16. There are 10 crown frames here; replace "name" with your own:

Nickname length limits and which symbols each game accepts are listed on the Free Fire name style page and the stylish name generator, which fits crown frames inside game limits.

Crowns with other symbols

Crowns combine with stars and wings in royal name frames. The star symbol copy and paste page has β˜… and 彑 for frames like β˜…ε½‘β™› name β™›ε½‘β˜…, and every symbol category is on the aesthetic symbols copy and paste page.