Codepoint 1.23 for Mac

Mac Utilities

Updated Aug 20, 2026

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Codepoint is a Mac reference app for anyone who works with special characters. Designers, developers and writers use it to search a vast library of Unicode characters, glyphs, SF Symbols and emoji, then copy the exact item they need into their work. Instead of hunting through web pages or character tables, you type a few letters, preview the result in different styles, and export it in the format your project expects. Updated Aug 20, 2026.

Key Features

• Search tens of thousands of Unicode characters and glyphs
• Browse SF Symbols and emoji alongside regular characters
• Export as symbols, strings, hex values, HTML entities or Swift code
• Preview characters at useful sizes before you copy them
• Fast keyboard friendly search for frequent character work

How to Download

1. Open the Codepoint page on the Mac App Store.
2. Download from the official site and install the app.
3. Launch Codepoint and search for a character you use often.
4. Copy or export the character into your document or project.

System Requirements

Codepoint runs on recent versions of macOS, and listings note macOS 13.5 or later for current builds. It works on Macs with Apple silicon or Intel chips and needs only a modest amount of free disk space for the app and its character library.

FAQs

Who is Codepoint for?

It suits designers, app developers and writers who often need symbols, glyphs or emoji that are hard to find on a normal keyboard.

Can I copy a character as code?

Yes. Export options include forms such as hex values, HTML entities and Swift code, which saves manual conversion.