Wingdings 2 Translator

Translate text into Wingdings 2 symbols and decode Wingdings 2 back to English with our free online Wingdings 2 translator. Wingdings 2 is a different font from classic Wingdings — with its own symbol set — so use this dedicated tool for accurate results.

WINGDINGS 2 TRANSLATOR
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What Is Wingdings 2?

Wingdings 2 is Microsoft’s second symbol font, shipped with Windows alongside the original Wingdings. While classic Wingdings is famous for hands, arrows, and stars, Wingdings 2 leans toward office and interface symbols — check marks, ballot boxes, circled numbers, and UI-style glyphs.

Because the two fonts assign completely different symbols to the same letters, a regular Wingdings translator gives wrong results for Wingdings 2 text. That is why this page uses a separate, verified Wingdings 2 character map.

Wingdings 2 translator – English letters converting to Wingdings 2 office symbols

Wingdings vs. Wingdings 2: Key Differences

  • Different glyph sets: the letter A produces a different symbol in each font.
  • Different style: Wingdings 2 symbols are more geometric and “interface-like.”
  • Same idea: both are dingbat fonts where typing letters outputs symbols.

Need the original font? Use our main Wingdings translator. Need arrows? Try the Wingdings 3 translator.

Wingdings 2 Alphabet Chart

Quick reference — every letter A–Z mapped to its Wingdings 2 symbol:

LetterSymbolLetterSymbol
A🖛a🙦
B👈b🙤
C👉c🙥
D🖜d🙧
E🖝e🙚
F🖞f🙘
G🖟g🙙
H🖠h🙛
I🖡i⓪
J👆j①
K👇k②
L🖢l③
M🖣m④
N🖑n⑤
O🗴o⑥
P✓p⑦
Q🗵q⑧
R☑r⑨
S☒s⑩
T☒t⓿
U⮾u❶
V⮿v❷
W⦸w❸
X⦸x❹
Y🙱y❺
Z🙴z❻

For the complete technical character set, see Alan Wood’s Wingdings 2 reference table.

How to Use the Wingdings 2 Translator

  1. Type or paste text into the box.
  2. Choose encode (Text → ✦) or decode (✦ → Text) with the ⇄ button.
  3. Copy the result with one click.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Wingdings 2 translator used for?

It converts text to and from the Wingdings 2 symbol font — useful for decoding old documents, game text, or puzzles written in Wingdings 2.

Is Wingdings 2 the same as Wingdings?

No. They are separate Microsoft fonts with different symbol assignments. Always match the tool to the font.

Can I decode Wingdings 2 on my phone?

Yes — this tool outputs Unicode symbols that display on any modern phone, tablet, or computer.

Is it free?

Yes, free with no sign-up and no limits. Translation runs entirely in your browser, so your text stays private.

Why does ☒ sometimes decode to T instead of S?

That is how the real Wingdings 2 font works: the letters S and T share the exact same glyph (☒), and W and X share another (⦸). No translator can reverse these perfectly, because the original letter is genuinely ambiguous. Our tool decodes them to the most common option (T and X). Encoding (text → symbols) is always 100% accurate.