This Wingdings translator converts any word or sentence into Wingdings symbols instantly. Type once and see the result in Wingdings 1, Wingdings 2, Wingdings 3 and Webdings at the same time, then copy the version you like. It works the same whether you search for a wingding translator, a wing dings translator or a Wingdings font translator.
The symbols are standard Unicode characters, so you can copy and paste them almost anywhere. Exact looks vary by device, and a few rare symbols may show as empty boxes if your device has no font for them. Conversion happens in your browser.
What This Wingdings Translator Does
A Wingdings translator swaps every character you type for the matching Wingdings symbol. There is no new alphabet to learn: the letter H becomes one fixed picture, the letter E another. This tool shows all four related fonts side by side, so you do not have to convert, check, then convert again in another font.
The results are standard Unicode characters rather than a font trick, so you can paste them into messages, bios and documents without installing anything. For the technical background, see Microsoft’s Wingdings font page or the mapping tables on Wikipedia.
How to Use the Wingdings Translator
1. Type your text
Enter a word, a sentence or a whole paragraph. Letters, numbers and punctuation are converted; anything without a Wingdings symbol is left as it is.
2. Compare the four outputs
Wingdings 1, 2, 3 and Webdings update together. Pick the style that fits what you are making.
3. Copy and paste
Press Copy under the version you want and paste it where you need it. Not sure what to type? Press “Try an example”.
Wingdings Symbol Chart for the Alphabet
This is how the uppercase alphabet looks in Wingdings 1. Lowercase letters use different symbols.
The full Wingdings character chart lists letters, numbers and punctuation for all four fonts.
Wingdings Image Translator: What About Screenshots?
Some people search for a Wingdings image translator or a Wingdings translator from image because all they have is a picture. This tool needs text. Text-recognition tools often fail on symbols, so the most reliable route is to match each symbol against the character chart, or retype the symbols and decode them with the Wingdings to English translator.
Wingdings 1 vs Wingdings 2 vs Wingdings 3 vs Webdings
| Font | What the symbols look like | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Wingdings 1 | Pointing hands, faces, zodiac signs, shapes, everyday objects | Most Wingdings messages, puzzles, Undertale text |
| Wingdings 2 | Enclosed numbers, pointing hands, checkboxes, geometric shapes | Worksheets, checklists, decorative layouts |
| Wingdings 3 | Almost entirely arrows and triangles | Diagrams, navigation icons, directional marks |
| Webdings | Pictograms: buildings, vehicles, weather, media and computer icons | Icon-style text, retro web design |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this Wingdings translator free?
Yes. It is completely free, needs no signup and has no limit on how much text you convert.
What is the difference between a wingding translator and a wingdings translator?
Nothing. “Wingding” and “wing dings” are common spellings of the same Microsoft symbol font, and this tool covers them all.
Will the symbols show up on Instagram, Discord or TikTok?
The output uses standard Unicode symbols, so it usually displays without any font installed. Exact looks depend on the device, and a few rare symbols can show as empty boxes.
Can I use this as a Wingdings font translator for design work?
Yes. Wingdings 2 has enclosed numbers, checkboxes and shapes, and Wingdings 3 is mostly arrows. Copy the symbols from the box you need.
Does it work as a Wingdings image translator?
It works from text, not pictures. For a picture of symbols, compare it with the character chart, or retype the symbols and use the Wingdings to English decoder.
How do I turn Wingdings back into English?
Open the Decode tab above, or use the dedicated Wingdings to English translator.