The Glyphs press room

A little more
character.

A world of symbols. A more expressive way to write. Made for curious people on iPhone and iPad.

Screenshots, app previews, icon, artwork, and the story.

Paper sculptures of an arrow, heart, and star

Find. Copy. Make it yours.

Small characters.
Big possibilities.

Glyphs helps you find the character you have in mind—and discover the ones you didn’t know you needed. Search Unicode, explore collections, draw a remembered shape, or give your words personality in Compose.

The honeycomb keyboard brings that discovery into writing itself. Pinch through collections and sections, then tap a pictograph to insert it. Switch to letter keys to keep writing in expressive Unicode styles.

In motion.

Real app footage. No simulated interface.

iPhone preview · Download MP4

iPad preview · Download MP4

The previews show Browse, Script in Compose, pictographs in the honeycomb keyboard, and Draw. Haptic feedback can be experienced on a supported device.

A closer look.

Choose an image to download the full-resolution artwork.

Explore pictographs — Glyphs iPhone screenshot — Explore pictographs

Write in Script — Glyphs iPhone screenshot — Write in Script

Draw to find — Glyphs iPhone screenshot — Draw to find

The complete kit also includes iPad artwork.

Behind the app

Built for
the curious.

“I’m building Glyphs to make the overlooked world of Unicode easier and more enjoyable to use. Apple Watch’s spatial navigation inspired the honeycomb: a practical keyboard that invites curiosity. I’ve refined its transitions, touch response and haptics through repeated device testing. The goal is simple: help people put a little more character into everyday writing.”

— Sergio Fernández Durán, creator of Glyphs

The essentials.

Platforms: iPhone and iPad
Business model: Free to start. Glyphs Pro is a one-time in-app purchase.
Keyboard demo: Try every style in the app. Demo text cannot be copied.
Accessibility: A VoiceOver list alternative to the honeycomb and support for reduced motion.
Good to know: Unicode styles are characters, not installed typefaces. Rendering varies between apps.