The Unicode Tags block is a section within the Unicode Standard that consists of a set of specially designated code points used for tagging and annotating text with metadata. These code points are typically invisible and do not represent visible characters. Instead, they serve as markers or labels to provide additional information about the surrounding text. Unicode Tags are commonly used in various applications and contexts, such as markup languages, document annotation, and data interchange, to add semantic meaning or instructions to text. They allow for the association of specific attributes, behaviors, or formatting instructions with the tagged content. These tags play a crucial role in ensuring proper rendering, interpretation, and processing of text data across different platforms, languages, and software applications, making them an essential component of the Unicode Standard's toolkit for text encoding and manipulation.

View a range of fonts that support the Tags block.

Below you will find all the characters that are in the Tags unicode block. Currently there are 97 characters in this block.