The Unicode block Variation Selectors is a collection of characters used to modify the appearance of other characters. These characters are often combined with base characters to create glyphs (the visual representation of a character) that are not available in the base character set. For example, the character "e" can be combined with a variation selector to create the glyph "é" with an acute accent. This allows for the representation of a wide range of languages and dialects without requiring a separate character for each variation.

View a range of fonts that support the Variation Selectors block.

Below you will find all the characters that are in the Variation Selectors unicode block. Currently there are 16 characters in this block.