At-Sign Symbols to Copy
Compare at-sign variants for nicks and see which one looks best in Free Fire, TikTok and Instagram.
At-sign variants to copy
How it looks in Free Fire
See how the symbol appears inside Free Fire before applying it for good.
Nicks with @
Variations submitted by other players — tap to copy
Bios with @
Codes published by other players — tap to copy or edit
Context and quick tips
The at sign has more variants than it seems: @ (U+0040) is the classic ASCII one that has existed since the 70s, ＠ (U+FF20) is the fullwidth version from the CJK block and takes up twice the space, ﹫ (U+FE6B) is a presentation form for vertical writing (more compact), and ⓐ (U+24D0) is the circled letter A, used as an ornament. Each one completely changes the read of the nick.
For a social tag (@user) or a nick with an Instagram/TikTok theme, the pure ASCII (@) is the cleanest. For fullwidth nicks where everything is wide, the ＠ keeps the visual coherence. ﹫ works when space is tight, and ⓐ delivers an ornamental detail that suits feminine or stylized nicks.
Practical summary: @ takes up half a width, ＠ takes up a full width (CJK), ﹫ is compact vertical and ⓐ has ornamental weight. The difference is subtle in the browser, but inside Free Fire, with a fixed-width font, it becomes quite noticeable.
