The cross is one of most the common charges used in heraldry, and comes in an almost endless variety of different forms.
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| arrow flights | barby | Borromean rings | bottony | Byzantine | Celtic |
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| Celtic 2 | clechy | clechy and bottony | Toulouse | Coptic | couped |
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| degraded | crosslet | ermine | fitchy | fitchy double | fitchy treble |
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| fleury | patonce | Alacantra | formy | formy 2 | formy 3 |
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| formy 4 | formy fitched (the lower arm ending in a point) | formy alisee | formy alisee 2 | fourchy | knotwork |
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| Latin | moline | moline 2 | recercley | Maltese | Calvary |
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| Egyptian or ankh | double or Lorraine | patriarchal | Papal | Russian | pommy or pommely |
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| pommy | potenty | Jerusalem | repotenty | potenty variation 2 | Templar |
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| fitchy variation | fitchy double with lozenges | Bowen | quadrate | ending in crescents | ending in fusils |
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| annulate | of nine roundels | of nine lozenges | Tau or St. Anthony's | Saxon | anchored |
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| St. Peter's | St. Julians | fleuretty | moussuee | millrine | urdy |
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| avellane | swastika | fylfot | fylfot variation | St. James' | gringoly |
Charges
Arms created by the Online Heraldry Generator