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Alt Codes — The Complete Table

Every genuine Windows Alt code for the symbols on this site. Hold Alt, type the number on the numeric keypad, release. No invented codes: symbols without a standard Alt code say so on their pages.

Standard Alt codes

SymbolNameAlt codeUnicode
•Bullet PointAlt+0149U+2022
·Middle DotAlt+0183U+00B7
—Em DashAlt+0151U+2014
±Plus-Minus SymbolAlt+0177U+00B1
×Multiplication SignAlt+0215U+00D7
÷Division SignAlt+0247U+00F7
√Square Root SymbolAlt+251U+221A
πPi SymbolAlt+227U+03C0
²Squared Symbol (Superscript Two)Alt+0178U+00B2
³Cubed Symbol (Superscript Three)Alt+0179U+00B3
½One Half FractionAlt+0189U+00BD
¾Three Quarters FractionAlt+0190U+00BE
°Degree SymbolAlt+0176U+00B0
§Section SymbolAlt+0167U+00A7
µMicro Symbol (Mu)Alt+0181U+00B5
€Euro SignAlt+0128U+20AC
£Pound SignAlt+0163U+00A3
¥Yen SignAlt+0165U+00A5
¢Cent SymbolAlt+0162U+00A2
©Copyright SymbolAlt+0169U+00A9
™Trademark SymbolAlt+0153U+2122
®Registered Trademark SymbolAlt+0174U+00AE
Pilcrow (Paragraph Mark)Alt+0182U+00B6

Legacy DOS codes (Alt+1 to Alt+31)

These short codes date from the DOS era (code page 437) and still work in many Windows apps and the command prompt, though support varies — in Word, Office and browsers, copying the symbol or using Alt+X in Word is more reliable.

SymbolNameAlt codeUnicode
☺White Smiling FaceAlt+1U+263A
☻Black Smiling FaceAlt+2U+263B
♥Black Heart SuitAlt+3U+2665
♦Black Diamond SuitAlt+4U+2666
♣Black Club SuitAlt+5U+2663
♠Black Spade SuitAlt+6U+2660
•BulletAlt+7U+2022
◘Inverse BulletAlt+8U+25D8
○White CircleAlt+9U+25CB
◙Inverse White CircleAlt+10U+25D9
♂Male SignAlt+11U+2642
♀Female SignAlt+12U+2640
♪Eighth NoteAlt+13U+266A
♫Beamed Eighth NotesAlt+14U+266B
☼White Sun With RaysAlt+15U+263C
►Black Right-Pointing PointerAlt+16U+25BA
◄Black Left-Pointing PointerAlt+17U+25C4
↕Up Down ArrowAlt+18U+2195
‼Double Exclamation MarkAlt+19U+203C
Pilcrow SignAlt+20U+00B6
§Section SignAlt+21U+00A7
▬Black RectangleAlt+22U+25AC
↨Up Down Arrow With BaseAlt+23U+21A8
↑Upwards ArrowAlt+24U+2191
↓Downwards ArrowAlt+25U+2193
→Rightwards ArrowAlt+26U+2192
←Leftwards ArrowAlt+27U+2190
∟Right AngleAlt+28U+221F
↔Left Right ArrowAlt+29U+2194
▲Black Up-Pointing TriangleAlt+30U+25B2
▼Black Down-Pointing TriangleAlt+31U+25BC

How Alt codes work

Alt codes need a numeric keypad (or the Fn-embedded keypad on small laptops) with Num Lock on. Codes with a leading zero (like Alt+0169 for ©) use the Windows/ANSI character set; codes without one use the older OEM set. Laptop without a keypad? Every symbol here copies with one click instead — see all symbols, and each symbol page also shows the Word shortcut (type the hex code, then Alt+X).

Data: Unicode Character Database · Page updated 2026-11-13