Saif Copy the ₫ symbol here and paste it anywhere. There’s no standard Windows Alt code for the Vietnamese dong symbol, but in Word type 20AB then press Alt+X. On Mac, open Character Viewer. On Chromebook, press Ctrl+Shift+U, type 20ab, then Space/Enter. ₫ is the DONG SIGN (Unicode U+20AB). Quick reference — codes for ₫ Symbol … Read more
The eszett is ß, the German sharp S. On Windows, hold Alt and type 0223 on the numeric keypad. On Mac, press Option+S. It works in Word, browsers, spreadsheets, and most apps, and its Unicode code point is U+00DF. Eszett codes at a glance Every code for the sharp S in one place. Alt codes … Read more
The slashed O is Ø. On Windows, hold Alt and type 0216 on the numeric keypad. On Mac, open the Character Viewer with Ctrl+Cmd+Space and search for “stroke,” since there’s no built-in Option shortcut. Both give you the same capital letter O with a diagonal stroke through it. Its official Unicode name is LATIN CAPITAL … Read more
Œ is the Latin capital OE ligature. On Windows, hold Alt and type 0140 on the numeric keypad, then release. Mac has no Alt code for it, so open Character Viewer with Ctrl+Cmd+Space and search OE. In Microsoft Word, type 0152 and press Alt+X. The lowercase form is œ. That covers the fast paths. Below … Read more
The dollar symbol is $ (Unicode U+0024, DOLLAR SIGN). On a US or UK keyboard, press Shift+4. It already sits on your keyboard, so you rarely need a code at all. If you just want the glyph, copy it below and paste it anywhere. The rest of this guide covers the reference codes, the ways … Read more
The fastest way to type the euro symbol (€) is to copy it from the button below, or on Windows hold Alt and type 0128 on the numeric keypad. On a Mac, press Option + Shift + 2. The € character is the euro sign, Unicode U+20AC, used for the currency of the eurozone. Copy … Read more
The pound symbol (£) is the sign for the British pound sterling, GBP. Copy it straight from the button below, or type it on Windows with Alt+0163 on the numeric keypad, on a Mac with Option+3, and in Word by typing 00A3 then pressing Alt+X. Its Unicode name is POUND SIGN, code point U+00A3. The … Read more
The Japanese yen symbol is ¥ (Unicode U+00A5). Copy it from the button below, or type it: on Windows hold Alt and type 0165 on the numeric keypad; on Mac press Option + Y. Both drop the ¥ sign straight into your text. Its official Unicode name is YEN SIGN, and it lives in the … Read more
The Indian rupee symbol is ₹. Copy it from the button below and paste it wherever you need it. To type it yourself, the two reliable keyboard routes are 2 0 B 9 then Alt+X in Word, and Ctrl+Shift+U 20b9 on Chromebook or Linux. There is no classic Windows Alt code for it, which trips … Read more
The Korean won symbol (₩) is the currency sign for the South Korean won and North Korean won, officially named WON SIGN at code point U+20A9. The fastest way to use it is to click the copy button below, then paste it wherever you need it. If you would rather type it, this guide covers … Read more