Need the rupee sign, a degree symbol, a tick, a trademark or an arrow and cannot find it on your keyboard? Tap it here to copy it. Currency signs from around the world, legal marks, maths and fractions, arrows, ticks and boxes, bullets, punctuation, Greek letters and Indian script signs are all one tap away, each with its Unicode code and HTML code for web pages.
loading toolHow to copy and paste symbols
- Find a symbol by scrolling or searching (try “arrow”, “degree”, “rupee”).
- Tap it: it is copied and added to Your collection.
- See its name, Unicode code and HTML code above the list.
- Paste it anywhere: documents, chats, spreadsheets, social posts.
Good to know
- Use ✓ and ✗ in checklists and WhatsApp messages; they work everywhere, even in plain text.
- The en dash (–) is for ranges like 10–20; the em dash (—) is for breaks in a sentence.
Questions
How do I type ₹ on my keyboard?
On Windows with an Indian English keyboard, press Ctrl + Alt + 4 (or Right Alt + 4). On a phone, long-press the currency key. Or just copy it from here.
What is the HTML code shown?
It is how to write the symbol in a web page so it always shows correctly, for example ₹ for ₹. You can also simply paste the symbol itself into most modern websites.
Is my data private?
Yes. Everything happens inside your own browser: nothing you type or choose is uploaded to us or anyone else.
Is it free?
Completely free, with no sign-up, no watermark and no limit on how many times you use it. Light ads keep the site running.
