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Find documented Windows Alt codes by symbol, name or number. Copy symbols and check numeric-keypad requirements.

17 symbols with documented Alt codes · showing 12

Degree symbol

U+00B0 · °
WindowsAlt + 0176

In a compatible Windows app, hold Alt, type 0176 on the numeric keypad, then release Alt.

Enable Num Lock and include the leading zero. Microsoft documents this sequence in Word; behavior in other apps and code pages may differ. Source ↗

Copyright symbol

U+00A9 · ©
WindowsAlt + 0169

In a compatible Windows app, hold Alt, type 0169 on the numeric keypad, then release Alt.

Enable Num Lock and include the leading zero. Microsoft documents this sequence in Word; behavior in other apps and code pages may differ. Source ↗

Registered trademark symbol

U+00AE · ®
WindowsAlt + 0174

In a compatible Windows app, hold Alt, type 0174 on the numeric keypad, then release Alt.

Enable Num Lock and include the leading zero. Microsoft documents this sequence in Word; behavior in other apps and code pages may differ. Source ↗

Trademark symbol

U+2122 · ™
WindowsAlt + 0153

In a compatible Windows app, hold Alt, type 0153 on the numeric keypad, then release Alt.

Enable Num Lock and include the leading zero. Microsoft documents this sequence in Word; behavior in other apps and code pages may differ. Source ↗

Euro sign

U+20AC · €
WindowsAlt + 0128

In a compatible Windows app, hold Alt, type 0128 on the numeric keypad, then release Alt.

Enable Num Lock and include the leading zero. Microsoft documents this sequence in Word; behavior in other apps and code pages may differ. Source ↗

Pound sign

U+00A3 · £
WindowsAlt + 0163

In a compatible Windows app, hold Alt, type 0163 on the numeric keypad, then release Alt.

Enable Num Lock and include the leading zero. Microsoft documents this sequence in Word; behavior in other apps and code pages may differ. Source ↗

Yen sign

U+00A5 · ¥
WindowsAlt + 0165

In a compatible Windows app, hold Alt, type 0165 on the numeric keypad, then release Alt.

Enable Num Lock and include the leading zero. Microsoft documents this sequence in Word; behavior in other apps and code pages may differ. Source ↗

One half

U+00BD · ½
WindowsAlt + 0189

In a compatible Windows app, hold Alt, type 0189 on the numeric keypad, then release Alt.

Enable Num Lock and include the leading zero. Microsoft documents this sequence in Word; behavior in other apps and code pages may differ. Source ↗

Inverted Question Mark

U+00BF · ¿
WindowsAlt + 0191

In a compatible Windows app, hold Alt, type 0191 on the numeric keypad, then release Alt.

Enable Num Lock and include the leading zero. Microsoft documents this sequence in Word; behavior in other apps and code pages may differ. Source ↗

Vulgar Fraction One Quarter

U+00BC · ¼
WindowsAlt + 0188

In a compatible Windows app, hold Alt, type 0188 on the numeric keypad, then release Alt.

Enable Num Lock and include the leading zero. Microsoft documents this sequence in Word; behavior in other apps and code pages may differ. Source ↗

Micro Sign

U+00B5 · µ
WindowsAlt + 0181

In a compatible Windows app, hold Alt, type 0181 on the numeric keypad, then release Alt.

Enable Num Lock and include the leading zero. Microsoft documents this sequence in Word; behavior in other apps and code pages may differ. Source ↗
WindowsAlt + 0171

In a compatible Windows app, hold Alt, type 0171 on the numeric keypad, then release Alt.

Enable Num Lock and include the leading zero. Microsoft documents this sequence in Word; behavior in other apps and code pages may differ. Source ↗

No numeric keypad?

Copy the symbol directly, or use the Shortcut Finder for Word Unicode conversion, Mac Character Viewer and other methods. A Unicode decimal value is not automatically an Alt code.