Currency Symbols Copy and Paste € £ ¥ ₩ ₹
World currency signs labeled with their ISO codes — from € and £ to ₩, ₹ and ₿. Click any sign to copy it.
Currency Symbols
Historic Currency Symbols
Money Emoji
Keyboard shortcuts & HTML codes
Windows Alt codes need the numeric keypad with Num Lock on. On Mac, hold Option (⌥) while pressing the key.
| Symbol | Name | Windows | Mac | HTML |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| € | Euro Sign (EUR) | Alt+0128 | Option+Shift+2 | € |
| £ | Pound Sign (GBP) | Alt+0163 | Option+3 | £ |
| ¥ | Yen / Yuan Sign (JPY, CNY) | Alt+0165 | Option+Y | ¥ |
| ¢ | Cent Sign | Alt+0162 | Option+4 | ¢ |
| ¤ | Generic Currency Sign | Alt+0164 | — | ¤ |
Currency Signs Around the World
Most major currencies have a dedicated Unicode character: € for the euro, £ for the British pound, ₩ for the Korean won, ₹ for the Indian rupee, ₽ for the Russian ruble, ₺ for the Turkish lira and ₿ for bitcoin. Some symbols are shared — $ is used by the US, Canadian and Australian dollars and many others, and ¥ represents both the Japanese yen and the Chinese yuan. When the exact currency matters, pair the symbol with its three-letter ISO code, like US$ or CA$, or write “100 USD.”
How to Type Currency Symbols
On Windows, hold Alt and type on the numeric keypad: Alt + 0128 for €, Alt + 0163 for £, Alt + 0165 for ¥ and Alt + 0162 for ¢. On a US Mac keyboard, press Option + Shift + 2 for €, Option + 3 for £, Option + Y for ¥ and Option + 4 for ¢. On iPhone and many Android keyboards, press and hold the $ key on the symbols page to see other currencies. In HTML, use €, £, ¥ and ¢.