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How to type and paste symbols on Windows

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): The fastest built-in way on Windows 10 and 11 is Win+. (Windows key and period): it opens the emoji panel, and its Ω tab lists symbols such as arrows, math, currency and Latin letters. With a number pad, Alt codes also work, for example Alt+0169 for © and Alt+0153 for ™. Or click any symbol above and paste it with Ctrl+V.

Do it now, right here

Click or tap a symbol to copy it.

Your picks

Hearts

Stars and sparkles

Aesthetic

Arrows

Check marks and crosses

Math

Currency

Music

Weather and nature

Flowers

Brackets and quotes

Lines and dividers

Bullets and shapes

Greek letters

Superscripts and subscripts

Fractions

Chess and cards

Text faces

Step by step

  1. Press Win+. (or Win+;) where you want the symbol.
  2. Open the Ω Symbols tab and pick a category.
  3. Click the symbol to insert it, or copy one from this page.

At a glance

SymbolAlt codeName
© ® ™Alt+0169, Alt+0174, Alt+0153Copyright, registered, trademark
€ £ °Alt+0128, Alt+0163, Alt+0176Euro, pound, degree
• … —Alt+0149, Alt+0133, Alt+0151Bullet, ellipsis, em dash

Related questions

Why does Win+. do nothing?

Click into a text field first; some older apps do not support the panel.

Do Alt codes work on laptops?

Only with a numeric keypad or Num Lock layer; otherwise use Win+. or copy here.

Is there a Character Map?

Yes, search Character Map in Start for the classic symbol tool.

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Updated November 14, 2026.