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Unit symbols

112 symbols · tap to copy

Basic 20

Squared units 92

About these units

Units of measurement: degree °, ℃ and ℉, micro µ, ohm Ω and the squared unit signs ㎡ ㎏ ㎞ from East Asian typography.

This set has 112 symbols in 2 groups: basic (20), squared units (92).

The oldest came with Unicode 1.1 in 1993; the newest arrived in Unicode 4.0 (2003), so very old phones may miss a few.

How to type the popular units

Shortcuts from our keyboard tables. Alt codes need the numeric keypad; the Mac keys are for the U.S. layout.

SymbolWindowsMac
°Degree symbolAlt+0176⌥ Option+⇧ Shift+8
℃Degree Celsius symbol2103 Alt+XCharacter Viewer
µMicro symbolAlt+0181⌥ Option+M
ΩOhm symbol2126 Alt+XCharacter Viewer
%Percent signAlt+37Character Viewer
㎡Square meter symbol33A1 Alt+XCharacter Viewer
″Inch symbol2033 Alt+XCharacter Viewer
‰Per mille signAlt+0137⌥ Option+⇧ Shift+R

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Symbols or emoji?

All 112 are text symbols, not emoji: they take the colour, size and font of the text around them, so they fit neatly into names, bios and documents.

Unicode blocks and versions

They come from 6 Unicode blocks; most of them (96) from the CJK Compatibility block.

Unicode blockSymbolsUnicode versions
CJK Compatibility961.1, 4.0
Letterlike Symbols61.1
General Punctuation41.1
Latin-1 Supplement31.1
Basic Latin21.1
Greek and Coptic11.1

Questions people ask

How do I copy units?

Tap a symbol and it is copied. To copy several at once, turn on Collect, tap them in order and press Copy all in the bar at the bottom. Your recent symbols appear above the grid next time.

Why do some units show as boxes?

A box means your device has no font for that character. The oldest symbols here date from Unicode 1.1 (1993) and work everywhere; the newest come from Unicode 4.0 (2003) and need a recent system update.

How do I type ° on a keyboard?

On Windows: Alt+0176. On a Mac: ⌥ Option+⇧ Shift+8. On a phone, copy ° from here or add a text shortcut. All methods for °.

Are these emoji?

No. They are text symbols: they follow your text colour and font, unlike emoji, which are colour pictures drawn by the device.

Where can I use them?

Anywhere you can type text: Instagram and TikTok bios, Discord, WhatsApp, Word, Google Docs, emails and most game chats. A few username fields accept only letters and numbers.

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