Every common Windows Alt key code with the character it types — and click-to-copy if you'd rather skip the numpad. Click any character to copy it instantly.
Alt codes let Windows users type special characters by holding Alt and entering a number on the numeric keypad — Alt+0169 produces ©, Alt+3 produces ♥. This reference lists the most useful alt codes grouped by category, with each character labeled by its code and name. No numpad? No problem: every character on this page is also click-to-copy, so it works on laptops, Macs, and phones too.
The everyday special characters people look up alt codes for most often.
Money symbols and their Windows alt codes.
Mathematical operators, fractions, and superscripts — including classic codepage-437 codes.
Type Spanish, French, and Portuguese accents with these alt codes.
Smart quotes, dashes, and inverted punctuation marks.
The original low-number alt codes from the IBM PC era — smileys, suits, and arrows.
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