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Sometimes, you need to use special character code for certain symbols to appear on an HTML document. Last Updated: Aug/14/2008.

HTML Code List

The following are a number of available ASCII symbols with their corresponding HTML number codes and alternative codes you can copy and paste for your webpage. If you see a blank cell under the Symbols column, it means that symbol is a space. Often times, HTML number codes are used instead of the alternative.

SymbolHTML #Alternative  SymbolHTML #Alternative
      ##
( (   ) )
< &#60; &lt;   > &#62; &gt;
% &#37;   [ &#91;
] &#93;   & &#38; &amp;
{ &#123;   } &#125;
&#139;   &#155;
* &#42;   « &#171; &laquo;
» &#187; &raquo;   ~ &#126;
ˆ &#136;   ^ &#94;
&#133;   / &#47;
\ &#92;   &#137;
&#134;   &#135;
_ &#95;   | &#124;
¦ &#166; &brvbar;   ¬ &#172; &not;
§ &#167; &sect;   &#182 &pilcro;
¯ &#175; &macr;   ª &#170; &ordf;
º &#186; &ordm;   ° &#176; &deg;
&#149;   · &#183; &middot;
&#150;   &#151;
˜ &#152;   © &#169; &copy;
® &#174; &reg;   &#153;
¹ &#185; &sup1;   ² &#178 &sup2;
&179; &179; &sup3;   ! &#33;
" &#34;   ' &#39;
' &#39;   , &#44;
. &#46;   : &#58;
; &#59;   ? &#63;
` &#96;   &#130;
&#145;   &#146;
&#147;   &#148;
¡ &#161; &iexcl;   ¨ &#168; &uml;
­ &#173; &shy;   ´ &#180; &acute;
¸ &#184; &cedil;   ¿ &#191; &iquest;
&#132;   + &#43;
- &#45;   ± &#177; &plusmn;
¼ &#188; &frac14;   ½ &#189; &frac12;
¾ &#190;   × &#215; &mult;
÷ &#247; &div;   = &#61;
ƒ &#131;   µ &#181; &micro;
$ &#36;   ¢ &#162; &cent;
£ &#163; &pound;   ¤ &#164; &curren;
¥ &#165; &yen;   ø &#248; &oslash;
&spades;   &clubs;
&diams;   &hearts;
&darr;   &larr;
&rarr;   &uarr;
&online;  
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