Currency Symbols

This collection includes currency symbols from around the world, from the widely recognised dollar, euro, pound, and yen signs to less common regional currency marks — all available as standard Unicode text characters.

Currency Symbols

How to Copy Currency Symbols

Click a currency symbol to copy it, then paste it into pricing text, invoices, spreadsheets, or international content where the correct currency mark matters.

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Currency Symbols Meanings & Common Uses

Currency symbols are essential for pricing, e-commerce listings, invoices, and any content that references money in a specific country's currency. Using the correct symbol (rather than an abbreviation like "USD") often reads more naturally in everyday writing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I type the euro symbol?

On many keyboard layouts the euro symbol can be typed with Alt+0128 or AltGr+4/5, but shortcuts vary by system — copying it directly is a reliable alternative that works everywhere.

Are these symbols the same across all fonts?

The character itself is standardised by Unicode, but its exact visual appearance (weight, style) can vary slightly depending on the font used to display it.