N With an Accent: How to Type ñ, ń, ň, ņ on Any Device
Copy ñ, ń, ň or ņ, or type an accented n on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Alt codes, HTML entities, and what each mark means: tilde, acute, caron, cedilla.
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Arrow Symbols: Copy & Paste → ← ↑ ↓ and How to Type Them
Click to copy arrow symbols — → ← ↑ ↓ ↔ ⇒ ➡ and more — or type them on Windows, Mac, HTML and Word. Alt codes, HTML entities, and what each arrow means.
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O With an Accent: How to Type ó, ò, ô, õ, ö, ø on Any Device
Click to copy ó, ò, ô, õ, ö, ø, ō, ő, or type any accented o on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Alt codes, HTML entities, and what each mark means.
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Degree Symbol (°): How to Type, Copy, and Use It
Copy the degree symbol ° or type it: Alt+0176 on Windows, Shift+Option+8 on Mac. Plus the spacing rule (20°C vs 20 °C), ° vs the ordinal º, coordinates, and why kelvin has no degree.
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Ë / ë (E With an Umlaut): How to Type, Copy, and Use It
Copy ë or Ë, or type e with an umlaut on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Plus why ë is really a diaeresis (Noël, Zoë), the Albanian ë, and its codes.
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Ø / ø (O With a Slash): How to Type, Copy, and Use It
Copy ø or Ø, or type the o with a slash on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Plus ø vs the empty set, ø vs ö, and its HTML and URL codes.
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Euro Symbol (€): How to Type, Copy, and Use the Euro Sign
Copy the euro sign €, or type it on Windows (Alt 0128), Mac, iPhone and Word. Plus €10 vs 10 €, the encoding fix, Excel formatting, EUR vs €, and HTML codes.
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Em Dash Symbol (—): How to Type, Copy, and Use It
Copy the em dash —, or type it on Windows (Alt 0151) and Mac (Shift+Option+hyphen). Plus hyphen vs en dash vs em dash, the AI-writing tell, and its HTML and URL codes.
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Tilde Symbol (~): How to Type, Copy, and Use It
Copy the tilde ~, or type it on Windows and Mac (Shift+backtick). Plus the home-folder ~/, ~ vs ˜ vs ∼, approximately, the accent tilde, and its HTML and URL codes.
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Í / í (I With Acute Accent): How to Type and Copy It
Copy í or type it: Alt+0237 on Windows, Option+E then i on Mac, Ctrl+apostrophe then i in Word. Plus what the accent means, why í loses its dot (the tittle), and the Turkish-i bug.
