Ñ (N With a Tilde): How to Type the Eñe, Copy It, and Use It Anywhere
Copy ñ or Ñ, or type the n with a tilde on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Plus ñ in URLs and email, the story of the eñe, and its HTML and URL codes.
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È / è (E With a Grave Accent): How to Type, Copy, and Use It
Copy è or È, or type e with a grave accent on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Plus è vs é, the Italian è meaning is, and its HTML and URL codes.
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Letters With Accents (Full List + How to Type Them)
In a hurry? Copy & paste accented letters Select a letter, then copy it á U+00E1 Win Alt + 0225 Mac Option+E, a à U+00E0 Win Alt + 0224 Mac Option+`, a â U+00E2 Win Alt + 0226 Mac Option+I, a ã U+00E3 Win Alt + 0227 Mac Option+N, a ä U+00E4 Win Alt +…
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Backslash Symbol (\): How to Type, Copy, and Use It
Copy the backslash \, or type it on Windows, Mac, iPhone and UK keyboards. Plus backslash vs forward slash, escape sequences, and its HTML and URL codes.
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Ü / ü (U With an Umlaut): How to Type, Copy, and Use It
Copy ü or Ü, or type u with an umlaut on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Plus writing ü as ue, the Spanish ü, über, and its HTML and URL codes.
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Ç / ç (C With a Cedilla): How to Type, Copy, and Use It
Copy ç or Ç, or type c with a cedilla on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Plus why ç exists, its sound in French vs Turkish, and its HTML and URL codes.
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E With an Accent: How to Type é, è, ê, ë on Any Device
Click to copy é, è, ê, ë, ē, ę, ě, or type any accented e on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Word. Alt codes, HTML entities, and what each mark means.
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Pi Symbol (π): How to Type, Copy, and Use It
Copy the pi symbol π or type it: Alt+227 on Windows, Option+P on Mac. Plus π symbol vs the number, capital Π the product operator, the pi vs tau debate, and how many digits you really need.
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Underscore Symbol (_): How to Type, Copy, and Use It
Copy the underscore _, or type it on Windows and Mac (Shift+hyphen). Plus underscores vs hyphens in URLs, snake_case, the typewriter origin, and its HTML and URL codes.
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Squared Symbol (²): How to Type, Copy, and Use It
Copy the squared symbol ² or type it: Alt+0178 on Windows, 00B2 then Alt+X in Word. Plus the ² character vs superscript formatting, why m² and m2 differ to a computer, and how to square in code.
