Windows Alt codes
Alt codes are Windows keyboard combinations: hold Alt and type the numbers on the numeric keypad to insert a special character without a program-specific shortcut.
This is a fixed reference table, different from an interactive converter — to convert text to ASCII/Unicode codes live, use the WibbyTools converter.
| Code | Character |
|---|---|
| Alt+0169 | © |
| Alt+0174 | ® |
| Alt+0153 | ™ |
| Alt+0176 | ° |
| Alt+0177 | ± |
| Alt+0189 | ½ |
| Alt+0188 | ¼ |
| Alt+0190 | ¾ |
| Alt+0215 | × |
| Alt+0247 | ÷ |
| Alt+0162 | ¢ |
| Alt+0163 | £ |
| Alt+0165 | ¥ |
| Alt+0128 | € |
| Alt+0167 | § |
| Alt+0182 | ¶ |
| Alt+0133 | … |
| Alt+0145 | ‘ |
| Alt+0146 | ’ |
| Alt+0147 | “ |
| Alt+0148 | ” |
| Alt+0150 | – |
| Alt+0151 | — |
| Alt+225 | ß |
| Alt+0233 | é |
| Alt+0241 | ñ |
| Alt+0252 | ü |
| Alt+0231 | ç |
| Alt+0224 | à |
| Alt+0227 | ã |
Como ler este número
How to use it
Press and hold Alt, type the numbers on the numeric keypad (does not work with a laptop's virtual numpad without Num Lock), then release Alt.
De onde vem o dado
Where this comes from
A Windows convention from early system versions, based on the extended character table.
Glossário: os termos desta página
Alt code
An Alt + numpad digits combination on Windows that types a special character (© is Alt+0169, for example).
Unicode code point
The unique number the Unicode standard assigns to every character or emoji, written as U+ followed by hex digits.
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