HTML character entity references 'cheat sheet'

HTML character entity references are escape sequences that can be used to refer to characters not in a page’s character set. This page contains charts of all of the character entity references defined in HTML. If your browser supports print stylesheets then the printed version of this page will contain only the charts, for use as a ‘cheat sheet’.

Latin characters

The Latin character entity references are defined in HTMLlat1.ent.

Mathematical, Greek and symbolic characters

The mathematical, Greek and symbolic character entity references are defined in HTMLsymbol.ent.

&fnof;

&sigmaf;

&thetasym;

&upsih;

•

…

′

″

‾

&oline;

⁄

&frasl;

℘

&weierp;

ℑ

&image;

ℜ

&real;

™

ℵ

&alefsym;

←

↑

→

↓

↔

↵

&crarr;

⇐

⇑

&uArr;

⇒

⇓

&dArr;

⇔

∀

∂

∃

∅

∇

∈

∉

∋

&ni;

∏

∑

−

∗

&lowast;

√

∝

&prop;

∞

∠

&ang;

∧

&and;

∨

&or;

∩

∪

∫

∴

&there4;

∼

&sim;

≅

&cong;

≈

≠

≡

&equiv;

≤

≥

⊂

⊃

⊄

&nsub;

⊆

&sube;

⊇

&supe;

⊕

&oplus;

⊗

&otimes;

⊥

&perp;

⋅

⌈

&lceil;

⌉

&rceil;

⌊

&lfloor;

⌋

&rfloor;

⟨

&lang;

⟩

&rang;

◊

&loz;

♠

&spades;

♣

&clubs;

♥

&hearts;

♦

&diams;

Special characters

The special character entity references are defined in HTMLspecial.ent.

&OElig;

&oelig;

&Scaron;

&scaron;

&Yuml;

&circ;

&tilde;

&ensp;

&emsp;

‌

&zwnj;

‍

&zwj;

‎

&lrm;

‏

&rlm;

–

—

‘

’

‚

&sbquo;

“

”

„

&bdquo;

†

&dagger;

‡

&Dagger;

‰

&permil;

‹

&lsaquo;

›

&rsaquo;

€

HTML character entity references ‘cheat sheet’

Latin characters

Mathematical, Greek and symbolic characters

Special characters