Currency Symbols

The symbol & HTML code for every world currency.

A searchable list of every currency symbol with its ISO 4217 code, name, the countries that use it and the symbol's HTML / Unicode code. Look up the symbol for the Indian Rupee ₹, US Dollar $, Euro €, Pound £ or Yen ¥, or search by symbol to find the currency. Tap the symbol to copy it, or copy the ready-to-use HTML code for your website. Runs fully in your browser — no API.

How to use Currency Symbols

  1. Open the list

    Launch this free currency symbols tool to see the symbol, code and HTML code for every world currency in one searchable table.

  2. Search a currency

    Type a symbol like ₹, a code like USD or a name like 'euro' to find the currency you need.

  3. Read the symbol

    Each row shows the currency symbol prominently along with its ISO code and full name.

  4. Copy the symbol

    Tap the symbol to copy it to your clipboard, ready to paste into a document, invoice or message.

  5. Grab the HTML code

    Copy the HTML / Unicode code (e.g. ₹ for ₹) to display the symbol correctly on your website.

  6. Check where it's used

    See the countries that use each currency to confirm you've picked the right symbol.

Frequently asked questions

What is the symbol for the Indian Rupee?

The Indian Rupee symbol is ₹. Its HTML / Unicode code is ₹ (or ₹). Search this list for 'INR' or '₹' to copy either the symbol or its HTML code.

How do I type a currency symbol like € or £ on the web?

You can paste the symbol directly, or use its HTML code so it always renders correctly: the Euro € is €, the Pound £ is £ and the Yen ¥ is ¥. This tool gives you the ready-to-copy HTML code for every currency symbol.

What is the difference between a currency symbol and a currency code?

A currency symbol is the sign used in prices (₹, $, €, £), while the currency code is the three-letter ISO 4217 code used in banking and finance (INR, USD, EUR, GBP). Some symbols like $ are shared by many currencies, so codes remove the ambiguity. This list shows both.

Why do several currencies share the same symbol?

Symbols like $ (dollar) and ¥ (yen/yuan) are used by multiple countries — for example the US, Australian, Canadian and Singapore dollars all use $. That's why the ISO code matters; the 'Used in' column shows which countries use each currency.

Is this currency symbols tool free?

Yes — it's completely free with no sign-up. The list runs in your browser from a built-in dataset, so there are no limits, no API keys, no live exchange rates and nothing is uploaded.

How do I copy the ₹ rupee symbol or $ dollar sign?

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What are the symbols for the euro, pound and yen?

The euro is €, the British pound is £ and the Japanese yen is ¥ (also used for the Chinese yuan). Each is listed here with its ISO code and ready-to-copy HTML code — € is €/€, £ is £/£, ¥ is ¥/¥.

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