60+ currency Unicode characters organized by region and use case. Click any symbol to copy it, then paste into any text field, document, invoice, or social post.
No signup, no app to install. Find the currency symbol you need, click to copy, and paste it wherever you need it (documents, invoices, emails).
Browse currency symbols organized by region and category, major world currencies, Asian and European variants, and cryptocurrency signs.
One click copies the symbol to your clipboard, no dialogs, no "select all" needed. A green checkmark appears briefly to confirm the copy.
Press Ctrl+V (or Cmd+V on Mac) wherever you need the currency, such as an invoice, a spreadsheet, a product description, a chat, or a social post.
From the everyday dollar $ to the euro €, pound £, yen ¥, rupee ₹, hryvnia ₴, bitcoin ₿, and dozens of historical and regional currency signs the Unicode standard supports.
The full Unicode currency collection: major world currencies, regional Asian and European variants, fullwidth forms, and historical signs.
Every symbol shows its currency name when you hover over it with the mouse cursor, so you know exactly which currency you're copying.
No selecting, no right-clicking. Click any symbol card and it's on your clipboard in milliseconds, with a visual confirmation flash to show it worked.
Real Unicode characters, not images or special fonts. Paste into Instagram, LinkedIn, X, Word, Google Docs, Slack, Excel, anywhere that accepts text.
Everything runs in your browser. No account, no tracking, no servers involved. The symbols are yours to use as much as you want, forever.
Tap any symbol on your phone and it copies instantly. The grid resizes to fit small screens so you can browse on the go without zooming.
Currency signs are everywhere, prices, invoices, financial reports, product listings. A proper Unicode symbol is cleaner than a three-letter code and works in any text field.
Add the correct currency symbol to invoices, quotes, and contracts when working with international clients. €1,200 looks far more professional than "EUR 1200" on a billing line.
Display localized prices in product titles, descriptions, and ad copy, ₹999 for India, ₩9,900 for Korea, R$49 for Brazil. Catch the right shopper's eye in the right region.
Drop symbols into spreadsheets, financial reports, and presentations without messing with cell formatting. ¥, £, $, € side by side for clean multi-currency rows in Excel or Google Sheets.
Use the proper ₿ for Bitcoin, Ξ for Ethereum, and Ł for Litecoin in tweets, articles, and dashboards instead of ticker codes. Recognizable at a glance and well supported across platforms.
Headlines like "Save $200" or "From €19/mo" hit harder with a real currency glyph. Use them in ads, landing pages, email subject lines, and social captions for instant visual context.
Mention prices in blog posts and travel guides using the local symbol, ฿ in Bangkok, ₺ in Istanbul, ₪ in Tel Aviv. Adds authenticity and saves readers from looking up exchange codes.