Popular currency symbols to copy
Whether you are writing an invoice, a price list or a shop post, you need the right money sign. This page puts the most used currency symbols first: the rupee ₹, dollar $, euro €, pound £, yen ¥, won ₩, ruble ₽, lira ₺, dong ₫, peso ₱, naira ₦, shekel ₪, baht ฿, bitcoin ₿ and cent ¢, followed by every other currency sign in Unicode.
Tap a symbol to copy it, then paste it next to your price.
Currency symbols by country
- ₹ Rupee: India. Pakistan, Nepal and Sri Lanka usually write Rs.
- ৳ Taka: Bangladesh.
- $ Dollar: USA, Canada, Australia, Singapore and more.
- € Euro: Germany, France, Spain, Italy and other eurozone countries.
- £ Pound: United Kingdom.
- ¥ Yen and yuan: Japan and China.
- ₩ Won: South Korea.
- ₦ Naira: Nigeria.
- ₱ Peso: Philippines.
- ₿ Bitcoin: The bitcoin cryptocurrency.
Currency symbols for small businesses
If you sell on Instagram, WhatsApp Business, Facebook Marketplace or your own website, clear prices build trust. A line like “Kurti ₹799” or “Cake ৳1200” is quick to read, and buyers know right away which currency you mean. Using the real symbol instead of “Rs” or “Tk” also makes your posts look more professional.
For international customers, you can show two prices side by side, like “₹1,999 / $24”.
Where to place the symbol
Rules change by language. In English, the symbol usually goes before the number with no space: $10, £10, ₹10. In French, German and Spanish, the euro sign often goes after the number with a space: 10 €. Some countries also use commas and dots differently. In India, large numbers are grouped as ₹1,00,000, while most other places write 100,000.
Typing currency symbols
Most keyboards have $, and many have £ or €, but few have ₹, ৳, ₩ or ₦. On Windows, try AltGr + 4 for ₹ on Indian layouts. On a Mac, Option + Shift + 2 types € and Option + 3 types £ on a US layout. On phones, press and hold the $ key to see other currency signs. When all else fails, copy the symbol here.
Currency signs in spreadsheets
In Excel and Google Sheets, you can paste a currency sign as text, but it is better to use the number format menu to show the symbol automatically. That way the cell is still a number you can add up. For labels, headings and notes, pasting the symbol directly is perfect.
Every currency sign
This collection shows the popular signs first. To see all 64 currency characters, including historic coins and regional rupee marks from Bengali, Gujarati and Tamil writing, open the currency category.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I type the rupee symbol ₹?
- Copy ₹ from this page. On Indian keyboard layouts you can also press AltGr + 4.
- What is the symbol for the Bangladeshi taka?
- The taka symbol is ৳. Copy it from this page.
- Which currencies use the dollar sign?
- The US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong and many others use $, often with a letter like US$ or A$ to tell them apart.
- Does the euro sign go before or after the price?
- In English it usually goes before, like €10. In many European languages it goes after, like 10 €.
- Is ₿ a real currency symbol?
- Yes. ₿ is the official Unicode sign for bitcoin, added in 2017.
- Can I copy several currency symbols at once?
- Yes. Add each symbol to the composer with the i button, then press Copy all.