Special letters and alphabets to copy and paste
This category holds more than 4,600 letters. There are accented Latin letters like é, ñ, ü and ç, Greek letters like α, β, π and Ω, Cyrillic letters like Ж and Я, small capitals like ᴀ ʙ ᴄ, letters from African and Asian scripts, and the stylish mathematical alphabets people use as fancy fonts, like 𝐁𝐨𝐥𝐝, 𝓢𝓬𝓻𝓲𝓹𝓽 and 𝔻𝕠𝕦𝕓𝕝𝕖.
Tap any letter to copy it. It pastes as real text, so it works in names, bios, documents and chats.
Kinds of letters you will find
- Accented letters: á é í ó ú ñ ü ç ø å for Spanish, French, German and more.
- Greek: α β γ δ π σ Ω for maths, science and Greek text.
- Cyrillic: А Б В Ж Я for Russian, Ukrainian and other languages.
- Small caps and modifiers: ᴀ ʙ ᴄ ᵃ ᵇ ᶜ for tiny and stylish text.
- Fancy font letters: 𝐀 𝐴 𝒜 𝔄 𝔸 𝖠 for bold, italic, script, gothic and double-struck styles.
- Phonetic letters: ə ʃ ŋ θ ð used in dictionaries to show pronunciation.
Accented letters for names and languages
Many names need accents: José, Zoë, Chloé, Søren or Ñuñez. If your keyboard does not have them, it is easy to spell names wrong. Copy the exact letter here and paste it in. The same goes for words in French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Turkish, Vietnamese and many other languages.
Each accented letter here is a single, precomposed character, which means it sorts and searches correctly in most apps.
Fancy letters for bios and usernames
The fancy letters you see in Instagram bios are not a special font. They are real Unicode letters from the mathematical alphabets, made for maths papers. Because they are text, you can paste them anywhere and they keep their style. Popular choices are bold 𝐁, italic 𝐼, bold script 𝓑, gothic 𝔅 and double-struck 𝔹.
One thing to know: screen readers may read these letters one by one or skip them, and search engines may not match them to normal words. They are great for decoration, but keep important words, like your real name or business name, in normal letters too.
Letters for science and pronunciation
Scientists use Greek letters every day: μ for micro, λ for wavelength, Δ for change and Ω for ohms. Language teachers and dictionaries use phonetic letters like ə, ʃ and ŋ to show how words sound. You can copy any of them here and paste them into notes, slides or a lesson plan.
Search by letter name
Every letter has an official name, like “latin small letter e with acute” or “greek capital letter omega”. Type part of the name, such as “acute”, “umlaut”, “omega” or “script”, to find it fast. For whole alphabets in other languages, like Bangla, Hindi or Arabic, open the world alphabets collection and pick your language.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I type é on a keyboard?
- Copy é from this page. On a Mac you can hold the E key and pick the accent. On Windows try Alt + 0233.
- Are fancy letters a font?
- No. They are separate Unicode letters, so they keep their style when you paste them anywhere.
- Do fancy letters work on Instagram?
- Yes. Bold, italic, script and double-struck letters all work in Instagram names, bios and captions.
- What is the schwa ə?
- ə is a phonetic letter for the soft “uh” sound, like the a in “about”. It is also used in Azerbaijani.
- Where can I find the Bangla or Hindi alphabet?
- Open the world alphabets collection and choose your language to see its whole alphabet in order.