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HTML Symbol Entities

Symbols or letters that are not on your keyboard can be added to HTML using entities. Use the entity name, or the entity number as a decimal or hexadecimal reference. For example, the euro sign can be written as €, €, or €, and all three display as €.

Example

The euro sign shown three different ways.

Prompt
A page that displays the euro sign three ways: with the entity name €, the decimal entity number €, and the hexadecimal reference €, each in its own paragraph.
Output: complete HTML page

Some HTML Symbol Entities

Some common symbols (character, name, number): copyright © (©, ©), registered trademark ® (®, ®), euro € (€, €), trademark ™ (™, ™), left arrow ← (←, ←), up arrow ↑ (↑, ↑), right arrow → (→, →), down arrow ↓ (↓, ↓), and the card suits spade ♠, club ♣, heart ♥, and diamond ♦.


Some HTML Mathematical Entities

Some math symbols (character, name, number): for all ∀ (∀, ∀), partial differential ∂ (∂, ∂), there exists ∃ (∃, ∃), empty set ∅ (∅, ∅), nabla ∇ (∇, ∇), element of ∈ (∈, ∈), not an element of ∉ (∉, ∉), n-ary product ∏ (∏, ∏), and n-ary summation ∑ (∑, ∑).


Some HTML Greek Letters Entities

Some Greek letters (character, name, number): Alpha Α (Α, Α), Beta Β (Β, Β), Gamma Γ (Γ, Γ), Delta Δ (Δ, Δ), Epsilon Ε (Ε, Ε), and Zeta Ζ (Ζ, Ζ).


More Symbols

HTML supports many more symbol groups, including currency symbols, letter-like symbols, number forms, enclosed alphanumerics, box drawings, block elements, geometric shapes, miscellaneous symbols, dingbats, astrological symbols, math operators and symbols, arrows, weather symbols, musical symbols, dominoes and dice, mahjong tiles, card symbols, chess symbols, yin-yang symbols, recycling symbols, and more. Each can be added with its entity name or number.