How do I type the degree symbol on a phone?

On iPhone, switch to the numbers keyboard and long-press the 0 key to reveal the ° option. On Android with Gboard, tap the numbers keyboard and long-press 0 or look in the symbols section. Alternatively, copy the ° symbol from this page and paste it wherever needed.

What is the correct spacing between a number and a degree symbol?

Per ISO 31-0 and NIST guidelines, there should be a space between the numeral and the unit: '25 °C' not '25°C'. However, this rule has a common exception — for angles, no space is used: '90°'. In everyday informal writing and social media, '25°C' without a space is universally understood and widely accepted.

Can I use ² and ³ directly in HTML without superscript tags?

Yes. ² (U+00B2) and ³ (U+00B3) are dedicated Unicode characters that display as superscripts in all fonts. They are acceptable for inline text like m² or km³. However, for semantic HTML where the superscript relationship matters (e.g. in equations), use the 2 tag — it carries accessibility meaning and can be styled independently with CSS.

Why does my degree symbol look different in some fonts?

The degree symbol ° is present in virtually all fonts, but its size and baseline position vary. In some fonts it sits higher, resembling a superscript circle, while in others it is larger and sits on the baseline. This is a font-level design decision, not an encoding issue. If the symbol looks wrong in your document, switching to a different font will resolve it.

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📖Symbol Introduction

Copy and paste degree symbols and unit signs including ° ℃ ℉ ² ³ ⁿ ™ and more. Click any symbol to copy instantly. Essential for temperature readings, scientific notation, mathematical expressions, and technical writing.

💡Pro Tips

•Write temperature values in both ℃ and ℉ in global content — it takes two extra characters and significantly expands your audience reach
•Use the composed °C form (two characters) rather than the precomposed ℃ character for scientific and technical documents to follow ISO standards
•In recipe content, put the temperature in the post title with the degree symbol for better search visibility (e.g. 'Bake at 180°C')
•For angle measurements, omit the space before °: write '45°' not '45 °' — this is the correct convention for geometry and navigation
•When combining ² and ³ with units in HTML, use the Unicode characters for inline text but switch to <sup> tags inside formal equations
•Add ° to your keyboard's autocorrect or text shortcuts so typing 'deg' instantly expands to ° in any app
•In Excel and Google Sheets, enter the degree symbol with Alt+0176 (Windows) or by pasting from this page — it will display correctly in cell text
•For temperature data in JSON or CSV files, store the numeric value and unit as separate fields rather than embedding the ° symbol in the value — this makes data processing cleaner

🔧How to Use

Methods for inputting symbols on different devices and platforms

🪟How to Type Degree and Unit Symbols on Windows

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Click any symbol on this page to copy it to your clipboard instantly
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Type the degree symbol with Alt+0176 on the numeric keypad (NumLock must be on)
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In Microsoft Word, the degree symbol is also available via Insert > Symbol > Latin-1 Supplement
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Use the emoji panel (Win+. or Win+;) and search 'degree' to find ° ℃ ℉
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For ² and ³, use the keyboard shortcuts Alt+0178 and Alt+0179 on the numeric keypad

💡 Tip: The easiest method is to copy symbols directly from this page to your clipboard, then paste them wherever needed.

❓Frequently Asked Questions - Degree, Weather & Unit Emoji Symbols Copy And Paste

Click on questions to view detailed answers

They display identically and mean the same thing, but they are different Unicode representations. ℃ (U+2103) is a single precomposed character included for compatibility with legacy East Asian encodings. The two-character sequence °C is preferred by scientific style guides including NIST and ISO 80000-5. For most everyday use, either is fine — in formal scientific documents, use °C.