Currency Symbols — Copy and Paste
Half of these are not on a US keyboard, which is the entire point of this page. Copy the sign you need — euro, pound, yen, lira, rupee, bitcoin — and paste it straight into a price, a bio or a post.
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Currency symbols
Currency signs are among the best-supported characters in Unicode because they are load-bearing text in the countries that use them — € £ ¥ are as dependable as the dollar sign. The newer signs like ₹ (2010) and ₿ (2017) are universal on current devices but can box on very old phones. If you write prices for an international audience, the sign matters more than the code: '€10' reads instantly in a way 'EUR 10' does not.
Where people use it
- Pricing in a shop bio or price-list post
- Currency switchers in captions ('€ / $ / £')
- Tip and donation lines
- Crypto tickers and ₿-denominated notes
Frequently asked questions
Which currency signs work everywhere?
$ € £ ¥ ¢ are universal. Newer signs like ₹, ₺ and ₿ render on all current phones but may box on pre-2015 devices.
Does ₿ (bitcoin) work on Instagram?
Yes, on current iOS and Android. It was added to Unicode in 2017, so very old devices may not show it.
Is it better to write $ or USD?
In a bio or caption, the symbol — it is shorter and reads faster. Use the code only when ambiguity matters (e.g. USD vs AUD).