Common Glyphs in ASCII and HTML

Sorted by Mac HTML code

Glyph	Description	HTML code	HTML entity	Latin-1 (UNIX) decimal	Windows decimal	Mac decimal	Mac keystroke
	latin uppercase S with caron				138
	latin lowercase s with caron				154
	non-breaking space	` `	` `		160	202	<op><sh>
¡	inverted exclamation mark	`¡`	`¡`	161	161	193	<op>1
¢	cent sign	`¢`	`¢`	162	162	162	<op>4
£	pound sterling sign	`£`	`£`	163	163	163	<op>3
¤	general currency sign	`¤`	`¤`	164	164	219	<op><sh> 2
¥	yen sign	`¥`	`¥`	165	165	180	<op>y
¦	broken vertical bar	`¦`	`¦`	166	166
§	section sign	`§`	`§`	167	167	164	<op>6
¨	umlaut (diaeresis)	`¨`	`¨`	168	168	172	<op><sh> u
©	copyright sign	`©`	`©`	169	169	169	<op>g
ª	ordinal indicator, feminine	`ª`	`ª`	170	170	187	<op>9
«	angle quotation mark, left	`«`	`«`	171	171	199	<op>\
¬	not sign	`¬`	`¬`	172	172	194	<op>l
	soft hyphen	``	``	173	173
®	registered sign	`®`	`®`	174	174	168	<op>r
¯	macron	`¯`	`¯`	175	175	248	<op><sh> ,
°	degree sign	`°`	`°`	176	176	161	<op><sh> 8
±	plus-or-minus sign	`±`	`±`	177	177	177	<op><sh> =
²	superscript 2	`²`	`²`	178	178
³	superscript 3	`³`	`³`	179	179
´	acute accent	`´`	`´`	180	180	171	<op><sh>e
µ	micro sign	`µ`	`µ`	181	181	181	<op>m
¶	pilcrow (paragraph sign)	`¶`	`¶`	182	182	166	<op>7
·	middle dot	`·`	`·`	183	183	225	<op><sh> 9
¸	cedilla	`¸`	`¸`	184	184	252	<op><sh> z
¹	superscript 1	`¹`	`¹`	185	185	245	<op><sh>b
º	ordinal indicator, masculine	`º`	`º`	186	186	188	<op>0
»	angle quotation mark, right	`»`	`»`	187	187	200	<op><sh> \
¼	small 1/4 fraction (one quarter)	`¼`	`¼`	188	188
½	small 1/2 fraction (one half)	`½`	`½`	189	189
¾	small 3/4 fraction (three quarters)	`¾`	`¾`	190	190
¿	inverted question mark	`¿`	`¿`	191	191	192	<op><sh> /
À	uppercase A, grave accent	`À`	`À`	192	192	203	<op>` A
Á	uppercase A, acute accent	`Á`	`Á`	193	193	231	<op>y
Â	uppercase A, circumflex accent	`Â`	`Â`	194	194	229	<op><sh> m
Ã	uppercase A, tilde	`Ã`	`Ã`	195	195	204	<op>n A
Ä	uppercase A, diaeresis (umlaut)	`Ä`	`Ä`	196	196	128	<op>u A
Å	uppercase A, ring	`Å`	`Å`	197	197	129	<op><sh> a
Æ	uppercase AE diphthong (ligature)	`Æ`	`Æ`	198	198	174	<op><sh> '
Ç	uppercase C, cedilla	`Ç`	`Ç`	199	199	130	<op><sh> c
È	uppercase E, grave accent	`È`	`È`	200	200	233	<op>` E
É	uppercase E, acute accent	`É`	`É`	201	201	131	<op>e E
Ê	uppercase E, circumflex accent	`Ê`	`Ê`	202	202	230	<op>i E
Ë	uppercase E, diaeresis (umlaut)	`Ë`	`Ë`	203	203	232	<op>u E
Ì	uppercase I, grave accent	`Ì`	`Ì`	204	204	237	<op>` I
Í	uppercase I, acute accent	`Í`	`Í`	205	205	234	<op><sh> s
Î	uppercase I, circumflex accent	`Î`	`Î`	206	206	235	<op><sh> d
Ï	uppercase I, diaeresis (umlaut)	`Ï`	`Ï`	207	207	236	<op><sh> f
Ð	uppercase eth, icelandic	`Ð`	`Ð`	208	208
Ñ	uppercase N, tilde	`Ñ`	`Ñ`	209	209	132	<op>n N
Ò	uppercase O, grave accent	`Ò`	`Ò`	210	210	241	<op><sh> l
Ó	uppercase O, acute accent	`Ó`	`Ó`	211	211	238	<op><sh> h
Ô	uppercase O, circumflex accent	`Ô`	`Ô`	212	212	239	<op><sh> j
Õ	uppercase O, tilde	`Õ`	`Õ`	213	213	205	<op>n O
Ö	uppercase O, diaeresis (umlaut)	`Ö`	`Ö`	214	214	133	<op>u O
×	multiplication sign	`×`	`×`	215	215
Ø	uppercase O, slash	`Ø`	`Ø`	216	216	175	<op><sh> o
Ù	uppercase U, grave accent	`Ù`	`Ù`	217	217	244	<op>` U
Ú	uppercase U, acute accent	`Ú`	`Ú`	218	218	242	<op><sh>;
Û	uppercase U, circumflex accent	`Û`	`Û`	219	219	243	<op>i U
Ü	uppercase U, diaeresis (umlaut)	`Ü`	`Ü`	220	220	134	<op>u U
Ý	uppercase Y, acute accent	`Ý`	`Ý`	221	221
Þ	uppercase Thorn, icelandic	`Þ`	`Þ`	222	222
ß	German eszed	`ß`	`ß`	223	223	167	<op>s
à	lowercase a, grave accent	`à`	`à`	224	224	136	<op>` a
á	lowercase a, acute accent	`á`	`á`	225	225	135	<op>e a
â	lowercase a, circumflex accent	`â`	`â`	226	226	137	<op>i a
ã	lowercase a, tilde	`ã`	`ã`	227	227	139	<op>n a
ä	lowercase a, diaeresis (umlaut)	`ä`	`ä`	228	228	138	<op>u a
å	lowercase a, ring	`å`	`å`	229	229	140	<op>a
æ	lowercase ae diphthong (ligature)	`æ`	`æ`	230	230	190	<op>'
ç	lowercase c, cedilla	`ç`	`ç`	231	231	141	<op>c
è	lowercase e, grave accent	`è`	`è`	232	232	143	<op>` e
é	lowercase e, acute accent	`é`	`é`	233	233	142	<op>e E
ê	lowercase e, circumflex accent	`ê`	`ê`	234	234	144	<op>i e
ë	lowercase e, diaeresis (umlaut)	`ë`	`ë`	235	235	145	<op>u e
ì	lowercase i, grave accent	`ì`	`ì`	236	236	147	<op>` i
í	lowercase i, acute accent	`í`	`í`	237	237	146	<op>e i
î	lowercase i, circumflex accent	`î`	`î`	238	238	148	<op>i i
ï	lowercase i, diaeresis (umlaut)	`ï`	`ï`	239	239	149	<op>u i
ð	lowercase eth, icelandic	`ð`	`ð`	240	240
ñ	lowercase n, tilde	`ñ`	`ñ`	241	241	150	<op>n n
ò	lowercase o, grave accent	`ò`	`ò`	242	242	152	<op>` o
ó	lowercase o, acute accent	`ó`	`ó`	243	243	151	<op>e o
ô	lowercase o, circumflex accent	`ô`	`ô`	244	244	153	<op>i o
õ	lowercase o, tilde	`õ`	`õ`	245	245	155	<op>n o
ö	lowercase o, diaeresis (umlaut)	`ö`	`ö`	246	246	154	<op>u o
÷	divide sign	`÷`	`÷`	247	247	214	<op>/
ø	lowercase o, slash	`ø`	`ø`	248	248	191	<op>o
ù	lowercase u, grave accent	`ù`	`ù`	249	249	157	<op>` u
ú	lowercase u, acute accent	`ú`	`ú`	250	250	156	<op>e u
û	lowercase u, circumflex accent	`û`	`û`	251	251	158	<op>i u
ü	lowercase u, diaeresis (umlaut)	`ü`	`ü`	252	252	159	<op>u u
ý	lowercase y, acute accent	`ý`	`ý`	253	253
þ	lowercase thorn, icelandic	`þ`	`þ`	254	254
ÿ	lowercase y, diaeresis (umlaut)	`ÿ`	`ÿ`	255	255	216	<op>u y
Œ	latin uppercase ligature OE	`Œ`	`&OElig;`		140	206	<op><sh>q
œ	latin lowercase ligature oe	`œ`	`&oelig;`		156	207	<op>q
Ÿ	latin uppercase Y with diaeresis	`Ÿ`	`&Yuml;`		159	217	<op>u Y
ƒ	latin small f with hook (function or florin)	`ƒ`	`&fnof;`		131	196	<op>f
ˆ	modifier letter circumflex accent	`ˆ`	`&circ;`		136	246	<op><sh>i
ˇ	caron	`ˇ`				255	<op><sh>t
˘	breve	`˘`				249	<op><sh>.
˙	dot above	`˙`				250	<op>h
˚	ring above	`˚`				251	<op>k
˛	ogonek	`˛`				254	<op>x
˜	small tilde	`˜`	`&tilde;`		152	247	<op><sh>n
˝	double acute accent	`˝`				253	<op><sh>g
Δ	greek uppercase delta	`Δ`	`Δ`			198	<op>j
Ω	greek uppercase omega	`Ω`	`Ω`			189	<op>z
π	greek lowercase pi	`π`	`π`			185	<op>p
–	en dash	`–`	`–`		150	208	<op>-
—	em dash	`—`	`—`		151	209	<op><sh>-
‘	left single quotation mark	`‘`	`‘`		145	212	<op>]
’	right single quotation mark	`’`	`’`		146	213	<op><sh>]
‚	single low-9 quotation mark	`‚`	`&sbquo;`		130	226	<op><sh>0
“	left double quotation mark	`“`	`“`		147	210	<op>[
”	right double quotation mark	`”`	`”`		148	211	<op><sh>[
„	double low-9 quotation mark	`„`	`&bdquo;`		132	227	<op><sh>w
†	dagger	`†`	`&dagger;`		134	160	<op>t
‡	double dagger	`‡`	`&Dagger;`		135	224	<op><sh>7
•	bullet (black small circle)	`•`	`•`		149	165	<op>8
…	horizontal ellipsis (three dot leader)	`…`	`…`		133	201	<op>;
‰	per mille sign	`‰`	`&permil;`		137	228	<op><sh>r
‹	single left-pointing angle quotation mark	`‹`	`&lsaquo;`		139	220	<op><sh>3
›	single right-pointing angle quotation mark	`›`	`&rsaquo;`		155	221	<op><sh>4
⁄	fraction slash	`⁄`	`&frasl;`			218	<op><sh>1
™	trade mark sign	`™`	`™`		153	170	<op>2
™	trade mark sign	`™`	`™`
⅓	small 1/3 fraction (one third)	`⅓`
⅔	small 2/3 fraction (two thirds)	`⅔`
⅔	small 2/3 fraction (two thirds)	`⅔`
⅕	small 1/5 fraction (one fifth)	`⅕`
⅖	small 2/5 fraction (two fifths)	`⅖`
⅗	small 3/5 fraction (three fifths)	`⅗`
⅘	small 4/5 fraction (four fifths)	`⅘`
⅙	small 1/6 fraction (one sixth)	`⅙`
⅚	small 5/6 fraction (five sixths)	`⅚`
⅛	small 1/8 fraction (one eighth)	`⅛`
⅜	small 3/8 fraction (three eighths)	`⅜`
⅝	small 5/8 fraction (five eighths)	`⅝`
⅞	small 7/8 fraction (seven eighths)	`⅞`
∂	partial differential (del)	`∂`	`∂`			182	<op>d
∏	n-ary product (product sign; greek large pi)	`∏`	`∏`			184	<op><sh>p
∑	n-ary summation (greek large sigma)	`∑`	`∑`			183	<op>w
√	square root (radical sign)	`√`	`√`			195	<op>v
∞	infinity	`∞`	`∞`			176	<op>5
∫	integral	`∫`	`∫`			186	<op>b
≈	almost equal to (asymptotic to)	`≈`	`≈`			197	<op>x
≠	not equal to	`≠`	`≠`			173	<op>=
≤	less-than or equal to	`≤`	`≤`			178	<op>,
≥	greater-than or equal to	`≥`	`≥`			179	<op>.
◊	lozenge	`◊`	`&loz;`			215	<op><sh>v
	Apple logo	``				240	<op><sh>k
ﬁ	ligature fi	`ﬁ`				222	<op><sh>5
ﬂ	ligature fl	`ﬂ`				223	<op><sh>6

Sources:

Griswold, Ralph E. and Madge T. Griswold, The Icon Programming Language, 3rd ed. Peer to Peer, 1997, as quoted in » www.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/webdocs/gre_char.pdf by Ralph Griswold, University of Arizona.
"Character entity references in HTML 4" (Section 24 of HTML 4.01 Specification: W3C Recommendation), by the World Wide Web Consortium; 1999.12.24; » http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/sgml/entities.html.
"ASCII Extended Character Set, Macintosh", by Dawn Rorvik, Evergreen State College; 2003.05.20; » http://www.evergreen.edu/biophysics/technotes/program/ascii_ext-mac.htm.