Currency Symbols
Copy and paste currency signs, money symbols, and related emojis for pricing, payments, and financial text
Currency symbols are characters used in text to indicate a currency or a monetary unit, often placed near amounts in prices, invoices, and payment messages. This page includes currency keyboard text symbols, currency emoticons, and money-related emojis you can copy and paste (for example € £ ¥ ¢) into any application.
How to Copy and Paste Currency Symbols
Browse the currency symbol grid to quickly pick what you need. Select a symbol to add it to the editor, then copy and paste it into pricing, product listings, invoices, messages, or documents.
What Are Currency Symbols?
A currency symbol is a character or icon used to represent a currency name or monetary unit for a country or region. In everyday text, these symbols are commonly used to label amounts, clarify which currency a price uses, or reference money-related topics. Examples often seen in digital content include € (Euro), £ (Pound sterling), $ (Dollar sign), ¥ (Yen), and ¢ (Cent sign).
Popular Currency Symbols
These are widely recognized currency signs and money symbols frequently used in prices, shopping pages, financial notes, and everyday messaging.
| Symbol | Name |
|---|---|
| € | Euro Symbol (commonly used for Euro amounts) |
| £ | Pound Symbol (often used for Pound sterling amounts) |
| $ | Dollar Sign (typically used for dollar-denominated amounts, depending on context) |
| ¢ | Cent Sign (commonly used for cents and small amounts) |
| ¥ | Yen Symbol (often used for Japanese yen and sometimes yuan contexts) |
| ₨ | Rupee Symbol (commonly used to represent rupee amounts in some contexts) |
Currency Symbol Categories
Money signs appear in different forms, from standard currency marks used with numbers to additional symbols and emojis used in payment and banking contexts. Grouping them helps you choose a symbol that fits your text style and purpose.
Common Currency Signs
Frequently used currency signs that typically appear next to amounts in prices, invoices, and commerce text.
€ £ $ ¥ ¢ ₨
Money and Banknote Symbols
Symbols and emojis often associated with cash, money notes, or spending in casual and UI-like text.
💵 💴 💶 💷
Payment and Card Symbols
Symbols and emojis commonly used to reference card payments, billing, or checkout messaging.
💳
Banking and ATM Symbols
Symbols and emojis typically used to indicate ATM access or banking-related services in text and signage-style content.
🏧
Regional Variants and Styling Differences
Some currency marks can appear in multiple styles or be used across regions; the intended currency is often clarified by the surrounding text (like a currency code) or the audience context.
$ ¥
Text-Only vs Emoji Currency Marks
Text symbols are Unicode characters designed to blend with normal writing, while emojis are colorful pictographs that stand out in chats and social posts.
€ £ $ ¥ ¢ 💵 💳 🏧
Legacy and Alternate Money Notations
Additional money-related signs may be used in older documents, specific communities, or niche formatting needs, and are typically chosen for readability and familiarity.
¢ ₵
Currency Symbol Usage Examples
Currency symbols are usually placed near numbers to make amounts clear, or used in short messages to reference payments and spending. These examples show common, practical ways the symbols appear in real text.
Product Price
Total: €49.99
Invoice Line Item
Service fee: £120
Small Amounts
Add-on: 99¢
Travel Note
Budget: ¥5000 for transport
Payment Message
Paid with 💳
Using Currency Symbols on Social Media and Online Platforms
Currency symbols and money-related emojis are often added to short-form text to show prices, fees, tips, or payment context. Because these are Unicode characters, you can copy and paste them into bios, captions, listings, and messages on most platforms, with appearance varying slightly by device and font. Common uses include:
- Instagram bios and captions showing prices or service rates
- Facebook Marketplace and online listings with clear currency marks
- TikTok profile text referencing pricing or payment options
- X (Twitter) posts and threads mentioning costs and budgets
- WhatsApp and Messenger chats about splitting bills
- YouTube descriptions for paid content, memberships, or pricing notes
- Discord server channels referencing donations, subscriptions, or store links
Professional and Practical Uses for Currency Symbols
- Ecommerce pricing and product pages
- Invoices, quotes, and receipts
- Spreadsheets and financial notes
- Customer support messages about refunds and charges
- UI text for payments, checkout, and billing instructions
How to Type Currency Symbols on Any Device
- Choose one or more currency symbols (such as € £ $ ¢) from the grid.
- Copy the selected symbols using the copy button or CTRL+C (Windows/Linux) or ⌘+C (Mac).
- Paste the symbols into your app using paste or CTRL+V (Windows/Linux) or ⌘+V (Mac).
Unicode Currency Symbols and Meanings
Currency symbols and money-related icons are encoded in Unicode so they can be copied, stored, and displayed across operating systems and applications. Each symbol has a defined code point and name, while the exact look may vary by font or platform; in practice, the surrounding text (such as an amount or currency code) is commonly used to clarify which currency is intended.
Currency Symbols List and Meanings
Use this list as a practical reference for common currency signs and money symbols. Each entry shows a symbol and its typical usage context so you can choose the right sign before copying.