Check Mark Symbol ✓ ✔ – Copy Paste and Keyboard Shortcuts
Check mark symbols are incredibly versatile — from to-do lists and surveys to indicating correctness and completion. While typing a simple X is easy, inserting a proper check mark requires knowing the right methods. Here is everything you need.
Quick Copy-Paste Check Marks
Copy any of these check mark symbols instantly:
Types of Check Mark Symbols
Unicode includes several check mark variations:
- ✓ — Standard check mark (U+2713)
- ✔ — Heavy check mark, thicker (U+2714)
- ☑ — Checkbox with check (U+2611)
- ✅ — Green check mark emoji (U+2705)
How to Type Check Mark on Windows
Alt Code Method
For the heavy check mark ✔:
- Press and hold Alt.
- Type 10004 on the numeric keypad.
- Release Alt.
For the standard check mark ✓:
- Alt + 10003
Wingdings Font
In Microsoft Word:
- Change font to Wingdings.
- Type a for ☑ (checked box) or ¨ for ☐ (empty box).
How to Type Check Mark on Mac
Mac does not have a direct keyboard shortcut, but you can use:
- Control + Command + Space to open Character Viewer.
- Search for "check".
- Double-click the symbol to insert it.
Check Mark Symbol in HTML
| Symbol | HTML Entity | Unicode |
|---|---|---|
| ✓ | ✓ | U+2713 |
| ✔ | ✔ | U+2714 |
| ☑ | ☑ | U+2611 |
| ✅ | ✅ | U+2705 |
Using Check Marks in Different Contexts
In To-Do Lists
Use ☑ for completed items with checkboxes, or ✓ for simple lists.
☑ Finish report
☐ Call client
☑ Update website
Indicating Correctness
Use ✓ or ✔ to mark correct answers or approved items.
✓ Correct answer
✓ Task completed
✔ Approved
Check Mark vs. Cross Mark
Conclusion
Whether you need ✓, ✔, ☑, or ✅, now you have multiple ways to insert check mark symbols on any device. Use HTML codes for websites, Alt codes for Windows, or simply copy and paste for quick use.
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