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8 Ways to Type the Trademark Symbol

By Matthew Lynch
November 13, 2023
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In today’s business world, the importance of properly displaying the trademark symbol cannot be understated. Utilizing this notation not only offers legal protection to your intellectual property, but it also builds trust and credibility among your audience. In this article, we will explore eight different methods you can use to type the trademark symbol, ensuring you can effortlessly insert this crucial emblem across various platforms.

1. Alt Codes (Windows)

Hold down the Alt key and type 0153 on your numeric keypad. Release the Alt key, and the trademark symbol (™) will appear.

2. Character Map (Windows)

Open the Character Map app by searching for it in the Start menu. Locate the trademark symbol (™), click on it, and hit Select. Copy it to your clipboard by clicking on Copy, then paste it wherever desired using Ctrl + V.

3. Symbol Menu (Microsoft Word)

In Microsoft Word, click on the Insert tab and select Symbol from the right-hand side menu. Choose More Symbols, find the trademark symbol (™), and click Insert.

4. Special Characters (Mac)

For Mac users, press Option + 2 simultaneously to produce the trademark symbol (™).

5. Emoji & Symbols Panel (Mac)

Press Control + Command + Space to access the Emoji & Symbols panel on a Mac. Search for “trademark” and double-click on the trademark symbol (™) to insert it into your text.

6. HTML Entities

To add the trademark symbol within a web page or HTML document, use either “™” or “™”.

7. Unicode Input

The Unicode character for the trademark symbol is U+2122. Depending on your operating software or application, you can use keyboard shortcuts or input methods to utilize this Unicode value accordingly.

8. Online Tools

Finally, several free online tools allow you to copy and paste special characters like the trademark symbol (™). Websites such as CopyChar and Unicode-Table.com offer extensive character libraries for easy access.

No matter which method you choose, incorporating the trademark symbol (™) into your brand materials is an essential step in protecting your intellectual property and maintaining a polished professional image. With these eight techniques at your disposal, you should have no trouble inputting this notable character whenever necessary.

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