Ascii code table - Ascii codes and symbols

Handy Tip: Ascii codes help you to display odd characters like registered trademark on your webpage or projects. For instance, using an ascii registered trademark code will allow you to display a capital R inside a little circle. Sometimes when you use simple keyboard strokes to add these symbols, HTML editors don't display them properly. It's times like these that you need to use Ascii codes.

What is ASCII Code

ASCII stands for "American Standard Code for Information Interchange". ASCII computer codes represent English characters as numbers that form printable symbols. The table below shows which ascii codes are used to display the corresponding character symbols within your website or programming project. Simply copy and paste the ascii code of the character you would like to use into your editor.

Several of the most popular codes that you'll find in this table include:

ascii copyright

trademark ascii

tm ascii

ascii code for space is another most sought after

ascii comma

ASCII Code Table

Character

HTML

Alternate HTML

Explanation

Unused

Horizontal tab

Line feed

Unused

Carriage Return

Unused

Space

Exclamation mark

Quotation mark

Number sign

Dollar sign

Percent sign

Ampersand

Apostrophe

(

Left parenthesis

)

Right parenthesis

Asterisk

Plus sign

Comma

Hyphen

Period (fullstop)

Solidus (slash)

Colon

;

Semi-colon

Less than

Equals sign

Greater than

Question mark

Commercial at

[

Left square bracket

Reverse solidus (backslash)

]

Right square bracket

Caret

Horizontal bar (underscore)

Acute accent

{

Left curly brace

Vertical bar

}

Right curly brace

Tilde

Unused

‚

Low single comma quotation mark

Function sign

„

Low double comma quotation mark

…

Ellipses

†

Dagger

‡

Double dagger

Caret

‰

Per mile sign

Capital S Hacek

‹

Less-than sign

Capital OE ligature

Unused

‘

Single beginning quotation mark

’

Single ending quotation mark

“

Double beginning quotation mark

”

Double ending quotation mark

•

Dot, middle

–

En dash

—

Em dash

Tilde

™

Trademark symbol

Small s Hacek

›

Greater-than sign

Small oe ligature

Unused

Capital Y, diæresis / umlaut

Non-breaking Space

Inverted exclamation

Cent sign

Pound sterling

General currency sign

Yen sign

Broken vertical bar

Section sign

Diæresis / Umlaut

Feminine ordinal

Left angle quote, guillemot left

Not sign

Soft hyphen

Registered trademark

Macron accent

Degree sign

Plus or minus

Superscript two

Superscript three

Acute accent

Micro sign

Paragraph sign