Infinity Symbol
Click to copy the infinity symbol (∞) and its variants, with Unicode code point, HTML entity, and LaTeX code for each.
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Summary
Click to copy the infinity symbol (∞) and its variants, with Unicode code point, HTML entity, and LaTeX code for each.
How it works
- Click the large infinity symbol at the top, or any variant card, to copy that character to your clipboard.
- Select the infinity emoji, incomplete infinity, or tie over infinity to switch the active character.
- The format panel updates with the Unicode code point, HTML entities, LaTeX command, and CSS content value for the selected character.
- The Windows, Mac, and Linux panels show the keyboard method for typing that character on each platform.
- Click any format value to copy just that string, such as the hex entity or the LaTeX command.
Use cases
- Paste the infinity symbol into math homework, worksheets, or slides.
- Insert ∞ or ∞ into HTML without breaking encoding.
- Grab the LaTeX \infty command for a formula in a paper or README.
- Find the Windows Alt code (236) for infinity when Notepad or Word blocks Unicode input.
- Type infinity on a Mac with the Option+5 shortcut.
- Copy the infinity emoji (♾) for a chat message or social media caption.
- Look up incomplete infinity (⧜) or tie over infinity (⧝) for specialized math logic notation.
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Last updated: 2026-07-22 ·
Reviewed by Nham Vu