Mu Symbol

Copy the uppercase or lowercase mu symbol (μ Μ) and find its Unicode codepoint, HTML entity, and LaTeX command.

Mu Symbol

Click the symbol to copy it

Formats

Character μ
Unicode U+03BC
HTML entity μ
HTML decimal μ
LaTeX \mu
JS / JSON escape μ

Click any row to copy that exact string.

Not the SI micro sign

Need the character for µm, µs, or µF instead? Those unit prefixes use a separate Unicode character, the micro sign (µ, U+00B5), not this Greek letter.

µ Go to Micro Symbol tool Open

Common Uses

Field Example Meaning
Statistics The population mean, as opposed to the sample mean x̄.
Physics (friction) The coefficient of friction between two surfaces.
Electromagnetism The permeability of free space, a constant in magnetism.
Fluid mechanics Dynamic viscosity, the resistance of a fluid to flow.
Particle physics The muon, a subatomic particle similar to the electron.
Number theory The Möbius function, used in number theory and combinatorics.

Build a mu value label

Type a number to build a ready-to-paste mu value, like a mean or coefficient.

μ = 0.3

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Summary

Copy the uppercase or lowercase mu symbol (μ Μ) and find its Unicode codepoint, HTML entity, and LaTeX command.

How it works

  1. Click the large mu symbol to copy it to your clipboard.
  2. Switch between uppercase (Μ) and lowercase (μ) with the toggle.
  3. Click any row in the formats list to copy that exact string: Unicode, HTML entity, or LaTeX.
  4. Click a row in the common uses table to copy a ready-made example like a friction coefficient or mean value.
  5. Paste the symbol anywhere: documents, spreadsheets, code, or chat.

Use cases

  • Write the population mean (μ) in a statistics report, next to the sample mean (x̄).
  • State a coefficient of friction (μ) in a physics or engineering problem.
  • Reference the permeability of free space (μ₀) in an electromagnetism formula.
  • Label dynamic viscosity (μ) in a fluid mechanics calculation.
  • Write the muon (μ⁻) in a particle physics note.
  • Type the Möbius function (μ(n)) in a number theory proof.
  • Insert the Greek letter mu into a document without a special keyboard layout.

Frequently Asked Questions

Last updated: 2026-07-22 · Reviewed by Nham Vu