Peace Symbol
Copy the peace symbol (☮) and its close relatives, with Unicode, HTML entity, CSS, and URL-encoded forms for each.
The peace symbol is ☮ (U+262E).
Use the Peace Symbol
Peace Symbol
Peace Symbol — click the symbol to copy it
Formats
Click any row to copy that exact string.
Ways to Type It
No keyboard layout has a peace symbol key, so pick the method that matches your app or OS.
| System / app | Method | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Word / Outlook / Office | Type the hex code, then press Alt+X to convert it to ☮. | |
| Windows (any app) | Open charmap.exe, search "peace", select and copy. | |
| Windows 10 / 11 | Opens the emoji and symbols panel with a search box. | |
| Mac | Opens Character Viewer; search "peace" for any of the three glyphs. | |
| Linux (GTK apps) | Type the hex code, then press Enter or Space. |
Try it: build a repeated line
Pick a glyph and a count to copy a repeated line for a banner or divider.
☮ ☮ ☮ ☮ ☮
Quick answer
The peace symbol is ☮ (U+262E). Click it on this page to copy it. There is no Alt code, so type it with the method for your app. Gerald Holtom designed it in 1958 for the British nuclear disarmament campaign.
Examples
| Where | How to type ☮ |
|---|---|
| Word or Outlook | Type 262E, then press Alt + X |
| Windows | Win + . (period), then search "peace" |
| Mac | Control + Command + Space, then search "peace" |
| Linux | Ctrl + Shift + U, then 262e and Enter |
| HTML | ☮ or ☮ |
Click ☮ to copy it.
Summary
This tool is a copy and reference page for the peace symbol (☮, U+262E) and two related glyphs: the V-sign peace hand (✌) and the dove of peace (🕊). Switch between the three to see each one's Unicode code point, numeric HTML entity, CSS content escape, and URL-encoded bytes, then click to copy the exact form you need. A keyboard reference table and a small repeated-line builder are included below.
How it works
- Pick a glyph from the three tabs: peace symbol, V-sign hand, or dove of peace.
- Click the large glyph to copy the plain character to your clipboard.
- Or click any row in the Formats list to copy that exact encoded form (Unicode, HTML entity, CSS, URL encoding).
- Check the keyboard reference table for a real way to type or insert the glyph on your OS.
- Use the builder to copy a repeated line of the glyph for a banner or divider.
Use cases
- Add ☮ to a peace-themed poster, T-shirt mockup, or social post.
- Paste the numeric HTML entity ☮ when a raw ☮ character gets stripped by an older text field.
- Use the CSS content value in a ::before or ::after pseudo-element for an icon built without an image file.
- Escape ☮ as %E2%98%AE in a URL query string or filename.
- Compare the circular peace symbol against the V-sign hand emoji (✌) before picking one for a design.
- Look up a real, working way to type the symbol instead of guessing an Alt code.