Subset Symbol

Copy the subset (proper and subset-or-equal) symbols along with their Unicode, HTML entity, and LaTeX codes.

Use the Subset Symbol

Subset Of (Proper Subset)
Subset Of Or Equal To
Superset Of (Proper Superset)
Superset Of Or Equal To
Subset Of With Not Equal To
Superset Of With Not Equal To
Not A Subset Of
Not A Superset Of
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Summary

This tool lists the subset symbols used in set theory (proper subset and subset-or-equal), plus their superset counterparts, so you can copy the exact character or the code needed for HTML, LaTeX, or a Unicode-aware font. Each entry shows the glyph, its Unicode codepoint, the HTML named and numeric entities, and the LaTeX command.

How it works

  1. Browse the symbol cards for the subset and superset variants you need.
  2. Click the large symbol to copy just the character.
  3. Click any code chip (Unicode, HTML entity, or LaTeX) to copy that specific code.
  4. Paste the copied value into your document, markup, or LaTeX source.

Use cases

  • Insert ⊂ or ⊆ into a math paper, slide deck, or documentation.
  • Grab the LaTeX command for a subset symbol without memorizing it.
  • Find the HTML entity for a set-theory symbol for a web page.
  • Look up the Unicode codepoint of a subset or superset glyph for a font or icon check.
  • Copy the "not a subset of" or "proper superset" variants for a discrete math assignment.

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Last updated: 2026-09-09 · Reviewed by Nham Vu