How do I copy and paste money symbols?
Click or tap any money symbol on this page to copy it automatically, then paste it into a document, price list, message, bio, caption, or other text field.
Money Symbols Copy and Paste
Copy dollar, euro, yen, pound, won, ruble, rupee, Bitcoin, and other international currency signs in one click.
Money Symbol Text Tool
Choose a currency sign, enter a price or text, then copy the combined result.
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Money and Currency Symbols
Click any popular money symbol to copy it instantly. This list includes more than 20 currency signs used around the world.
🗺 Americas Money Symbols
Dollar-style currency symbols used for USD, CAD, MXN, ARS, CLP, COP and other currencies, plus Brazilian real, Costa Rican colón, Paraguayan guaraní, and cent.
🌍 Europe Money Symbols
European currency signs include the euro (EUR), pound sterling (GBP), Russian ruble (RUB), Turkish lira (TRY), franc, and historic lira.
🌏 Asia Money Symbols
Asian currency symbols for Japanese yen and Chinese yuan (¥), Korean won (₩), Indian rupee (₹), Lao kip, Mongolian tugrik, Kazakhstani tenge, Azerbaijani manat, and Philippine peso.
🌎 Middle East & Africa Money Symbols
Copy currency signs and abbreviations for the Israeli shekel (ILS), Georgian lari (GEL), Egyptian pound (EGP), South African rand (ZAR), Ghanaian cedi (GHS), and UAE dirham (AED).
🪙 Cryptocurrency Symbols
Copy the official Bitcoin Unicode sign, the Greek Xi character commonly used informally for Ethereum, and the XRP currency code, which has no official Unicode currency symbol.
Money Symbols for Prices, Posts, and Profiles
Looking for money symbols to copy and paste? This page brings together the currency signs you need, from familiar dollar, euro, yen, pound, won, ruble, and rupee symbols to regional signs such as the shekel, kip, tugrik, tenge, manat, lari, cedi, peso, guaraní, and colón. It also includes the official Unicode Bitcoin symbol and commonly used cryptocurrency text forms. Whether you are writing a price list, preparing an invoice, formatting a spreadsheet, creating a social media post, or typing in another language, click any card to copy its character.
Currency symbols usually appear before or after a number depending on the language and region. For example, English commonly writes $25 or £25, while some European formats place the euro sign after the amount. Several currencies share the same sign: $ can represent US, Canadian, Australian, Mexican, and other dollars, while ¥ is used for Japanese yen and Chinese yuan. When the meaning could be unclear, add the ISO currency code, such as USD, CAD, JPY, CNY, or EUR. The symbols here are Unicode text, so they work in most modern browsers, phones, documents, Instagram bios, TikTok captions, Discord messages, and website content without installing a special font. Use the text tool above to combine a selected money sign with a price or short phrase, preview the result, and copy it with one click.
Money Symbols FAQ
What is the difference between $ and ₿?
$ is the dollar sign used by several fiat currencies, including the US dollar. ₿ is the Unicode symbol for Bitcoin, a decentralized cryptocurrency.
Can I use money symbols in an Instagram bio?
Yes. These Unicode money symbols work in most Instagram bios, TikTok captions, Discord messages, social profiles, and modern text editors.
Are these currency symbols free to use?
Yes. They are Unicode text characters and can be copied and used without a font license or paid download.
How many currency symbols are there?
Unicode includes more than 30 dedicated currency signs, while many currencies share symbols such as $ or use letter abbreviations like R, R$, and E£.
Do money symbols work on all devices?
Modern phones, computers, browsers, and apps support most currency symbols. A few newer or uncommon characters may not display correctly on older software.