Alt Code Check Mark
Need a check mark (✓) right now? This free Alt Code Check Mark tool lists every tick, check and cross symbol with its Windows Alt code, Unicode code point, Word Alt+X code and HTML entity. Search for the symbol you want, click it to copy, and paste it into Word, Excel, Google Docs, email or anywhere else. No sign-up, no downloads — everything runs in your browser.
How to type a check mark with an Alt code
- On Windows, hold Alt and type the code on the numeric keypad (Num Lock on), then release Alt.
- In Microsoft Word, type the Alt+X code (for example
2713) and press Alt + X. - On any device, the fastest way is to click a symbol above to copy it, then paste it where you need it.
1. Browse the symbols or use the search box to filter by name (tick, cross, checkbox) or code. 2. Click any symbol card to copy the symbol to your clipboard. 3. Paste it wherever you need it with Ctrl+V (Cmd+V on Mac). 4. To type it manually on Windows, hold Alt and enter the Alt code on the numeric keypad. In Microsoft Word, type the Alt+X code and press Alt+X.
What is the Alt Code Check Mark?
Alt Code Check Mark is a quick reference and copy-paste tool for check mark, tick, cross and checkbox symbols. Each symbol is shown with its Windows Alt code, Unicode code point, Microsoft Word Alt+X shortcut and HTML entity, so you can insert it in documents, spreadsheets, websites and messages.
What does this tool do?
Lists 16 check mark, tick, cross and checkbox symbols in one placeShows the Alt code, Unicode, Alt+X and HTML entity for every symbolCopies any symbol to your clipboard with a single clickFilters symbols instantly as you type a name, keyword or codeExplains how to type check marks on Windows and in Microsoft Word
How to use the Alt Code Check Mark
- Search or scroll to find the symbol you need
- Click the symbol card to copy it
- Paste it into your document, spreadsheet or message
- Or type it manually with the Alt code shown on the card
Key features
One-click copy
Every symbol copies to your clipboard instantly — no selecting, no right-clicking.
All the codes
Alt code, Unicode code point, Word Alt+X shortcut and HTML entity are shown together for each symbol.
Instant search
Filter by name, keyword, Alt code or code point to find the exact tick or cross you need.
Common use cases
- Adding ✓ or ✗ marks in Word, Excel and Google Docs
- Typing a tick in an email, chat message or social post
- Using check box symbols (☐ ☑ ☒) in to-do lists and forms
- Inserting the HTML entity for a check mark in a web page
Frequently asked questions
What is the Alt code for a check mark?
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The standard check mark ✓ uses Alt + 10003, and the heavy check mark ✔ uses Alt + 10004. Hold Alt, type the code on the numeric keypad with Num Lock on, then release Alt.
How do I type a check mark in Microsoft Word?
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Type 2713 and press Alt + X — Word converts it into ✓. You can also use Insert > Symbol, or simply copy the symbol from this page and paste it.
How do I type a check mark on a Mac?
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Mac keyboards do not use Alt codes. The easiest way is to copy the symbol from this page and paste it, or press Control + Command + Space to open the emoji and symbol viewer and search for check.
What is the HTML code for a check mark?
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Use ✓ for ✓ or ✔ for ✔ in your HTML. Each symbol card on this page shows its exact HTML entity.
Why does the Alt code not work on my laptop?
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Alt codes need the numeric keypad with Num Lock turned on. On laptops without a keypad, use the Alt+X method in Word or copy the symbol directly from this page.
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