Math Symbols ∑ Copy & Paste
200+ mathematical symbols, operators, and Greek letters. Click to copy instantly.
All Math Symbols
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Math Symbol Packs
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Basic Operations
10 items
Comparison
10 items
Roots & Powers
10 items
Fractions
10 items
Set Theory
10 items
Calculus
10 items
Greek Letters
10 items
Logic
10 items
Mathematical symbols are the language of science, engineering, and technology. From basic operators to advanced notation, our collection provides instant access to every math symbol you will need for equations, documentation, and academic writing.
Finding the right math symbol on a keyboard is notoriously difficult. Most people know the basic operators but struggle with approximately, not equal, inequalities, infinity, square root, or summation. Scientists need partial derivative, integral, and nabla. Logicians use for-all, exists, and proves symbols regularly.
Our math collection covers arithmetic operators, comparison symbols, set theory, calculus notation, logic symbols, and Greek letters used in math. Works in Google Docs, Word, LaTeX, code editors, and any text field. The fastest way to get the exact mathematical symbol you need.
Bookmark this page for instant access to every mathematical symbol you need. Our organized layout groups symbols by mathematical discipline—arithmetic, algebra, calculus, logic, and set theory—so you can find the exact character quickly.
How to Type Math Symbols as Plain Text
Sum ∑, infinity ∞, square root √, pi π and the comparison signs ≤ ≥ ≠ all live in Unicode's mathematical blocks, which is why they paste into a Google Doc, a Notion page, a study forum or an Instagram caption without turning into a blurry screenshot. Anywhere a font covers the glyph — and virtually every system font does — the symbol renders cleanly and stays selectable.
You rarely need a full equation editor for a single operator. On a Mac, Option+V gives √ and Option+5 gives ∞; on Windows the emoji-and-symbols panel opens with Win+period, or you can simply copy from here. These characters suit plain-text places that lack LaTeX: labelling a value in a tweet, writing ± tolerances in a spec sheet, adding ≈ to a rough estimate, or slipping θ and Δ into a message. For a short expression you can chain several operators inline — √, ∑ and the fraction slash ⁄ sit together to sketch a formula — though anything heavily nested still reads more clearly in a proper editor. One click copies the exact code point, so the notation stays unambiguous for whoever reads it.
How to Use Math Symbols
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Click any symbol to copy it
Paste
Ctrl+V (Win) or Cmd+V (Mac)
Use in Documents
Works in Word, Docs, LaTeX
Frequently Asked Questions
On Windows: Alt+227. On Mac: Option+P. In LaTeX: \pi. Easiest: just copy from this page!
Alt+236 on Windows (numpad). Option+5 on Mac. Or simply copy the infinity symbol from above.
Yes! All Unicode math symbols work in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Google Docs, and most text editors.
Copy superscript characters from our collection: ⁰¹²³⁴⁵⁶⁷⁸⁹ⁿ. In Word, you can also use Format > Superscript.
− (U+2212) is the proper minus sign used in math. - is the hyphen-minus from your keyboard. For math, use −.
√ (square root), ∛ (cube root), and ∜ (fourth root) are all in our collection. Click to copy!
You can paste Unicode directly in some LaTeX editors. For traditional LaTeX, use commands like \sum, \int, \pi, \infty.
Math symbols render in your current font. For consistent appearance in documents, use fonts like Cambria Math or STIX Two Math.