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Updated: November 18, 2024
Published: May 16, 2023
When building a website, displaying the copyright symbol is a simple way to protect your work. Luckily, it's easy to add this symbol effectively with HTML.
In this article, I'll explain how to create a copyright symbol using HTML entities and special character shortcuts. So if you're looking for that extra bit of protection on your page, read on.
To add a copyright symbol to a web page, use the HTML entity for this symbol, ©. You can also use the HTML code © to add this symbol to a page. Place this entity inside a paragraph, div, footer, or other tag to make it appear on a page.
See the Pen copyright symbol by HubSpot (@hubspot) on CodePen.
Using HTML to add your copyright symbol is a best practice that ensures consistency and accessibility, making it the preferred method over using an image. If you used an image instead, it would be more work to ensure it looks good across devices and browsers. Plus, you can easily change the size and color of the symbol with CSS.
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You can create copyright symbols with special character shortcuts on Windows or Mac devices.
Check out the table below for a quick reference:
Operating System |
Method |
Symbol |
Windows |
Hold down the Alt and type 0169 on the numeric keypad |
© |
macOS |
Hold down the Option key and press G |
© |
Here's an example of a basic website using the HTML code, placing the copyright symbol directly in the footer tag.
See the Pen copyright symbol: example by HubSpot (@hubspot) on CodePen.
Creating copyright symbols in HTML is a great way to protect your work. It ensures consistency across all devices, browsers, and operating systems while providing an accessible experience for visually impaired users who rely on screen readers.
If you want to add copyright notices to your web page quickly and effectively, using HTML to code the copyright symbol is simply the best option.
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