The signs: Aries ♈︎ Taurus ♉︎ Gemini ♊︎ Cancer ♋︎ Leo ♌︎ Virgo ♍︎ Libra ♎︎ Scorpio ♏︎ Sagittarius ♐︎ Capricorn ♑︎ Aquarius ♒︎ Pisces ♓︎ The planets: Sun ☉ Mercury ☿ Venus ♀ Mars ♂ Jupiter ♃ Uranus ♅ Neptune ♆ Ceres ⚳ Chiron ⚷

Aries ♈︎ Taurus ♉︎ Gemini ♊︎ Cancer ♋︎ Leo ♌︎ Virgo ♍︎ Libra ♎︎ Scorpio ♏︎ Sagittarius ♐︎ Capricorn ♑︎ Aquarius ♒︎ Pisces ♓︎

Sun ☉ Mercury ☿ Venus ♀ Mars ♂ Jupiter ♃ Uranus ♅ Neptune ♆ Ceres ⚳ Chiron ⚷

In the list above, scroll to the zodiac or planet symbol you want to use. Use your mouse to highlight the symbol. Press Control + C (PC) or Command + C (Mac) on your keyboard. Click your mouse cursor where you want to paste the symbol. Press Control + Shift + V (PC) or Command + Shift + V (Mac) to paste the symbol. If prompted, select Unformatted text or Paste as plain text. [1] X Research source Unlike the regular keyboard shortcut for pasting, this shortcut has an extra key—Shift. This pastes the symbol as plain text, which ensures you’ll see a text symbol instead of an emoji.

If prompted, select Unformatted text or Paste as plain text. [1] X Research source Unlike the regular keyboard shortcut for pasting, this shortcut has an extra key—Shift. This pastes the symbol as plain text, which ensures you’ll see a text symbol instead of an emoji.

If prompted, select Unformatted text or Paste as plain text. [1] X Research source Unlike the regular keyboard shortcut for pasting, this shortcut has an extra key—Shift. This pastes the symbol as plain text, which ensures you’ll see a text symbol instead of an emoji.

In the list above, scroll to the symbol you want to use. Tap and hold the symbol to highlight it. On the menu that appears, tap Copy. Go to the place in which you want to insert the symbol. Tap and hold the screen and select Paste.

Alt code: Alt + 9800 Unicode: U+2648 HTML code: ♈

Alt code: Alt + 9801 Unicode: U+2649 HTML code: ♉

Alt code: Alt + 9802 Unicode: U+264A HTML code: ♊

Alt code: Alt + 9802 Unicode: U+264B HTML code: ♋

Alt code: Alt + 9804 Unicode: U+264C HTML code: ♌

Alt code: Alt + 9805 Unicode: U+264D HTML code: ♍

Alt code: Alt + 9806 Unicode: U+264E HTML code: ♎

Alt code: Alt + 9807 Unicode: U+264F HTML code: ♏

Alt code: Alt + 9808 Unicode: U+2650 HTML code: ♐

Alt code: Alt + 9809 Unicode: U+2651 HTML code: ♑

Alt code: Alt + 9810 Unicode: U+2652 HTML code: ♒

Alt code: Alt + 9811 Unicode: U+2653 HTML code: ♓

Alt code: Alt + 9737 Unicode: U+2609 HTML code: ☉

Alt code: Alt + 9791 Unicode: U+263F HTML code: ☿

Alt code: Alt + 12 Unicode: U+2640 HTML code: ♀

Alt code: Alt + 11 Unicode: U+2642 HTML code: ♂

Alt code: Alt + 9795 Unicode: U+2643 HTML code: ♃

Alt code: Alt + 9796 Unicode: U+2644 HTML code: ♄

Alt code: Alt + 9797 Unicode: U+2645 HTML code: ♅

Alt code: Alt + 9798 Unicode: U+2646 HTML code: ♆

Alt code: Alt + 9799 Unicode:U+2647 HTML code: ♇

Alt code: Alt + 9907 Unicode: U+26B3 HTML code: ⚳

Alt code: Alt + 9911 Unicode: U+26B7 HTML code: ⚷

On a Mac, you’ll use the Option key in place of Alt. However, some of the alt codes won’t work on a Mac. If you can’t use this method on your Mac, you can copy and paste the symbols above or use Unicode. If you don’t have a numeric keypad, look for small numbers on the M, J, K, L, U, I, O, 7, 8, & 9 keys. If you have tiny versions of these numbers on those keys, you can use those keys as your numeric keypad by turning on number lock.

For example, if you want to type the Taurus symbol, the alt code you’ll need is Alt + 9801.

For example, to type a Taurus symbol, hold down the Alt or Option key, press and release 9, then 8, then 0, then 1. After typing the last character, lift your finger from Alt or Option to show the symbol. Make sure you’re typing the numbers on the numeric keypad (or your laptop’s embedded numeric keypad). Don’t try using the number row at the top of your keyboard, as that won’t work.

For example, to type a Taurus symbol, hold down the Alt or Option key, press and release 9, then 8, then 0, then 1. After typing the last character, lift your finger from Alt or Option to show the symbol. Make sure you’re typing the numbers on the numeric keypad (or your laptop’s embedded numeric keypad). Don’t try using the number row at the top of your keyboard, as that won’t work.

One thing to note before using this method: Most Windows apps will automatically convert the 12 astrological signs to emoji automatically when you use Unicode. Other astrology Unicode symbols, such as planets, will appear as regular text characters. First, find the Unicode value for the zodiac symbol you want to type in the list above. Type the part of the code that comes after “U +” only. For example, to type the Aquarius symbol, type 2652. Press Alt + X on the keyboard. The symbol will appear.

One thing to note before using this method: Most Windows apps will automatically convert the 12 astrological signs to emoji automatically when you use Unicode. Other astrology Unicode symbols, such as planets, will appear as regular text characters. First, find the Unicode value for the zodiac symbol you want to type in the list above. Type the part of the code that comes after “U +” only. For example, to type the Aquarius symbol, type 2652. Press Alt + X on the keyboard. The symbol will appear.

Click the Apple menu and select System Settings (Ventura & later) or System Preferences (Monterey and earlier). Click Keyboard. Click Text input or Input Sources, depending on your version. [2] X Research source Click Edit if using macOS Ventura or later. Select and add Unicode Hex Input. Check the box next to “Show Input menu in menu bar. " Find the Unicode value for the zodiac symbol you want to type in the list above. Click the input menu in your Mac’s menu bar and select Unicode Hex Input. Hold down the Option key while typing the part of the code after the “U+. " For example, if typing the code for Capricorn, hold down Option, type 2, 6, 5, then 1. When you’re finished, release your finger from Option and the symbol will appear.

While the code you type will still look like a string of random characters in your editor, it’ll automatically turn into the astrological symbol once it’s live on your website. Most web browsers will automatically attempt to display many zodiac HTML codes as emojis now that emojis are so popular. If you’re really opposed to having the emoji version of a sign on your website, it’s best to copy and paste the symbol instead.