Accented Letters

Tap a letter with an accent mark to copy it: é, ñ, ü, ç, ő, capital and small.

áLatin small letter a with acuteU+00E1Ready to copy

195 letters. Tap one to copy it.

A 18

C 10

D 4

E 18

G 8

H, J, K and W 10

I 18

L 10

N 8

O 18

R 6

S 10

T 8

U 20

Y 6

Z 6

Extra letters 17

How it works

These are all accented letters of two Unicode blocks, Latin-1 Supplement and Latin Extended-A, capital and small, with extra Latin letters such as æ, ð and ß: 190 letters, plus the Romanian ș and ț and the Hawaiian ʻokina.

Read the full guide

Letters with accent marks

Acute é, grave è, circumflex ê, umlaut or diaeresis ë, tilde ñ, cedilla ç, caron č, macron ā, breve ă, ogonek ą, ring å, dot ż, double acute ő and stroke ø.

Spanish and French accent letters

Spanish accented letters are á, é, í, ó, ú, ü and ñ. French ones are à, â, ç, é, è, ê, ë, î, ï, ô, ù, û, ü and ÿ, with æ and œ.

Romanian letters and Hawaiian alphabet letters

Romanian ș and ț carry a comma below; ş and ţ, with a cedilla, are other characters. Hawaiian writes ā, ē, ī, ō and ū with a macron, and its ʻokina is a letter with no capital.

Questions and answers

How do you put an accent over a letter?

Copy the accented letter here and paste it where you write. Typing one takes a method of its own: holding the letter key, pressing an accent key before the letter, or entering a number code.

How do you type letters with accents on a keyboard?

On a Mac or a Chromebook, hold the letter key down and pick from the accent menu that opens. On a PC, hold Alt and type a number-pad code: see Alt codes for accents. In Word, Ctrl+' then a vowel adds an acute accent.

How do you add accents to capital letters?

Capitals are tiles of their own: É sits next to é and Ñ next to ñ. ß has no capital tile: Unicode gives its capital as SS, or as ẞ at U+1E9E, outside these two blocks.

What are the special characters for the letter a with an accent mark?

Nine small ones: á, à, â, ä, ã, å, ā, ă, ą. The letter i with an accent comes as í, ì, î, ï, ĩ, ī, ĭ, į, plus the dotless ı and the dotted capital İ.

Is there an l special character?

Five, each with a capital: ĺ with an acute accent, ļ with a cedilla, ľ with a caron, ŀ with a middle dot and ł with a stroke.

All 195 letters

A 18

  • Latin capital letter a with acute U+00C1. Spanish, Portuguese, Czech, Hungarian and Icelandic.
  • Latin capital letter a with breve U+0102. Romanian.
  • Latin capital letter a with circumflex U+00C2. French, Portuguese and Romanian.
  • Latin capital letter a with diaeresis U+00C4. German, Swedish and Finnish.
  • Latin capital letter a with grave U+00C0. French, Portuguese, Italian, Swedish and Norwegian.
  • Latin capital letter a with macron U+0100. Hawaiian.
  • Latin capital letter a with ogonek U+0104. Unicode's note: Polish, Lithuanian and others.
  • Latin capital letter a with ring above U+00C5. Swedish, Danish, Norwegian and Finnish.
  • Latin capital letter a with tilde U+00C3. Portuguese.
  • Latin small letter a with acute U+00E1. Spanish, Portuguese, Czech, Hungarian and Icelandic.
  • Latin small letter a with breve U+0103. Romanian.
  • Latin small letter a with circumflex U+00E2. French, Portuguese and Romanian.
  • Latin small letter a with diaeresis U+00E4. German, Swedish and Finnish.
  • Latin small letter a with grave U+00E0. French, Portuguese, Italian, Swedish and Norwegian.
  • Latin small letter a with macron U+0101. Hawaiian.
  • Latin small letter a with ogonek U+0105. Unicode's note: Polish, Lithuanian and others.
  • Latin small letter a with ring above U+00E5. Swedish, Danish, Norwegian and Finnish.
  • Latin small letter a with tilde U+00E3. Portuguese.
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C 10

  • Latin capital letter c with acute U+0106. Unicode's note: Polish, Croatian, Serbian and others.
  • Latin capital letter c with caron U+010C. Czech.
  • Latin capital letter c with cedilla U+00C7. French and Portuguese.
  • Latin capital letter c with circumflex U+0108. Unicode's note: Esperanto.
  • Latin capital letter c with dot above U+010A. Unicode's note: Maltese, Irish Gaelic (old orthography).
  • Latin small letter c with acute U+0107. Unicode's note: Polish, Croatian, Serbian and others.
  • Latin small letter c with caron U+010D. Czech.
  • Latin small letter c with cedilla U+00E7. French and Portuguese.
  • Latin small letter c with circumflex U+0109. Unicode's note: Esperanto.
  • Latin small letter c with dot above U+010B. Unicode's note: Maltese, Irish Gaelic (old orthography).

D 4

  • Latin capital letter d with caron U+010E. Czech.
  • Latin capital letter d with stroke U+0110. Unicode's note: Croatian, Serbian, Vietnamese, Sami, Moro.
  • Latin small letter d with caron U+010F. Czech.
  • Latin small letter d with stroke U+0111. Unicode's note: Croatian, Serbian, Vietnamese, Sami, Moro.

E 18

  • Latin capital letter e with acute U+00C9. Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian, Czech, Hungarian, Swedish, Norwegian and Icelandic.
  • Latin capital letter e with breve U+0114. Unicode's note: Malay, Latin and others.
  • Latin capital letter e with caron U+011A. Czech.
  • Latin capital letter e with circumflex U+00CA. French and Portuguese.
  • Latin capital letter e with diaeresis U+00CB. French.
  • Latin capital letter e with dot above U+0116. Unicode's note: Lithuanian.
  • Latin capital letter e with grave U+00C8. French and Italian.
  • Latin capital letter e with macron U+0112. Hawaiian.
  • Latin capital letter e with ogonek U+0118. Unicode's note: Polish, Lithuanian and others.
  • Latin small letter e with acute U+00E9. Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian, Czech, Hungarian, Swedish, Norwegian and Icelandic.
  • Latin small letter e with breve U+0115. Unicode's note: Malay, Latin and others.
  • Latin small letter e with caron U+011B. Czech.
  • Latin small letter e with circumflex U+00EA. French and Portuguese.
  • Latin small letter e with diaeresis U+00EB. French.
  • Latin small letter e with dot above U+0117. Unicode's note: Lithuanian.
  • Latin small letter e with grave U+00E8. French and Italian.
  • Latin small letter e with macron U+0113. Hawaiian.
  • Latin small letter e with ogonek U+0119. Unicode's note: Polish, Lithuanian and others.

G 8

  • Latin capital letter g with breve U+011E. Unicode's note: Turkish, Azerbaijani.
  • Latin capital letter g with cedilla U+0122. Unicode's note: Latvian.
  • Latin capital letter g with circumflex U+011C. Unicode's note: Esperanto.
  • Latin capital letter g with dot above U+0120. Unicode's note: Maltese, Irish Gaelic (old orthography).
  • Latin small letter g with breve U+011F. Unicode's note: Turkish, Azerbaijani.
  • Latin small letter g with cedilla U+0123. Unicode's note: Latvian.
  • Latin small letter g with circumflex U+011D. Unicode's note: Esperanto.
  • Latin small letter g with dot above U+0121. Unicode's note: Maltese, Irish Gaelic (old orthography).

H, J, K and W 10

  • Latin capital letter h with circumflex U+0124. Unicode's note: Esperanto.
  • Latin capital letter h with stroke U+0126. Unicode's note: Maltese, IPA and others.
  • Latin capital letter j with circumflex U+0134. Unicode's note: Esperanto.
  • Latin capital letter k with cedilla U+0136. Unicode's note: Latvian.
  • Latin capital letter w with circumflex U+0174. Unicode's note: Welsh.
  • Latin small letter h with circumflex U+0125. Unicode's note: Esperanto.
  • Latin small letter h with stroke U+0127. Unicode's note: Maltese, IPA and others.
  • Latin small letter j with circumflex U+0135. Unicode's note: Esperanto.
  • Latin small letter k with cedilla U+0137. Unicode's note: Latvian.
  • Latin small letter w with circumflex U+0175. Unicode's note: Welsh.

I 18

  • Latin capital letter i with acute U+00CD. Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Czech, Hungarian and Icelandic.
  • Latin capital letter i with breve U+012C. Unicode's note: Latin and others.
  • Latin capital letter i with circumflex U+00CE. French and Romanian.
  • Latin capital letter i with diaeresis U+00CF. French.
  • Latin capital letter i with dot above U+0130. Unicode's note: Turkish, Azerbaijani.
  • Latin capital letter i with grave U+00CC. Italian.
  • Latin capital letter i with macron U+012A. Hawaiian.
  • Latin capital letter i with ogonek U+012E. Unicode's note: Lithuanian and others.
  • Latin capital letter i with tilde U+0128. Unicode's note: Greenlandic (old orthography), Kikuyu.
  • Latin small letter dotless i U+0131. Unicode's note: Turkish, Azerbaijani.
  • Latin small letter i with acute U+00ED. Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Czech, Hungarian and Icelandic.
  • Latin small letter i with breve U+012D. Unicode's note: Latin and others.
  • Latin small letter i with circumflex U+00EE. French and Romanian.
  • Latin small letter i with diaeresis U+00EF. French.
  • Latin small letter i with grave U+00EC. Italian.
  • Latin small letter i with macron U+012B. Hawaiian.
  • Latin small letter i with ogonek U+012F. Unicode's note: Lithuanian and others.
  • Latin small letter i with tilde U+0129. Unicode's note: Greenlandic (old orthography), Kikuyu.

L 10

  • Latin capital letter l with acute U+0139. Unicode's note: Slovak.
  • Latin capital letter l with caron U+013D. Unicode's note: Slovak.
  • Latin capital letter l with cedilla U+013B. Unicode's note: Latvian.
  • Latin capital letter l with middle dot U+013F.
  • Latin capital letter l with stroke U+0141.
  • Latin small letter l with acute U+013A. Unicode's note: Slovak.
  • Latin small letter l with caron U+013E. Unicode's note: Slovak.
  • Latin small letter l with cedilla U+013C. Unicode's note: Latvian.
  • Latin small letter l with middle dot U+0140.
  • Latin small letter l with stroke U+0142.

N 8

  • Latin capital letter n with acute U+0143. Unicode's note: Polish and others.
  • Latin capital letter n with caron U+0147. Czech.
  • Latin capital letter n with cedilla U+0145. Unicode's note: Latvian.
  • Latin capital letter n with tilde U+00D1. Spanish.
  • Latin small letter n with acute U+0144. Unicode's note: Polish and others.
  • Latin small letter n with caron U+0148. Czech.
  • Latin small letter n with cedilla U+0146. Unicode's note: Latvian.
  • Latin small letter n with tilde U+00F1. Spanish.

O 18

  • Latin capital letter o with acute U+00D3. Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Czech, Hungarian, Norwegian and Icelandic.
  • Latin capital letter o with breve U+014E. Unicode's note: Latin.
  • Latin capital letter o with circumflex U+00D4. French, Portuguese and Norwegian.
  • Latin capital letter o with diaeresis U+00D6. German, Hungarian, Swedish, Finnish and Icelandic.
  • Latin capital letter o with double acute U+0150. Hungarian.
  • Latin capital letter o with grave U+00D2. Italian and Norwegian.
  • Latin capital letter o with macron U+014C. Hawaiian.
  • Latin capital letter o with stroke U+00D8. Danish and Norwegian.
  • Latin capital letter o with tilde U+00D5. Portuguese.
  • Latin small letter o with acute U+00F3. Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Czech, Hungarian, Norwegian and Icelandic.
  • Latin small letter o with breve U+014F. Unicode's note: Latin.
  • Latin small letter o with circumflex U+00F4. French, Portuguese and Norwegian.
  • Latin small letter o with diaeresis U+00F6. German, Hungarian, Swedish, Finnish and Icelandic.
  • Latin small letter o with double acute U+0151. Hungarian.
  • Latin small letter o with grave U+00F2. Italian and Norwegian.
  • Latin small letter o with macron U+014D. Hawaiian.
  • Latin small letter o with stroke U+00F8. Danish and Norwegian.
  • Latin small letter o with tilde U+00F5. Portuguese.

R 6

  • Latin capital letter r with acute U+0154. Unicode's note: Slovak and others.
  • Latin capital letter r with caron U+0158. Czech.
  • Latin capital letter r with cedilla U+0156. Unicode's note: Livonian.
  • Latin small letter r with acute U+0155. Unicode's note: Slovak and others.
  • Latin small letter r with caron U+0159. Czech.
  • Latin small letter r with cedilla U+0157. Unicode's note: Livonian.

S 10

  • Latin capital letter s with acute U+015A. Unicode's note: Polish, Indic transliteration and others.
  • Latin capital letter s with caron U+0160. Czech and Finnish.
  • Latin capital letter s with cedilla U+015E. Not the Romanian letter: Unicode's note says U+0218, Ș with a comma below, should be used for Romanian. Unicode's note for this one: Turkish, Azerbaijani and others.
  • Latin capital letter s with circumflex U+015C. Unicode's note: Esperanto.
  • Latin capital letter s with comma below U+0218. The Romanian letter. Ş, U+015E, with a cedilla, is a different character.
  • Latin small letter s with acute U+015B. Unicode's note: Polish, Indic transliteration and others.
  • Latin small letter s with caron U+0161. Czech and Finnish.
  • Latin small letter s with cedilla U+015F. Not the Romanian letter: Unicode's note says U+0219, ș with a comma below, should be used for Romanian. Unicode's note for this one: Turkish, Azerbaijani and others.
  • Latin small letter s with circumflex U+015D. Unicode's note: Esperanto.
  • Latin small letter s with comma below U+0219. The Romanian letter. ş, U+015F, with a cedilla, is a different character.

T 8

  • Latin capital letter t with caron U+0164. Czech.
  • Latin capital letter t with cedilla U+0162. Not the Romanian letter: Unicode's note says U+021A, Ț with a comma below, should be used for Romanian.
  • Latin capital letter t with comma below U+021A. The Romanian letter. Ţ, U+0162, with a cedilla, is a different character.
  • Latin capital letter t with stroke U+0166. Unicode's note: Sami.
  • Latin small letter t with caron U+0165. Czech.
  • Latin small letter t with cedilla U+0163. Not the Romanian letter: Unicode's note says U+021B, ț with a comma below, should be used for Romanian.
  • Latin small letter t with comma below U+021B. The Romanian letter. ţ, U+0163, with a cedilla, is a different character.
  • Latin small letter t with stroke U+0167. Unicode's note: Sami.

U 20

  • Latin capital letter u with acute U+00DA. Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Czech, Hungarian and Icelandic.
  • Latin capital letter u with breve U+016C. Unicode's note: Latin, Esperanto and others.
  • Latin capital letter u with circumflex U+00DB. French.
  • Latin capital letter u with diaeresis U+00DC. Spanish, French, German and Hungarian.
  • Latin capital letter u with double acute U+0170. Hungarian.
  • Latin capital letter u with grave U+00D9. French and Italian.
  • Latin capital letter u with macron U+016A. Hawaiian.
  • Latin capital letter u with ogonek U+0172. Unicode's note: Lithuanian.
  • Latin capital letter u with ring above U+016E. Czech.
  • Latin capital letter u with tilde U+0168. Unicode's note: Greenlandic (old orthography), Kikuyu.
  • Latin small letter u with acute U+00FA. Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Czech, Hungarian and Icelandic.
  • Latin small letter u with breve U+016D. Unicode's note: Latin, Esperanto and others.
  • Latin small letter u with circumflex U+00FB. French.
  • Latin small letter u with diaeresis U+00FC. Spanish, French, German and Hungarian.
  • Latin small letter u with double acute U+0171. Hungarian.
  • Latin small letter u with grave U+00F9. French and Italian.
  • Latin small letter u with macron U+016B. Hawaiian.
  • Latin small letter u with ogonek U+0173. Unicode's note: Lithuanian.
  • Latin small letter u with ring above U+016F. Czech.
  • Latin small letter u with tilde U+0169. Unicode's note: Greenlandic (old orthography), Kikuyu.

Y 6

  • Latin capital letter y with acute U+00DD. Czech and Icelandic.
  • Latin capital letter y with circumflex U+0176. Unicode's note: Welsh.
  • Latin capital letter y with diaeresis U+0178. French.
  • Latin small letter y with acute U+00FD. Czech and Icelandic.
  • Latin small letter y with circumflex U+0177. Unicode's note: Welsh.
  • Latin small letter y with diaeresis U+00FF. French.

Z 6

  • Latin capital letter z with acute U+0179. Unicode's note: Polish and others.
  • Latin capital letter z with caron U+017D. Czech and Finnish.
  • Latin capital letter z with dot above U+017B. Unicode's note: Polish and others.
  • Latin small letter z with acute U+017A. Unicode's note: Polish and others.
  • Latin small letter z with caron U+017E. Czech and Finnish.
  • Latin small letter z with dot above U+017C. Unicode's note: Polish and others.

Extra letters 17

  • Latin capital letter ae U+00C6. French, Danish, Norwegian and Icelandic.
  • Latin capital letter eng U+014A. Unicode's note: Sami, Mende, IPA and others.
  • Latin capital letter eth U+00D0. Icelandic.
  • Latin capital letter thorn U+00DE. Icelandic.
  • Latin capital ligature ij U+0132. Unicode's note: Dutch.
  • Latin capital ligature oe U+0152. French.
  • Latin small letter ae U+00E6. French, Danish, Norwegian and Icelandic.
  • Latin small letter eng U+014B. Unicode's note: Sami, Mende, IPA and others.
  • Latin small letter eth U+00F0. Icelandic.
  • Latin small letter kra U+0138. Unicode's note: Greenlandic (old orthography), Labrador Inuttut.
  • Latin small letter long s U+017F. Unicode notes it was common in Roman type up to the 18th century.
  • Latin small letter n preceded by apostrophe U+0149. Unicode's notes: Afrikaans; deprecated, and Unicode strongly discourages using it.
  • Latin small letter sharp s U+00DF. German. Unicode gives its capital as SS, or U+1E9E.
  • Latin small letter thorn U+00FE. Icelandic.
  • Latin small ligature ij U+0133. Unicode's note: Dutch.
  • Latin small ligature oe U+0153. French.
  • Modifier letter turned comma U+02BB. The Hawaiian ʻokina, the letter for the glottal stop. It has no capital form. Not an apostrophe and not the left single quotation mark, U+2018, which are other characters.

How this list was compiled: Names, and the code points they belong to, are from UnicodeData.txt, version 18.0.0 (https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/ucd/UnicodeData.txt), printed in sentence case. Other names, notes and cross-references are from NamesList.txt of the same version (https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/ucd/NamesList.txt); the version a character was added in is from DerivedAge.txt (https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/ucd/DerivedAge.txt), and the years are from https://www.unicode.org/history/publicationdates.html. The tiles are every letter of the Latin-1 Supplement block (U+00C0 to U+00FF) and the Latin Extended-A block (U+0100 to U+017F), capital and small, taken from UnicodeData.txt: 190 letters. Five tiles come from outside the two blocks: S and T with comma below, capital and small (U+0218 to U+021B), which are the Romanian letters, and the ʻokina (U+02BB) of Hawaiian. The mark of each letter is read off its Unicode name; the search words for a mark are the other names NamesList.txt gives it (hacek, hat, umlaut). Language groups: Spanish, French, German, Portuguese and Italian hold the same letters as this site's Alt codes for accents page, which follows the Wikipedia articles on the orthography of each language and leaves out rare and archaic letters. Czech, Hungarian, Romanian, Hawaiian, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish and Icelandic hold the main exemplar letters of the Unicode CLDR project for that language (https://github.com/unicode-org/cldr-json/tree/main/cldr-json/cldr-misc-full/main); the last five share the group Nordic languages. A letter with no language group may still be used by languages this page has no group for; where Unicode's own note names languages, the tile quotes it. That the cedilla forms are not the Romanian letters is Unicode's note on U+015F and U+0163, and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanian_alphabet; the ʻokina as a Hawaiian letter with no capital is from Unicode's note on U+02BB and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%CA%BBOkina. Typing methods in the questions: https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/enter-characters-with-accent-marks-on-mac-mh27474/mac, https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/1059492 and https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/keyboard-shortcuts-in-word-95ef89dd-7142-4b50-afb2-f762f663ceb2. All read on 2 October 2026; Wikipedia text is CC BY-SA 4.0 and restated in this site's own words. The order of the tiles and the groups are this site's own choice. Licence: own work (facts from the Unicode Character Database, Unicode License v3, and from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0, restated in this site's own words; aliases and notes marked as Unicode's are quoted from NamesList.txt, Copyright © 1991-2026 Unicode, Inc., https://www.unicode.org/license.txt)