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Greater Than Sign >: Copy and Paste

The greater than sign is >. Click the button to copy it, or use the Unicode value U+003E, the HTML code or the keyboard shortcuts below to type it anywhere.

  • Symbol
    >
  • Unicode
    U+003E
  • HTML (decimal)
    >
  • HTML (hex)
    >
  • HTML entity
    >
  • CSS
    \003E
  • JavaScript
    \u003E

Greater Than Sign codes and values

FormatValue
UnicodeU+003E
HTML (decimal)>
HTML (hex)>
HTML entity>
CSS\003E
JavaScript\u003E

The official Unicode name is "Greater-Than Sign".

How to type the greater than sign

Windows

  1. In Microsoft Word, type 003E and press Alt + X to turn the code into >.
  2. Or press Win + . to open the emoji and symbol panel and search for it.

Mac

  1. Press Control + Command + Space to open the Character Viewer and search for "greater-than sign".
  2. Or add the "Unicode Hex Input" keyboard in System Settings, hold Option and type 003E.

Linux

  1. In GTK apps press Ctrl + Shift + U, type 003e and press Enter.

Web pages

Write > or > in HTML, or paste the character directly into a UTF-8 page.

Encoding details

EncodingValue
Code pointU+003E (decimal 62)
UTF-8 bytes3E
URL encoded%3E
CategorySm

What the greater than sign means

The greater than sign indicates that the value on its left is larger than the value on its right. It is widely used in mathematics, programming languages, and markup languages like HTML to form tags and comparisons.

Using the greater than sign well

In code, type it directly from a standard keyboard. When writing HTML text content rather than tags, use the entity > to prevent parsing errors and ensure correct display across browsers.

Characters next to it in Unicode

CharacterCodeName
;U+003BSemicolon
<U+003CLess-Than Sign
=U+003DEquals Sign
?U+003FQuestion Mark
@U+0040Commercial At
AU+0041Latin Capital Letter A

FAQ

What is the Unicode for the greater than sign?

The greater than sign > is U+003E (Greater-Than Sign).

How do I type > on a keyboard?

There is no classic Alt code for it. On Windows type 003E in Word and press Alt + X, on Mac use the Character Viewer, and on Linux press Ctrl + Shift + U then 003e.

What is the HTML code for >?

Use &#62; or the named entity &gt;. The hexadecimal form is &#x003E;.

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