Greater Than or Equal Symbol ≥
Tap the button to copy the greater than or equal symbol, or grab a variant below. The table has its Alt code, HTML entity and Unicode details.
| Copy | Unicode name | Codepoint | HTML | Windows Alt code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Greater-Than Or Equal To | U+2265 | ≥ | Alt+242 | |
| Less-Than Or Equal To | U+2264 | ≤ | Alt+243 | |
| Much Greater-Than | U+226B | none | none |
- The greater than or equal symbol is Unicode U+2265 (Greater-Than Or Equal To).
- In HTML, type
≥to get ≥. - On Windows, hold Alt and type 242 on the numeric keypad.
- On a Mac, press Option+Period.
- It is a single character: it survives copy and paste into any text field and counts as one character against limits.
The greater-than-or-equal sign is the standard way to write at least in mathematical notation, as in x ≥ 18. Its partner ≤ covers at most. The doubled form ≫ means much greater than.