Temperature and angles
Copy the degree symbol ° in one tap, then use it for temperatures, coordinates, angles, recipes, and schoolwork.
Tap a symbol to copy it. Use + to add it to your line.
How it works
The degree sign ° is a small raised circle used with measurements. It commonly follows a number in temperatures, geographic coordinates, angles, and compass bearings. The character has the Unicode code point U+00B0 and is supported by nearly every modern font and app.
For temperature, write a space according to the style you need, then add the scale letter: 21 °C or 70 °F. Some systems also include the single characters ℃ and ℉, but a degree sign followed by C or F is easier to edit and often more consistent across fonts.
The one-tap button copies only °. If you want to combine it with a number or another symbol, use its plus button in the grid, type the rest in the editable tray, and copy the complete line. Everything runs locally in your browser.
FAQ
The degree sign is Unicode U+00B0. It is a text character, so it can be copied, pasted, resized, and formatted with surrounding text.
No. The degree sign, lowercase o, masculine ordinal indicator, and superscript zero are separate Unicode characters with different meanings.
Both can display Celsius, but ° followed by C is easier to edit and is widely understood. Follow any required style guide for formal work.
Yes. Modern mobile apps generally support °, and this page lets you copy it when it is not easy to find on your keyboard.