Registered marks
Copy the registered symbol ® in one tap and check the basic distinction between a registered mark and ™ or ℠.
Tap a symbol to copy it. Use + to add it to your line.
How it works
The registered sign ® is the letter R inside a circle. Its Unicode code point is U+00AE. It is often placed beside a brand name or logo and usually renders as a compact raised mark, although its exact size and position depend on the font.
In the United States, the USPTO says ® may be used after federal registration and only with the trademark for the goods or services listed in that registration. TM and SM communicate different claims and can be used in the circumstances described by the USPTO without a federal application.
The copy button supplies the correct Unicode character, but it cannot verify registration or authorize its use. Read the linked official guidance and check the law for the relevant country before using ® as a legal designation.
FAQ
The registered sign ® is Unicode U+00AE. It is a single text character and is broadly supported in browsers, documents, and design apps.
The USPTO says the federal registration symbol is used after registration, not merely after filing an application. Check the official guidance for your case.
No. ® is associated with registered trademarks, while © is used in copyright notices. They identify different forms of intellectual property.
No. It only copies the Unicode character. Search the official trademark database or consult a qualified professional to confirm registration status.