Check Mark Emoji to Copy and Paste
10 check mark and cross mark emoji. Click any emoji to copy it.
Reference
| Symbol | Name | Unicode | HTML entity | Alt code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ✅ | WHITE HEAVY CHECK MARK | U+2705 | ✅ | — |
| ✔ | HEAVY CHECK MARK | U+2714 | ✔ | — |
| ✘ | HEAVY BALLOT X | U+2718 | ✘ | — |
| 🗳 | BALLOT BOX WITH BALLOT | U+1F5F3 | 🗳 | — |
| 🗴 | BALLOT SCRIPT X | U+1F5F4 | 🗴 | — |
| 🗵 | BALLOT BOX WITH SCRIPT X | U+1F5F5 | 🗵 | — |
| 🗶 | BALLOT BOLD SCRIPT X | U+1F5F6 | 🗶 | — |
| 🗷 | BALLOT BOX WITH BOLD SCRIPT X | U+1F5F7 | 🗷 | — |
| 🗸 | LIGHT CHECK MARK | U+1F5F8 | 🗸 | — |
| 🗹 | BALLOT BOX WITH BOLD CHECK | U+1F5F9 | 🗹 | — |
How to type it
There's no universal keyboard shortcut for check mark emoji, so copying directly from the grid above is usually the fastest method.
On Windows, open Character Map (search "charmap" in the Start menu), find the character by name, and copy it — or use Word's Alt+X trick: type the hex codepoint (2705) right after the cursor, then press Alt+X to convert it.
On Mac, press Control + Command + Space to open the Character Viewer, then search for "white heavy check mark" or browse by category.
On iPhone and iPad, there's no built-in picker for most of these characters — copying from this page is the practical option.
In Word, use the Alt+X trick above, or go to Insert > Symbol > More Symbols and search by Unicode name or codepoint (U+2705).
In Google Docs, go to Insert > Special characters and either draw the shape or search by name.