Press and hold down the Alt key on the left side of your keyboard. Press and release the + key on the numeric keypad. Type the hexadecimal Unicode code point, using the numeric keypad for digits 0–9 and the normal keys for letters A–F. Release the Alt key.

Pressing the "Alt" key while typing a code on the number pad on Windows results in a special character. Press the "Opt" key on Mac to find special characters like the "Alt" key on Windows. On Linux and Chromebooks, you can press Ctrl + Shift + U to type any Unicode character, as long as the font you're typing it in supports it.