Greek Letter Symbols

Greek letters used in math, science and fraternity names.

ΑGreek Capital Letter Alpha
ΒGreek Capital Letter Beta
ΓGreek Capital Letter Gamma
ΔCapital Delta
ΕGreek Capital Letter Epsilon
ΖGreek Capital Letter Zeta
ΗGreek Capital Letter Eta
ΘGreek Capital Letter Theta
ΙGreek Capital Letter Iota
ΚGreek Capital Letter Kappa
ΛGreek Capital Letter Lamda
ΜGreek Capital Letter Mu
ΝGreek Capital Letter Nu
ΞGreek Capital Letter Xi
ΟGreek Capital Letter Omicron
ΠGreek Capital Letter Pi
ΡGreek Capital Letter Rho
ΣCapital Sigma
ΤGreek Capital Letter Tau
ΥGreek Capital Letter Upsilon
ΦGreek Capital Letter Phi
ΧGreek Capital Letter Chi
ΨGreek Capital Letter Psi
ΩCapital Omega
αAlpha
βBeta
γGamma
δSmall Delta
εEpsilon
ζGreek Small Letter Zeta
ηEta
θTheta
ιGreek Small Letter Iota
κGreek Small Letter Kappa
λLambda
μMu
νGreek Small Letter Nu
ξGreek Small Letter Xi
οGreek Small Letter Omicron
πPi
ρRho
ςGreek Small Letter Final Sigma
σSmall Sigma
τTau
υGreek Small Letter Upsilon
φPhi
χGreek Small Letter Chi
ψGreek Small Letter Psi
ωSmall Omega

Greek Letter symbols by name

How to copy and paste symbols

Click any symbol and it is copied to your clipboard. Paste it into a message, social bio, document or spreadsheet. The name under a symbol opens its page with the Windows Alt code, Mac shortcut and HTML code.

How to type symbols on a keyboard

Windows Alt codes: hold Alt and type the number on the numeric keypad. Alt+3 gives ♥ and Alt+0176 gives °. Codes without a leading zero come from code page 437, codes with a leading zero from Windows-1252. Laptops without a numeric keypad cannot use them.

Microsoft Word: type the Unicode code point (for example 2665) and press Alt+X.

Mac: press Control + Command + Space to open Emoji & Symbols and search by name. Some symbols have Option shortcuts on the U.S. layout, such as Option+G for ©.

Sources: Unicode 14.0.0 character names; Windows code pages 437 and 1252 for Alt codes.