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  • • Make sure you copy the exact symbol, including any special characters

Complete Greater Than Symbol Reference

Here is the complete list of all types of greater than symbols (signs/characters) to copy and paste. This table explains the meaning of every greater than sign text with Unicode codes and Alt codes.

SymbolMeaningUnicodeAlt Code
Greater Than SignU+003E62
Equal To Or Greater Than SymbolU+22DD8925
Greater Than Or Equal To SymbolU+22658805
Greater Than Or Equivalent ToU+22738819
Greater Than Over Equal ToU+22678807
Small Greater Than SignU+FE6565125
Very Much Greater ThanU+22D98921
Fullwidth Greater Than SignU+FF1E65310
Circled Greater ThanU+29C110689
Double Left Arc Greater Than BracketU+299510645
Double Nested Greater ThanU+2AA210914
Double Line Equal To Or Greater ThanU+2A9A10906
Double Line Slanted Equal To Or Greater ThanU+2A9C10908
Double Line Slanted Greater Than Or Equal ToU+2AFA11002
Greater Than Above Double Line Equal Above Less-ThanU+2A8C10892
Greater Than Above Less-Than Above Double Line EqualU+2A9210898
Greater Than Above Rightwards ArrowU+297810616
Greater Than Above Similar Above Less-ThanU+2A9010896
Greater Than Above Similar Or EqualU+2A8E10894
Greater Than Above Slanted Equal Above Less-Than Above Slanted EqualU+2A9410900
Greater Than And Not ApproximateU+2A8A10890
Greater Than And Single-Line Not Equal ToU+2A8810888
Greater Than Beside Less-ThanU+2AA510917
Greater Than But Not Equal ToU+22698809
Greater Than But Not Equivalent ToU+22E78935
Greater Than Closed By CurveU+2AA710919
Greater Than Closed By Curve Above Slanted EqualU+2AA910921
Greater Than Equal To Or Less-ThanU+22DB8923
Greater Than Or ApproximateU+2A8610886
Greater Than Or Less-ThanU+22778823
Greater Than Or Slanted Equal ToU+2A7E10878
Greater Than Or Slanted Equal To With Dot AboveU+2A8210882
Greater Than Or Slanted Equal To With Dot Above LeftU+2A8410884
Greater Than Or Slanted Equal To With Dot InsideU+2A8010880
Greater Than Overlapping Less-ThanU+2AA410916
Greater Than With Circle InsideU+2A7A10874
Greater Than With DotU+22D78919
Greater Than With Question Mark AboveU+2A7C10876
Much Greater ThanU+226B8811
Neither Greater Than Nor Equal ToU+22718817
Neither Greater Than Nor Equivalent ToU+22758821
Neither Greater Than Nor Less-ThanU+22798825
Not Greater ThanU+226F8815
Right Arc Greater Than BracketU+299410644
Rightwards Arrow Through Greater ThanU+2B4311075
Similar Above Greater Than Above Equals SignU+2AA010912
Similar Or Greater ThanU+2A9E10910
Slanted Equal To Or Greater ThanU+2A9610902
Slanted Equal To Or Greater Than With Dot InsideU+2A9810904
Triple Nested Greater ThanU+2AF811000

🔤Unicode Usage

When to Use:

  • Web development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)
  • Programming and coding
  • Documentation and technical writing
  • Cross-platform compatibility
  • International applications

How to Use:

HTML: ≥ or ≥
CSS: content: "\2265";
JavaScript: "\u2265"
Python: "\u2265"

⌨️Alt Code Usage

When to Use:

  • Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
  • Windows text editors and notepads
  • Quick symbol insertion without copy-paste
  • When you know the specific Alt code
  • Desktop applications and forms

How to Use:

Windows: Hold Alt + type 8805
Example: Alt + 8805 = ≥
Note: Use numeric keypad, not top row numbers
Tip: Release Alt key after typing the code

Unicode vs Alt Code Comparison

FeatureUnicodeAlt Code
Platform SupportUniversal (all platforms)Windows only
Best ForWeb development, programmingQuick typing, Office apps
Learning CurveModerate (requires coding knowledge)Easy (just remember numbers)
Symbol RangeAll Unicode symbolsLimited to Windows character set
Use CaseProfessional developmentCasual typing and documents

What is the Greater Than Symbol?

The greater than symbol (>) is a mathematical symbol that is used to indicate that one value is greater than another value. It is commonly used in mathematical expressions and programming languages to compare values and make logical decisions. For example, in the mathematical expression "x > y", the greater than symbol is used to indicate that y is greater than x. In programming languages, the greater than sign (more than symbol) is often used in comparison operators to determine if one value is greater than another.

Examples of Greater Than Symbol Usage

The more than symbol (>) is a mathematical symbol that indicates that one value is greater than another. Some examples of its use are:

  • a > b (a is greater than b)
  • x > y (y is not greater than x)
  • m > n (m is greater than n)

How to Type Greater Than Symbols

Learn different methods to type greater than symbols on various devices and platforms

⌨️Keyboard Shortcuts

Basic Greater Than (>)

Windows/Mac: Shift + .
Location: Period key (.) with Shift

Greater Than or Equal (≥)

Windows: Alt + 8805
Mac: Option + .
Linux: Ctrl + Shift + U + 2265

📱Mobile Devices

iOS (iPhone/iPad)

• Long press the period (.) key for basic >
• Switch to Numbers keyboard for more symbols
• Use Symbols keyboard for mathematical symbols
• Copy from this website for complex symbols

Android

• Long press the period (.) key for basic >
• Switch to Numbers keyboard
• Access Symbols or More section
• Use Character Map apps for advanced symbols

💻Software Applications

Microsoft Office

• Insert → Symbol → More Symbols
• Search for "greater than" in symbol dialog
• Use Alt codes (Alt + 8805 for ≥)
• Set up AutoCorrect shortcuts

Google Docs

• Insert → Special characters
• Search by name or draw the symbol
• Use Unicode input (Ctrl+Shift+U+2265)
• Copy from this website

Code Editors

• VS Code: Ctrl+Shift+P → "Insert Unicode"
• Sublime: Ctrl+Shift+P → "Unicode"
• Use Unicode escape sequences
• Install Unicode extensions

💡Quick Tips

✓Bookmark this page for quick access to all symbols
✓Use the symbol tester to practice copying
✓Create custom shortcuts in your favorite apps
✓Learn Alt codes for frequently used symbols
✓Use Unicode for cross-platform compatibility

How to Use Greater Than Symbols

There are multiple ways to display a greater than symbol using HTML and Unicode. You can use these greater than symbols in various contexts:

  • Mathematical expressions: Use greater than symbols in equations and comparisons
  • Programming: Implement greater than signs in conditional statements and loops
  • Documents: Insert greater than symbols in academic papers and reports
  • Web development: Use Unicode greater than symbols in HTML and CSS
  • Communication: Share greater than symbols in messages and social media

Simply click on any greater than symbol above to copy it to your clipboard, then paste it wherever you need it. Our collection includes all variations of the greater than signto meet your mathematical and technical writing needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about greater than symbols and their usage

❓What is the difference between > and ≥?

The greater than symbol (>) means "strictly greater than" - one value is greater than another, but not equal to it. The greater than or equal symbol (≥) means "greater than or equal to" - one value is either greater than or equal to another value.

Examples:

  • • 5 > 3 (true - 5 is greater than 3)
  • • 5 ≥ 5 (true - 5 is equal to 5)
  • • 3 ≥ 5 (false - 3 is neither greater than nor equal to 5)

❓Why can't I copy some symbols on my mobile device?

Some complex mathematical symbols may not be available on mobile keyboards. This is normal and expected. Here are solutions:

  • • Use this website to copy symbols directly
  • • Install a mathematical keyboard app
  • • Use Unicode input methods
  • • Switch to desktop for complex symbols

❓How do I use greater than symbols in programming?

Greater than symbols are commonly used in programming for comparisons and conditions. The usage varies by programming language:

JavaScript:if (x > y) { console.log("x is greater"); }
Python:if x > y: print("x is greater")
HTML:<span>x &gt; y</span>

❓What's the difference between Unicode and Alt codes?

Unicode is a universal character encoding standard that works across all platforms and applications.Alt codes are Windows-specific shortcuts that only work on Windows systems.

Unicode:
  • • Universal compatibility
  • • Works on all platforms
  • • Used in web development
  • • Format: U+2265
Alt Codes:
  • • Windows only
  • • Quick typing method
  • • Used in Office apps
  • • Format: Alt+8805

❓Can I use these symbols in social media posts?

Yes! Most social media platforms support Unicode symbols, including greater than symbols. However, some platforms may have limitations or display them differently.

Supported platforms: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Discord
Tips:
  • • Copy symbols from this website
  • • Test symbols before posting
  • • Some platforms may convert symbols
  • • Use basic symbols (>, ≥) for best compatibility

❓How do I remember Alt codes for symbols?

Alt codes can be tricky to remember, but there are strategies to make it easier:

  • • Practice: Use the symbol tester on this page to practice
  • • Common codes: Learn frequently used ones (≥ = 8805, ≠ = 8800)
  • • Pattern recognition: Many mathematical symbols have similar codes
  • • Reference: Bookmark this page for quick reference
  • • Custom shortcuts: Set up AutoCorrect in Office apps