Geometry Symbols to Copy and Paste

Explore our comprehensive collection of geometry symbols including angles, shapes, lines, circles, triangles, polygons, and geometric operators. Perfect for mathematics education, geometry lessons, technical drawings, architectural plans, and academic papers. Simply click any symbol to copy it to your clipboard!

Basic Angles & Lines

°
|

Basic Shapes

·

Advanced Shapes & Polygons

+

Circles & Arcs

r

Triangles & Trigonometry

sin
cos
tan
h
a
o
θ
α
β
γ

Geometric Relations

Coordinate Geometry

x
y
z
O
P
d
m
b
f
G
×

3D Geometry

V
SA
h
w
l
d
r
d
b
A
F

Measurement & Units

m
cm
mm
km
in
ft
yd
mi
²
³
P
A
C
π

Roman Numeral Symbols Table Chart

Symbol Meaning/Name Unicode
Roman Numeral One U+2160
Roman Numeral Two U+2161
Roman Numeral Three U+2162
Roman Numeral Four U+2163
Roman Numeral Five U+2164
Roman Numeral Six U+2165
Roman Numeral Seven U+2166
Roman Numeral Eight U+2167
Roman Numeral Nine U+2168
Roman Numeral Ten U+2169
Roman Numeral Eleven U+216A
Roman Numeral Twelve U+216B
Roman Numeral Fifty U+216C
Roman Numeral One Hundred U+216D
Roman Numeral Five Hundred U+216E
Roman Numeral One Thousand U+216F
Small Roman Numeral One U+2170
Small Roman Numeral Two U+2171
Small Roman Numeral Three U+2172
Small Roman Numeral Four U+2173
Small Roman Numeral Five U+2174
Small Roman Numeral Six U+2175
Small Roman Numeral Seven U+2176
Small Roman Numeral Eight U+2177
Small Roman Numeral Nine U+2178
Small Roman Numeral Ten U+2179
Small Roman Numeral Eleven U+217A
Small Roman Numeral Twelve U+217B
Small Roman Numeral Fifty U+217C
Small Roman Numeral One Hundred U+217D
Small Roman Numeral Five Hundred U+217E
Small Roman Numeral One Thousand U+217F

About Geometry Symbols

Geometry symbols are fundamental elements used in mathematical notation to represent shapes, angles, lines, measurements, and geometric relationships. These symbols provide a universal language for expressing geometric concepts, making them essential for students, teachers, mathematicians, engineers, and anyone working with geometric principles.

From basic symbols like angles (∠) and parallel lines (∥) to more complex representations of 3D shapes and coordinate systems, geometry symbols help communicate precise mathematical ideas efficiently. They are widely used in textbooks, technical drawings, architectural plans, engineering diagrams, and academic research.

Whether you're solving geometry problems, creating educational materials, drafting technical documents, or working on mathematical proofs, our comprehensive collection of geometry symbols provides easy access to all the characters you need for accurate geometric notation and clear mathematical communication.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are geometry symbols used for?

Geometry symbols are used to represent geometric concepts, shapes, measurements, and relationships in mathematical notation. They're essential for geometry lessons, technical drawings, architectural plans, engineering diagrams, and mathematical proofs.

How do I copy these geometry symbols?

Simply click on any symbol to add it to the text area above. You can then copy all symbols at once using the COPY button, or select and copy individual symbols as needed.

Can I use these symbols in Microsoft Word or Google Docs?

Yes! These Unicode geometry symbols work in most text editors, word processors, and online platforms including Microsoft Word, Google Docs, PowerPoint, and web browsers.

What's the difference between ∠ and ∟?

∠ represents a general angle, while ∟ specifically represents a right angle (90 degrees). Both are standard geometry symbols with specific meanings in mathematical notation.