× multiplication sign
U+00D7 · MULTIPLICATION SIGN
How to type ×
Shortcuts verified against Microsoft, Apple and X.Org documentation.
Windows
- Alt code
- Hold Alt, type Alt+0215 on the numeric keypad, release Alt.
- Alt codes need the numeric keypad with Num Lock on. On a laptop without one, use the Word method or copy the character.
- Alt+X in Word and Outlook
- Type 00D7 then press Alt+X. The code turns into ×.
- US-International keyboard
- With the US-International layout enabled: AltGr+=.
- Character Map
- Open Character Map (search “charmap” in the Start menu), find ×, click Select then Copy.
Google Docs: Insert > Special characters, then type “multiplication sign (times)” or draw ×. Your operating system shortcut also works inside Docs.
Mac
- Option key
- There is no Option shortcut for × on the US keyboard layout.
- Unicode Hex Input
- Switch to Unicode Hex Input, hold Option and type 00D7.
- Character Viewer
- Press Control+Command+Space, search “multiplication sign (times)” and double-click ×.
Google Docs: Insert > Special characters, then type “multiplication sign (times)” or draw ×. Your operating system shortcut also works inside Docs.
iPhone and iPad
- iPhone keyboard
- × is not in the English keyboard pop-up on iPhone.
- Or just copy it
- Tap × at the top of this page and paste it anywhere.
Google Docs: Insert > Special characters, then type “multiplication sign (times)” or draw ×. Your operating system shortcut also works inside Docs.
Android
- Android keyboard (Gboard)
- × is not in the English keyboard pop-up on Gboard.
- Or just copy it
- Tap × at the top of this page and paste it anywhere.
Google Docs: Insert > Special characters, then type “multiplication sign (times)” or draw ×. Your operating system shortcut also works inside Docs.
Linux
- Compose key
- Press Compose x x (enable the Compose key in your keyboard settings first).
- Unicode entry (GTK apps and Chromebook)
- Press Ctrl+Shift+U, type d7, then press Space or Enter.
Google Docs: Insert > Special characters, then type “multiplication sign (times)” or draw ×. Your operating system shortcut also works inside Docs.
Chromebook
- Chromebook
- Press Ctrl+Shift+U, type d7, press Enter. Or add the US International keyboard in Settings.
- US-International keyboard
- With the US-International layout enabled: AltGr+=.
Google Docs: Insert > Special characters, then type “multiplication sign (times)” or draw ×. Your operating system shortcut also works inside Docs.
Codes for developers
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Questions about ×
How do I type × on Windows?
Hold Alt and type 0215 on the numeric keypad, then release Alt. In Word you can also type 00D7 and press Alt+X.
How do I type × on a Mac?
Hold the × key on your Mac keyboard and pick × from the pop-up accent menu, or use the Character Viewer (Control+Command+Space).
What is the HTML code for ×?
Use × or the numeric entity × (hex ×). In CSS write \D7, in JavaScript \u00D7.