ASCII / ISO 8859-1 (Latin-1) Table with HTML Entity Names

• US-ASCII Entities
• Control Characters
• Special Characters and Numbers
• Upper Case Letters
• Lower Case Letters
• Extended Control Characters
• ISO-8859-1 (Latin-1) Entities
• Special Characters
• Upper Case Latin-1 Letters
• Lower Case Latin-1 Letters
• References

 

US-ASCII Entities
Control Characters
Character Reference	Hex	Character	Entity Name	Description
�	00	^@		null	NUL
	01	^A		start of heading	SOH
	02	^B		start of text	STX
	03	^C		end of text	EOT
	04	^D		end of transmission	EOT
	05	^E		enquiry	ENQ
	06	^F		acknowledge	ACK
	07	^G		bell	BEL
	08	^H		backpace	BS
		09	^I		horizontal tab	HT

	0A	^J		line feed, new line	LF, NL
	0B	^K		vertical tab	VT
	0C	^L		form feed, new page	FF, NP

	0D	^M		carriage return	CR
	0E	^N		shift out	SO
	0F	^O		shift in	SI
	10	^P		data link escape	DLE
	11	^Q		device control 1	DC1
	12	^R		device control 2	DC2
	13	^S		device control 3	DC3
	14	^T		device control 4	DC4
	15	^U		negative acknowledge	NAK
	16	^V		synchonous idle	SYN
	17	^W		end of transmission block	ETB
	18	^X		cancel	CAN
	19	^Y		end of medium	EM
	1A	^Z		substitute	SUB
	1B	^[		escape	ESC
	1C	^\		file separator	FS
	1D	^]		group separator	GS
	1E	^^		record separator	RS
	1F	^_		unit separator	US
Special Characters and Numbers
Character Reference	Hex	Character	Entity Name	Description
 	20		&sp;	space
!	21	!	!	exclamation mark
"	22	"	"	double quotation mark
#	23	#	#	number sign, pound
$	24	$	$	dollar sign
%	25	%	%	percent sign
&	26	&	&	ampersand
'	27	'	'	apostrophe, single quote mark
(	28	(	(	left parenthesis
)	29	)	)	right parenthesis
*	2A	*	*	asterisk
+	2B	+	+	plus sign
,	2C	,	,	comma
-	2D	-	−   ‐	minus sign, hyphen
.	2E	.	.	period, decimal point, full stop
/	2F	/	/	slash, virgule, solidus
0	30	0		digit 0
1	31	1		digit 1
2	32	2		digit 2
3	33	3		digit 3
4	34	4		digit 4
5	35	5		digit 5
6	36	6		digit 6
7	37	7		digit 7
8	38	8		digit 8
9	39	9		digit 9
:	3A	:	:	colon
&#059;	3B	;	;	semicolon
&#060;	3C	<	&lt;	less-than sign
&#061;	3D	=	&equals;	equal sign
&#062;	3E	>	&gt;	greater-than sign
&#063;	3F	?	&quest;	question mark
Upper Case Letters
Character Reference	Hex	Character	Entity Name	Description
&#064;	40	@	&commat;	commercial at sign
&#065;	41	A		capital A
&#066;	42	B		capital B
&#067;	43	C		capital C
&#068;	44	D		capital D
&#069;	45	E		capital E
&#070;	46	F		capital F
&#071;	47	G		capital G
&#072;	48	H		capital H
&#073;	49	I		capital I
&#074;	4A	J		capital J
&#075;	4B	K		capital K
&#076;	4C	L		capital L
&#077;	4D	M		capital M
&#078;	4E	N		capital N
&#079;	4F	O		capital O
&#080;	50	P		capital P
&#081;	51	Q		capital Q
&#082;	52	R		capital R
&#083;	53	S		capital S
&#084;	54	T		capital T
&#085;	55	U		capital U
&#086;	56	V		capital V
&#087;	57	W		capital W
&#088;	58	X		capital X
&#089;	59	Y		capital Y
&#090;	5A	Z		capital Z
&#091;	5B	[	&lsqb;	left square bracket
&#092;	5C	\	&bsol;	backslash, reverse solidus
&#093;	5D	]	&rsqb;	right square bracket
&#094;	5E	^	&circ;	spacing circumflex accent
&#095;	5F	_	&lowbar;   &horbar;	spacing underscore, low line, horizontal bar
Lower Case Letters
Character Reference	Hex	Character	Entity Name	Description
&#096;	60	`	&grave;	spacing grave accent, back apostrophe
&#097;	61	a		small a
&#098;	62	b		small b
&#099;	63	c		small c
&#100;	64	d		small d
&#101;	65	e		small e
&#102;	66	f		small f
&#103;	67	g		small g
&#104;	68	h		small h
&#105;	69	i		small i
&#106;	6A	j		small j
&#107;	6B	k		small k
&#108;	6C	l		small l
&#109;	6D	m		small m
&#110;	6E	n		small n
&#111;	6F	o		small o
&#112;	70	p		small p
&#113;	71	q		small q
&#114;	72	r		small r
&#115;	73	s		small s
&#116;	74	t		small t
&#117;	75	u		small u
&#118;	76	v		small v
&#119;	77	w		small w
&#120;	78	x		small x
&#121;	79	y		small y
&#122;	7A	z		small z
&#123;	7B	{	&lcub;	left brace, left curly bracket
&#124;	7C	|	&verbar;	vertical bar
&#125;	7D	}	&rcub;	right brace, right curly bracket
&#126;	7E	~	&tilde;	tilde accent
&#127;	7F	^?		delete	DEL
Extended Control Characters
Character Reference	Hex	Character	Entity Name	Description
&#128;	80
&#129;	81
&#130;	82
&#131;	83
&#132;	84
&#133;	85
&#134;	86
&#135;	87
&#136;	88
&#137;	89
&#138;	8A
&#139;	8B
&#140;	8C
&#141;	8D
&#142;	8E
&#143;	8F
&#144;	90
&#145;	91
&#146;	92
&#147;	93
&#148;	94
&#149;	95
&#150;	96
&#151;	97
&#152;	98
&#153;	99
&#154;	9A
&#155;	9B
&#156;	9C
&#157;	9D
&#158;	9E
&#159;	9F
ISO 8859-1 (Latin-1) Entities
Special Characters
Character Reference	Hex	Character	Entity Name	Description
&#160;	A0		&nbsp;	non-breaking space
&#161;	A1	¡	&iexcl;	inverted exclamation mark
&#162;	A2	¢	&cent;	cent sign
&#163;	A3	£	&pound;	pound sterling sign
&#164;	A4	¤	&curren;	general currency sign
&#165;	A5	¥	&yen;	yen sign
&#166;	A6	¦	&brkbar; &brvbar;	broken vertical bar
&#167;	A7	§	&sect;	section sign
&#168;	A8	¨	&uml; &die;	spacing dieresis or umlaut
&#169;	A9	©	&copy;	copyright sign
&#170;	AA	ª	&ordf;	feminine ordinal sign
&#171;	AB	«	&laquo;	left double angle quote or guillemet
&#172;	AC	¬	&not;	logical not sign
&#173;	AD	­	&shy;	soft hyphen
&#174;	AE	®	&reg;	registered trademark sign
&#175;	AF	¯	&macr; &hibar;	spacing macron long accent
&#176;	B0	°	&deg;	degree sign
&#177;	B1	±	&plusmn;	plus-or-minus sign
&#178;	B2	²	&sup2;	superscript 2
&#179;	B3	³	&sup3;	superscript 3
&#180;	B4	´	&acute;	spacing accute accent
&#181;	B5	µ	&micro;	micro sign, mu
&#182;	B6	¶	&para;	paragraph sign, pilcrow sign
&#183;	B7	·	&middot;	middle dot, centered dot
&#184;	B8	¸	&cedil;	spacing cedilla
&#185;	B9	¹	&sup1;	superscript 1
&#186;	BA	º	&ordm;	masculine ordinal indicator
&#187;	BB	»	&raquo;;	right double angle quote or guillemet
&#188;	BC	¼	&frac14;	fraction 1/4
&#189;	BD	½	&frac12; &half;	fraction 1/2
&#190;	BE	¾	&frac34;	fraction 3/4
&#191;	BF	¿	&iquest;	inverted question mark
Upper Case Latin-1 Letters
Character Reference	Hex	Character	Entity Name	Description
&#192;	C0	À	&Agrave;	capital A grave
&#193;	C1	Á	&Aacute;	capital A acute
&#194;	C2	Â	&Acirc;	capital A circumflex
&#195;	C3	Ã	&Atilde;	capital A tilde
&#196;	C4	Ä	&Auml;	capital A dieresis or umlaut
&#197;	C5	Å	&Aring;	capital A ring
&#198;	C6	Æ	&AElig;	capital AE ligature
&#199;	C7	Ç	&Ccedil;	capital C cedilla
&#200;	C8	È	&Egrave;	capital E grave
&#201;	C9	É	&Eacute;	capital E acute
&#202;	CA	Ê	&Ecirc;	capital E circumflex
&#203;	CB	Ë	&Euml;	capital E dieresis or umlaut
&#204;	CC	Ì	&Igrave;	capital I grave
&#205;	CD	Í	&Iacute;	capital I acute
&#206;	CE	Î	&Icirc;	capital I circumflex
&#207;	CF	Ï	&Iuml;	capital I dieresis or umlaut
&#208;	D0	Ð	&ETH;	capital ETH
&#209;	D1	Ñ	&Ntilde;	capital N tilde
&#210;	D2	Ò	&Ograve;	capital O grave
&#211;	D3	Ó	&Oacute;	capital O acute
&#212;	D4	Ô	&Ocirc;	capital O circumflex
&#213;	D5	Õ	&Otilde;	capital O tilde
&#214;	D6	Ö	&Ouml;	capital O dieresis or umlaut
&#215;	D7	×	&times;	multiplication sign
&#216;	D8	Ø	&Oslash;	capital O slash
&#217;	D9	Ù	&Ugrave;;	capital U grave
&#218;	DA	Ú	&Uacute;	capital U acute
&#219;	DB	Û	&Ucirc;	capital U circumflex
&#220;	DC	Ü	&Uuml;	capital U dieresis or umlaut
&#221;	DD	Ý	&Yacute;	capital Y acute
&#222;	DE	Þ	&THORN;	capital THORN
&#223;	DF	ß	&szlig;	small sharp s, sz ligature
Lower Case Latin-1 Letters
Character Reference	Hex	Character	Entity Name	Description
&#224;	E0	à	&agrave;	small a grave
&#225;	E1	á	&aacute;	small a acute
&#226;	E2	â	&acirc;	small a circumflex
&#227;	E3	ã	&atilde;	small a tilde
&#228;	E4	ä	&auml;	small a dieresis or umlaut
&#229;	E5	å	&aring;	small a ring
&#230;	E6	æ	&aelig;	small ae ligature
&#231;	E7	ç	&ccedil;	small c cedilla
&#232;	E8	è	&egrave;	small e grave
&#233;	E9	é	&eacute;	small e acute
&#234;	EA	ê	&ecirc;	small e circumflex
&#235;	EB	ë	&euml;	small e dieresis or umlaut
&#236;	EC	ì	&igrave;	small i grave
&#237;	ED	í	&iacute;	small i acute
&#238;	EE	î	&icirc;	small i circumflex
&#239;	EF	ï	&iuml;	small i dieresis or umlaut
&#240;	F0	ð	&eth;	small eth
&#241;	F1	ñ	&ntilde;	small n tilde
&#242;	F2	ò	&ograve;	small o grave
&#243;	F3	ó	&oacute;	small o acute
&#244;	F4	ô	&ocirc;	small o circumflex
&#245;	F5	õ	&otilde;	small o tilde
&#246;	F6	ö	&ouml;	small o dieresis or umlaut
&#247;	F7	÷	&divide;	division sign
&#248;	F8	ø	&oslash;	small o slash
&#249;	F9	ù	&ugrave;	small u grave
&#250;	FA	ú	&uacute;	small u acute
&#251;	FB	û	&ucirc;	small u circumflex
&#252;	FC	ü	&uuml;	small u dieresis or umlaut
&#253;	FD	ý	&yacute;	small y acute
&#254;	FE	þ	&thorn;	small thorn
&#255;	FF	ÿ	&yuml;	small y dieresis or umlaut

 

References

Other sources of information regarding ASCII, ISO-8859 and Unicode:

• ISO 8859-1 Table with HTML Entities.
• Unicode Tables
• The Unicode® Character Set with equivalent character names and related characters.
• Character Subset Blocks within the Unicode Character Set.
• Mapping ISO 8859-1 (Latin-1) onto Unicode.
• Mapping Microsoft® Windows Latin-1 (Code Page 1252), a superset of ISO 8859-1, onto Unicode in CP1252 order.
• Mapping Adobe® Symbol font onto Unicode in Unicode order.

   Note that the Microsoft® Windows font named "Symbol" and the Adobe Symbol font are equivalent.
• Mapping ISO 8859-1 and Adobe Symbol font (an ISO 8879 subset) entity names onto Unicode

in HTML+ Proposed Character Entities Discussion Document by the W3C in ISO 8859-1 and Adobe orders.
This table cross references ISO 8879, Adobe® PostScript®, and Unicode® names along with ISO 8859-1 / PostScript and Unicode hexadecimal character codes.
• Mathematica® 3.0's Mapping ISO 8879 (SGML) entity names onto Unicode in Unicode order.
• Mapping ISO 8879 entity names onto Unicode in Unicode order.
• All ISO 8879 Entity Names.
• ISO 8879 Entity Sets List.
• Martin Ramsch's "ISO 8859-1 Table".
• HTML+ Complete Entities Listing
• Ellipsis, Spacing, and Lower Case Greek "HTML 3.0 Math Entities"
•  HTML+ Character Sets and Entity Definitions" -- the trademark sign, ^TM, one such character listed, is of particular interest).
• HTML+ Mathematical Equations and HTML 3.0 Math - SUB and SUP
• HTML 3.0 Symbol Support in the Arena Browser for Mathematics
• An Introduction to HTML 3.0 Math (Support in the Arena Browser) - More Examples
• HTML 3.0 Special Characters which specifically indicates those control characters used by HTML.
• The HTML 2.0 Coded Character Set
• Sandia Labs' "ISO Latin 1 Character HTML Entity Names", and "HTML 3.0 Character Entity Sets" which list all 256 character references and indicate those control characters not used by HTML.
• The Character Set of Microsoft® Internet Explorer 2.0 and 3.0.
• ISO 8859-1 (Latin-1) Characters List which lists all 256 character references.
• ISO Latin 1 Character Entities and HTML Escape Sequence Table" which lists nearly all 256 character references.
• The ISO 8859-x (including Latin-x) Series
• Sandia Labs' HTML Special Character Entity Names
• The ASCII Character Set, ANSI Standard X3.4-1968 (see also the ANSI Standard X3.110-1983)

The following is a list of known problems with the set of HTML entities:

• There is a namespace collision between ISO 8879 entities ↦ and ℑ (an HTML entity as shown in HTML+ Proposed Character Entities) and two of the HTML+ icon entities defined in "Standard ISO WWW/HTML Icon" Entities and shown graphically in Proposed HTML Icon Entity Names.

Note that the namespace collision for ℑ is very significant.
• There are disagreements between the various documents as to the correct names for several of the entities:
"HTML 3.0 Special Characters" disagrees with "HTML+ Character Sets and Entity Definitions" on the names for em dash and en dash.
• "HTML 3.0 Math - SUB and SUP" and "HTML 3.0 Symbol Support in Arena for Mathematics" disagree with "HTML+ Mathematical Equations" on the name for infinity.
• "HTML 3.0 Math - More Examples" disagrees with HTML+ Proposed Character Entities on the name for the partial differential symbol.
• "HTML 3.0 Symbol Support in Arena for Mathematics" disagrees with "HTML 3.0 Math Entities" on the names for lower case epsilon, script theta, final sigma, upsilon, script phi and omega-pi.
• The glyphs of lower case epsilon and element of are the same in some fonts.

Company Trademark <SUP><SMALL>TM</SMALL></SUP> which renders to:

Company Trademark ^TM