LetterAccents.com was created to make finding, typing, copying, and understanding letters with accents as easy as possible.
Typing accented letters should be simple, but in practice it often is not. Different keyboards, operating systems, languages, and devices use different shortcuts, and many people do not know how to type characters such as é, è, ê, á, ñ, ü, ç, or ø without searching for them first.
That is where LetterAccents.com helps.
Our goal is to provide a complete and easy-to-use reference for accented letters, accent marks, special characters, keyboard shortcuts, ALT codes, Unicode, HTML codes, and copy-and-paste characters.
Why LetterAccents.com Exists
Search engines and AI tools can answer questions such as “how do I type e with an accent?”, but the answers are often brief, incomplete, or spread across multiple results.
AI Overviews and large language models can also leave out accent variations, mix together characters from different languages, or fail to explain which accented letters are actually used in a particular language.
They are also not always convenient when you simply want to find the correct letter, copy it, and paste it immediately.
LetterAccents.com is designed differently. We organize letters with accents clearly so you can see the relevant characters together, compare different accent marks, and copy the exact letter you need.
Instead of searching repeatedly for individual characters, you can find lowercase and uppercase accented letters, keyboard shortcuts, technical codes, and language information in one place.
More Than Copy and Paste
LetterAccents.com is not only a collection of copy-and-paste characters. Our guides are designed to provide useful information for each accented letter, including:
- Uppercase and lowercase accented letters
- Copy-and-paste characters
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Windows ALT codes
- Unicode values
- HTML Hex and Decimal codes
- JavaScript, Java, and C codes
- CSS codes
- The name of the accent mark
- Languages that use the character
- Countries where those languages are commonly spoken
This makes LetterAccents.com useful for students, writers, translators, developers, teachers, language learners, website owners, and anyone who needs to type letters that are not available directly on their keyboard.
Accented Letters by Language
An accented letter that appears in one language may not be part of another language’s standard alphabet, and that distinction matters.
For example, different forms of e with an accent may be used differently in French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Vietnamese, and other languages.
Our guides help users identify not only how to type an accented letter, but also which languages and countries use it.
This language context is one of the main reasons LetterAccents.com exists. A basic list of characters can be useful, but knowing which accent belongs to which language makes the information much more practical and accurate.
Everything in One Place
Many online resources show only a few common accented letters or require users to visit several different pages to find keyboard shortcuts, ALT codes, Unicode values, copy-and-paste characters, and language information.
LetterAccents.com brings this information together in one place.
Our aim is to make each guide a comprehensive reference where you can quickly find the character you need without searching through multiple websites or incomplete AI-generated answers.
Whether you are looking for e with an accent, a with an accent, o with an accent, u with an accent, i with an accent, or less common accented letters and special characters, our goal is to make the answer easy to find.
Free to Use
Everything on LetterAccents.com is free to use.
There is no need to register simply to copy an accented letter, check a keyboard shortcut, find an ALT code, or learn which languages use a particular accent mark.
We believe typing and language references should be fast, accessible, and useful to everyone.
Our Goal
Our goal is to make LetterAccents.com one of the most comprehensive online resources for letters with accents, accent marks, and special characters.
We continue to improve our guides by combining copy-and-paste accented letters, typing instructions, keyboard shortcuts, technical character codes, and information about the languages and countries that use each character.
If you need to type, copy, identify, or understand an accented letter, we want LetterAccents.com to be the place where you can find the answer quickly.