Greek Letters

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About Greek Letters

Greek letters for maths, science, fraternities and decoration.

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Greek Capital Alpha

U+0391

Greek Capital Beta

U+0392

Greek Capital Gamma

U+0393

Greek Capital Delta

U+0394

Greek Capital Epsilon

U+0395

Greek Capital Zeta

U+0396

Greek Capital Eta

U+0397

Greek Capital Theta

U+0398

Greek Capital Iota

U+0399

Greek Capital Kappa

U+039A

Greek Capital Lambda

U+039B

Greek Capital Mu

U+039C

Greek Capital Nu

U+039D

Greek Capital Xi

U+039E

Greek Capital Omicron

U+039F

Greek Capital Pi

U+03A0

Greek Capital Rho

U+03A1

Greek Capital Sigma

U+03A3

Greek Capital Tau

U+03A4

Greek Capital Upsilon

U+03A5

Greek Capital Phi

U+03A6

Greek Capital Chi

U+03A7

Greek Capital Psi

U+03A8

Greek Capital Omega

U+03A9

Greek Alpha

U+03B1

Greek Beta

U+03B2

Greek Gamma

U+03B3

Greek Delta

U+03B4

Greek Epsilon

U+03B5

Greek Zeta

U+03B6

Greek Eta

U+03B7

Greek Theta

U+03B8

Greek Iota

U+03B9

Greek Kappa

U+03BA

Greek Lambda

U+03BB

Greek Mu

U+03BC

Greek Nu

U+03BD

Greek Xi

U+03BE

Greek Omicron

U+03BF

Greek Rho

U+03C1

Greek Sigma

U+03C3

Greek Tau

U+03C4

Greek Upsilon

U+03C5

Greek Phi

U+03C6

Greek Chi

U+03C7

Greek Psi

U+03C8

Greek Omega

U+03C9

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Greek Letters

Greek letters (α β γ δ … ω and Α Β Γ Δ … Ω) are used in mathematics, physics, engineering, statistics and also for fraternity names and decoration. They sit in the Greek and Coptic block (U+0370 to U+03FF) and are included in almost every font.

Several of them look the same as Latin letters: Greek capital Alpha Α (U+0391) looks like the Latin A (U+0041), but they are different characters. A few symbols also have lookalikes: the micro sign µ (U+00B5) and the Greek mu μ (U+03BC) are distinct, as are the ohm sign Ω (U+2126) and Greek capital omega Ω (U+03A9).

Practical Tips

In science text, use the Greek letter itself (π, μ, Ω) instead of spelling out “pi” or “mu” if your readers expect the symbol.
Lookalikes can cause problems in search or spreadsheets: Α (Greek) will not match A (Latin). Use the correct script for the text you are writing.
For units, the micro prefix is normally written with μ. Check which one your style guide prefers.
Do not use Greek lookalikes in usernames or links to mimic Latin letters. Platforms can flag it.

How to Use Greek Letters

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Paste it with Ctrl+V (Windows) or Cmd+V (Mac).
Check how it looks: the final appearance depends on the font of the device.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Greek Α the same as Latin A?

They look the same but are different characters, with different codes. Search and sorting treat them separately.

How do I type a Greek letter?

Copy it from this page, or add a Greek keyboard layout to your system.

What is the difference between µ and μ?

µ is the micro sign and μ is the Greek letter mu. They are separate characters that look almost the same.

How symbols look depends on the font and system of each device. We have not tested them on every device. Updated: October 2026

Greek Letters

About Greek Letters

How to Copy

Works in Most Places

Instant Copy

Greek Letters

Practical Tips

How to Use Greek Letters

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Greek Α the same as Latin A?

How do I type a Greek letter?

What is the difference between µ and μ?

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