✨ Trademark and TM Symbol Code in ASCII ️™

Do you want to know how to write the TM symbol or sign in ASCII? Here, you will learn what the ASCII code for the TM trademark symbol is and the different ways to write it.

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What is the ASCII code for the Trademark Symbol TM?

The ASCII code for the Trademark Symbol TM is the number 153.

Although the trademark symbol ™ does not have a code in the standard ASCII set, as the original ASCII is limited to 128 characters and does not include the ™ sign or character. Instead, it is represented in Extended ASCII and Unicode.

Here is how you can represent the trademark symbol TM:

Extended ASCII/Alt code (Windows): Alt + 0153
Unicode: U+2122

To insert the trademark symbol ™ on a Windows computer, you can use the Alt code by holding down the “Alt” key and typing 0153 on the numeric keypad. However, note that this is part of the extended ASCII set, not the original ASCII.

How to write Trademark Symbol in ASCII?

Here I will explain how you can write it in your operating system.

Insert trademark character with ASCII code in Windows

To get the letter, character sign or symbol TM in Windows, follow these steps:

Make sure the numeric keypad is on. To check, check that the green light is on if you don’t press the Num Lock key.
Hold down the Alt key.
While holding down the Alt key, type 0153 on the numeric keypad.
Release the Alt key, and the TM symbol will appear.

Insert trademark character with ASCII code on Mac

To get the letter, character sign or symbol TM on Mac, follow these steps:

Hold down the Option and 2 keys.
Release both keys and the TM symbol will appear.

Copy and paste trademark symbol (Alternative)

Another way to get the trademarked sign, symbol, letter or character is to copy it literally and paste it wherever you need it. If this option works for you, simply click the button below to copy it to your clipboard and paste it wherever you want.

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Properties of the Trademark Symbol TM

These are the main properties and technical details of the trademark symbol with ASCII code.

Name	Trademark or TM
Symbol	™
ASCII	153
Key combination in Windows	Press ALT + 0153
Mac keyboard shortcuts	Option + 2
HTML Entity	™
HTML Code
HTML Number	™
HTML Hex	™

How to write Trademark Symbol TM in HTML?

Use the following code to include the trademark symbol with ASCII code in your HTML document. You can use either the code or the HTML entity:

With the HTML Entity: Use ™
With the HTML Code: Use 
With the HTML Number: Use ™
With the HTML Hex: Use ™

Use any of these codes to display the ™ trademark symbol on your web page. This will make the TM trademark symbol appear on your HTML page.

FAQs

How to type the TM symbol?

To type the TM or trademark symbol in ASCII code you can use Alt + 0153 on Windows or Option + 2 on Mac.

What is the Trademark Symbol TM?

The trademark symbol TM is used to indicate that a word, phrase, logo, or other symbol is a registered trademark. Unlike the copyright symbol (©), which protects creative works, or the registered trademark symbol (®), which indicates an officially registered trademark, the ™ is used to indicate that a mark is in use but has not yet been formally registered.

See the ASCII code for registered trademark symbol here.

What is the ASCII code for the trademark symbol?

The trademark symbol TM does not have a traditional ASCII code, as the original ASCII character set is limited to 128 characters and does not include this symbol. However, you can use the extended ASCII set or Unicode for this symbol.

In Windows, you can type the trademark symbol TM using the Alt code Alt + 0153. The Unicode representation for the trademark symbol is U+2122.

Here’s a quick summary:

Unicode: U+2122
ASCII (Traditional): Not available
Extended ASCII/Alt Code (Windows): Alt + 0153

What is the ASCII key for the copyright symbol?

The copyright symbol © does have a code in the extended ASCII set, which goes beyond the original 128 characters of the standard ASCII table.

Here’s how you can represent the copyright symbol:

Extended ASCII Code: 169
Alt Code (Windows): Alt + 0169
Unicode: U+00A9

To type the copyright symbol © on Windows, you can use the Alt code by holding down the “Alt” key and typing 0169 on the numeric keypad.

What is the ASCII character for TM?

The trademark symbol TM does not have a character in the standard ASCII set because ASCII is limited to 128 characters and does not include TM. However, in the extended character sets and Unicode, the symbol is represented:

Extended ASCII / Alt Code (Windows): Alt + 0153
Unicode: U+2122

In summary, while ™ is often referred to with an “ASCII code,” it’s technically part of the extended ASCII or Unicode sets, not the standard ASCII table.

What is the ASCII code for copyright?

The copyright symbol © is represented in the extended ASCII set, not the standard ASCII, which includes only 128 characters. Here are the specifics:

Extended ASCII: 169
Alt Code (Windows): Alt + 0169
Unicode: U+00A9

To type the copyright symbol © on a Windows system, you can use the Alt code by holding down the “Alt” key and typing 0169 on the numeric keypad. This symbol is not part of the original ASCII table, but it is included in many extended ASCII sets and Unicode.

What is the ASCII code 0174?

The number 0174 corresponds to the registered trademark ASCII code R (®) which is part of the extended ASCII character set.

Here’s a quick overview:

Symbol: ® (Registered Trademark)
Extended ASCII: 174
Alt Code (Windows): Alt + 0174
Unicode: U+00AE

This symbol is used to indicate that a trademark is officially registered with the relevant trademark office. You can insert it in Windows by holding the “Alt” key and typing 0174 on the numeric keypad.

What is the HTML code for trademark?

The HTML codes for the trademark symbol TM are as follows:

HTML Entity Name: ™
HTML Code (Decimal): ™
HTML Code (Hexadecimal): ™

You can use any of these codes to display the trademark symbol ™ on a webpage. For example:

<p>This is a trademark symbol: &trade;</p>

This will render the trademark symbol ™ in your HTML content.