How to type Thai Baht
To type Thai Baht (฿), press Alt + 3647 on Windows, holding Alt while typing the digits on the numeric keypad, or write ฿ in HTML. On any system you can copy it from this page, or enter its codepoint U+0E3F directly: Ctrl+Shift+U then 0e3f on Linux, or 0e3f then Alt+X in Microsoft Word.
Thai Currency Symbol Baht
฿
- Copy it
- Unicode
- U+0E3F
- Windows
- Alt + 3647 needs regedit
| Where | Shortcut | How |
|---|---|---|
| Windows | Alt + 3647 | Above 255, so Windows will not accept it as typed. Copy the character instead. |
| Mac | N/A | Press the keys together. |
| HTML | ฿ | Paste this into HTML source. |
| Unicode | U+0E3F | THAI CURRENCY SYMBOL BAHT |
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How Thai Baht behaves in software
฿ takes one column in a terminal. It carries no direction of its own, so in a line that mixes English with Arabic or Hebrew it takes the direction of the text around it rather than forcing one.
Every way to write Thai Baht
| Form | Value |
|---|---|
| Codepoint | U+0E3F |
| Decimal | 3647 |
| UTF-8 bytes | E0 B8 BF |
| UTF-16 bytes | 0E 3F |
| HTML entity | ฿ |
| HTML numeric | ฿ or ฿ |
| CSS | \0E3F |
| JavaScript | \u0E3F |
| Python | \u0E3F |
| URL-encoded | %E0%B8%BF |
| SVG | 0E3F.svg · (SIL Open Font License) |
If ฿ arrives as ฿
Its three UTF-8 bytes E0 B8 BF are being read one at a time as Windows-1252. The text is undamaged; the reader has to be told it is UTF-8.