Copy Registered symbol (® – R Circle) and paste anywhere

You can use the button above to copy and paste the Registered Trademark symbol anywhere you want, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, in your browser, on Mac or on Windows.

However, I’ll also show you the step-by-step guide you may use to copy and paste any special character including the Registered sign using the character map.

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Using Character maps to copy and paste the Registered symbol

Character maps are applications that layout different types of symbols or characters. You can use them to type or copy all possible text symbols or special characters, like the Registered sign. Character maps are best used for getting symbols you can’t find on the keyboard.

The Character Map for windows looks like this:

Below instructions will show you how to use the character map to copy and paste the Registered Trademark symbol anywhere including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.

Using Windows Character Map

Obey the instructions below:

• Press the Windows key and type “Character Map” in the search field, then press Enter. For Windows XP, click Start, Run and type charmap, then press Enter.
• The Character Map window will appear, scroll down until you see the Registered symbol. Alternatively, at the bottom of the dialog box, place a checkmark on the Advance view checkbox to expand for more options. Then in the Search for: box, type Registered Sign, and press Enter.

• Click the R Circle symbol you want to copy and then click the Select button.
• Once the symbol is entered into the “Characters to copy” text box, click the Copy button to copy it to the clipboard.
• Switch back to your Word processing document or where you want to paste the symbol and press Ctrl+V to paste.

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Get Registered Symbol on Mac

As you can see in the previous section, copying special symbols like the Registered Trademark symbol is easy in Windows with the use of the Character Map.

Mac OS doesn’t have a similar tool – or rather, it doesn’t have one that’s so easily accessible.

Therefore, you can either use the copy and paste button at the beginning of this article or you can use the Registered symbol shortcut for Mac as stated below:

The shortcut for Registered sign is Option + R