Check Mark in Wingdings: ✓ ✔ ☑ ✗ — Every Key

The fastest answer on the internet: in Wingdings, the check mark is the ü key. Copy any symbol below with one click, no font required.

✓

Check mark

Wingdings key ü — click the symbol to copy.

☑

Boxed check

Wingdings key þ — ballot box with check.

✗

Cross / X

Wingdings key û — for marking wrong or no.

◻

Empty box

Wingdings key ÿ — unchecked ballot box.

Check & box family — type a key, get this symbol

◻p
❑q
❒r
⌧x
✓ü
✗û
☑þ
☒ý
◻ÿ
⌧ø
✗Ø

Try It Live

English text
Symbols

🔒 Everything converts instantly in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

Check Marks in Word and PowerPoint

If you have the real Wingdings font (it ships with Microsoft Office on Windows and Mac), select your text and switch the font to Wingdings, then press the keys above. On machines without the font — Chromebooks, most phones, Linux — copy the Unicode versions from this page instead; they look identical everywhere.

Wingdings 2 Checks

Wingdings 2 moves the family to plain letters: P = ✓, R = ☑ (boxed), O = ✗, U = ⊗ (circled X). Convert whole lists on the Wingdings 2 translator.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I type a check mark in Wingdings?
Type ü (u with an umlaut — on a US keyboard, hold Option and press u, then u again). In Wingdings 1 that key prints a crisp check mark: ✓. The heavy version ✔ lives on nearby keys, and Wingdings 2 puts a check on the plain P key.
What key is a cross or X in Wingdings?
û prints ✗ (ballot X) in Wingdings 1. For a boxed cross use ý (☒), and an empty checkbox is ÿ (◻).
How do I make a checkbox with a check mark?
Use þ (thorn) — it prints ☑, a ballot box with a check. Combine it with ÿ (empty box ◻) for to-do lists in Word documents.
Do check marks paste outside Word?
Yes, when you copy them from this page you get Unicode characters (U+2713 and friends), not font-styled letters. They work in Excel, Google Sheets, Discord, email and plain text files on any device.
Why does my check mark show up as an emoji?
Some platforms auto-render certain dingbats as emojis. Our translator's Classic text-style option appends U+FE0E to force the plain black glyph. Copy any symbol from the grid below with one click.