Comparison Symbols

Copy equality, similarity, proportionality, and inequality symbols for maths, statistics, and everyday notes.

Move quickly between exact equality, approximation, similarity, proportionality, and thresholds without hunting across separate pages.

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Equality

Exact, unequal, and approximate comparisons.

Similarity

Congruence, equivalence, and similarity marks.

Proportionality

Show that one quantity changes with another.

Inequality

Compare smaller, larger, inclusive, and extreme values.

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How do I copy these symbols?

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Can I use these in Notion or Google Docs?

Yes. These are standard text characters, so you can paste them into Notion, Google Docs, email, notes, and most other text fields.

Do these work in Microsoft Word?

Yes. Paste them into Word like ordinary text. Their exact appearance can vary slightly with the selected font.

What is the difference between similar symbols?

The groups on this page explain the practical differences between the comparison symbols shown here, including which forms fit common notes and equations.