Tilde ASCII Code Symbol

~ ASCII 126

ASCII Character

Tilde

ASCII byte 126 (0x7E) — Unicode U+007E. Standard ASCII is 0–127; extended bytes 128–255 use Windows-1252.

How to type ~

Windows

  1. Copy ~ with the Copy Symbol button above and paste it anywhere.
  2. In HTML, use ~ or hex ~.
  3. In JavaScript, use String.fromCharCode(126).

Mac

  1. Copy ~ with the Copy Symbol button and paste it (fastest method).
  2. Open System Settings → Keyboard → Input Sources and add Unicode Hex Input (if needed).
  3. Select Unicode Hex Input from the menu bar input menu.
  4. Hold Option (⌥), type 007E (from U+007E), then release Option.
  5. Or open Edit → Emoji & Symbols (or press Ctrl + Cmd + Space) and search for the character.
  6. In HTML on Mac editors, you can also paste ~.

Linux

  1. Copy ~ with the Copy Symbol button and paste it.
  2. Press Ctrl + Shift + U, type 007e (from U+007E), then press Enter or Space.
  3. On GNOME, you can also use Ctrl + . (or Ctrl + ;) to open the character picker.
  4. In HTML, use ~.

ASCII character details

Parameter Value Copy
Symbol ~
Symbol Name Tilde
ASCII Decimal 126
ASCII Hex 0x7E
Unicode Code U+007E
HTML Decimal Code ~
HTML Hex Code ~
CSS Code \007E
JavaScript Code \u007E
Category ASCII Printable Characters (32–126)

FAQs about Tilde ASCII Code Symbol

What is the ASCII code for Tilde ASCII Code Symbol?

ASCII decimal 126, hex 0x7E, Unicode U+007E.

How do I copy ~?

Click Copy Symbol on this page to copy the character directly.

How do I type ASCII 126 in JavaScript?

Use String.fromCharCode(126) to output this character in JavaScript.

About this ASCII Character

ASCII byte 126 (0x7E, U+007E) is tilde. Part of the complete standard ASCII table (0–127).

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