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Less-than or equal to ≤ — HTML code and how to type it

The less-than or equal to ≤ is ≤ in HTML and U+2264 in Unicode. Copy any form below.

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Character≤
HTML named entity≤
HTML decimal≤
HTML hex≤
UnicodeU+2264
CSS content"\2264"
JavaScript"\u2264"
URL encoded%E2%89%A4
UTF-8 bytesE2 89 A4

When to use it

Means “at most”: x ≤ 10.

In HTML, CSS and JavaScript

<p>&le;</p>           <!-- or the character itself in a UTF-8 page -->

.note::before { content: "\2264"; }

const s = "\u2264";

In a page saved as UTF-8 (the default today) you can paste the character directly; the entity is only needed when it must survive a non-UTF-8 system. Encode or decode whole texts with the HTML Entity Encoder.

How to type less-than or equal to

  • Windows: press Win + . to open the emoji and symbol panel and search for it, or type 2264 then Alt + X in Word.
  • Mac: Option + , (US keyboard layout).
  • Linux: Ctrl + Shift + U, then 2264 and Enter.
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Frequently asked questions

What is the HTML code for the less-than or equal to?
&le; (named), &#8804; (decimal) or &#x2264; (hex). All three produce the same character.
What is the Unicode for the less-than or equal to?
U+2264. In CSS write "\2264" and in JavaScript "\u2264".
How do I type the less-than or equal to on a keyboard?
On Windows open the symbol panel with Win + . and search for it. On a Mac press Option + ,.