registered Emoji
The ®️ registered sign indicates a registered trademark for products, brands, or services.
U+00AE U+FE0F
The ®️ symbol (registered sign) is widely used in branding and product descriptions. It helps communicate that a trademark is registered. Below you’ll find practical ways to use it, along with copy-ready options.
registered Emoji Meaning
The ®️ symbol is the “registered sign,” used to indicate that a trademark has been officially registered. It commonly appears right after a brand name, product name, or service name. In text and design, it’s often used for legal and marketing clarity. The character shown here is Unicode U+00AE with variation selector U+FE0F (often rendered with emoji-style presentation in environments that support it). When formatting content, ensure you copy the correct symbol to avoid missing or mismatched glyphs.
Common uses
- •Marking a registered brand or product name in advertisements and packaging copy
- •Adding a registered trademark notice in website footers or product pages
- •Including a trademark statement in app store listings or marketing banners
- •Using it in documentation and manuals when referencing registered terms
- •Mentioning a registered service name in press releases and social media posts
Examples
®️ Registered Sign Symbol
- ®️Streamly®️ is a registered trademark of Streamly Inc.
- ®️Available now: BrightLens®️ for smartphone photography.
- ®️Use of EcoBrew®️ is subject to trademark rights.
- ®️NovaPay®️ — a registered service name.
- ®️See the official mark: QuickShip®️.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+00AE U+FE0F | |
| HTML Entity | ® | |
| HTML Code | ® | |
| CSS | \AE |
FAQ
What does the ®️ symbol mean?
It indicates a registered trademark (the registered sign) and is typically placed right after a brand, product, or service name.
Is ®️ the same as the © or ™ symbols?
No. ®️ is for registered trademarks, © is for copyright, and ™ is for an unregistered trademark or common-law use.
How do I copy the correct character for ®️?
Copy the symbol from this page. The registered sign is Unicode U+00AE and includes U+FE0F here for the variant presentation.
Where should I place ®️ in a sentence?
Most commonly, it appears immediately after the trademarked term (e.g., BrandName®️) so it clearly refers to that specific name.