Fullwidth Latin Small Letter C Letter
ｃ is the fullwidth version of the lowercase letter c, Unicode U+FF43.
U+FF43
The symbol ｃ is a fullwidth Latin lowercase c. It’s commonly used when you want the text to match fullwidth typography. You can copy it directly or use its Unicode values in HTML and code.
Fullwidth Latin Small Letter C Letter Meaning
ｃ (Unicode U+FF43, “FULLWIDTH LATIN SMALL LETTER C”) is a fullwidth character form of the lowercase letter “c”. Unlike the regular ASCII “c”, fullwidth letters are designed to occupy more horizontal space, which can help align text in layouts that mix Latin letters with fullwidth characters (often used in East Asian typography). It’s mainly a typographic character rather than a special symbol with a distinct symbolic meaning. In practice, people use it for consistent styling, precise alignment, and when replicating text that expects fullwidth characters (for example, in certain UI themes, game text, or logo-like typography).
Common uses
- •Typography alignment in mixed fullwidth text layouts
- •UI labels or buttons that require fullwidth character spacing
- •Creating styled text effects that mimic fullwidth fonts
- •Copying text from sources that use fullwidth Latin characters
- •Developing web content that must match expected character width
Examples
ｃ Fullwidth Latin Small Letter C
- ｃｃａｔ
- ｃｃｏｄｅ
- ｃｃｏｎｔａｃｔ
- ｃvｅｒｓｉｏｎ ｃ
- ｃmenu: ｃ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+FF43 | |
| HTML Entity | ｃ | |
| HTML Code | ｃ | |
| CSS | \FF43 |
FAQ
What does the Fullwidth Latin Small Letter C letter mean?
ｃ (Unicode U+FF43, “FULLWIDTH LATIN SMALL LETTER C”) is a fullwidth character form of the lowercase letter “c”. Unlike the regular ASCII “c”, fullwidth letters are designed to occupy more horizontal space, which can help align text in layouts that mix Latin letters with fullwidth characters (often used in East Asian typography). It’s mainly a typographic character rather than a special symbol with a distinct symbolic meaning. In practice, people use it for consistent styling, precise alignment, and when replicating text that expects fullwidth characters (for example, in certain UI themes, game text, or logo-like typography).
Is ｃ the same as the regular lowercase c?
It looks similar, but it’s different: ｃ is the fullwidth character U+FF43, while the regular “c” is an ASCII/standard Latin character.
How can I copy ｃ correctly?
Use the symbol shown on this page, or copy it from the “symbol” field. If you’re programming, use the Unicode code point U+FF43.
What is the HTML entity for ｃ?
The HTML entity is ｃ.
What are the Unicode and escape values for developers?
Unicode code point: U+FF43. CSS escape: \\FF43. JavaScript escape: \\u{FF43}.