Fullwidth Latin Small Letter E Letter
ｅ is the fullwidth, typographic form of the lowercase letter e (U+FF45).
U+FF45
The symbol ｅ is a fullwidth version of the lowercase letter “e”. It’s commonly used in typography and styling where fixed-width or fullwidth character appearance matters. Use the copy options below to paste it reliably.
Fullwidth Latin Small Letter E Letter Meaning
ｅ is the “FULLWIDTH LATIN SMALL LETTER E”, encoded at U+FF45. Fullwidth characters are designed to occupy the width of standard East Asian fullwidth glyphs, which can make text align more neatly in mixed layouts or older style typographic systems. While it looks like a regular lowercase “e”, it is a distinct Unicode character, so it may affect searching, sorting, and text processing. In practice, people use ｅ to match a specific visual style (often in East Asian typography contexts) or to maintain consistent character width in UI elements, banners, or custom lettering.
Common uses
- •Typography where fullwidth character spacing is desired
- •Mockups and UI labels needing a consistent fullwidth look
- •Designing stylized text effects that mimic East Asian fullwidth forms
- •Creating decorative strings or nicknames with a distinct character variant
- •Scripting and templates where you must output the exact Unicode character
Examples
ｅ — Fullwidth Latin Small Letter E
- ｅｅxample
- ｅｔｈｉｓ ｉｓ ｅ
- ｅgrade: ｅ
- ｅversion ｅ.1
- ｅnote: ｅ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+FF45 | |
| HTML Entity | ｅ | |
| HTML Code | ｅ | |
| CSS | \FF45 |
FAQ
What does the Fullwidth Latin Small Letter E letter mean?
ｅ is the “FULLWIDTH LATIN SMALL LETTER E”, encoded at U+FF45. Fullwidth characters are designed to occupy the width of standard East Asian fullwidth glyphs, which can make text align more neatly in mixed layouts or older style typographic systems. While it looks like a regular lowercase “e”, it is a distinct Unicode character, so it may affect searching, sorting, and text processing. In practice, people use ｅ to match a specific visual style (often in East Asian typography contexts) or to maintain consistent character width in UI elements, banners, or custom lettering.
Is ｅ the same as the regular letter e?
No. ｅ is a distinct Unicode character (U+FF45) called the Fullwidth Latin Small Letter E, not the regular ASCII/Unicode lowercase e.
What is the Unicode code point for ｅ?
The Unicode code point is U+FF45.
How can I copy ｅ into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: ｅ.
How do I write it in CSS or JavaScript?
CSS escape: \\FF45. JavaScript Unicode escape: \\u{FF45}.