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How do you type a euro sign on your MacBook?

Luca28 AUGUST 2025
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Do you often need the euro sign (€) for documents or invoices, but can’t find it on your MacBook keyboard? Depending on your layout (AZERTY or QWERTY), the € symbol might not be printed on the key. Here’s how to type it easily on any Mac.

The euro sign shortcut on your MacBook

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Use the following combinations:

  • AZERTY: Option (⌥) + $
  • QWERTY: Option (⌥) + 2

Tip: On most keyboards, the dollar sign ($) is just to the left of the Enter key.

Other ways to insert the euro sign

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If the shortcut doesn’t work, here are some alternative options:

  • Copy and paste: just copy this → €.
  • Character Viewer: press Control + Command + Space to open the character viewer. Navigate to Currency Symbols and double-click the euro sign.
  • Text replacement: go to System Settings -> Keyboard -> Text, then add a shortcut like “ee” that automatically turns into “€” when typed.

Our advice on how to type a euro sign on your Apple MacBook

The easiest way to type the euro sign is using the keyboard shortcut for your layout. But if it doesn’t work, Character Viewer or text replacement are quick and reliable alternatives. Handy for anyone who regularly deals with prices or financial content.

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