Accent Letters — copy á é í ó ú ñ

Copy any of 682 accented letters in one click. Works offline: nothing is sent anywhere and no data is collected.

Every accented letter, one click away — and it works with the internet switched off. Accent Letters puts all 682 accented Latin letters in your toolbar: á é í ó ú, ñ, ü, ç, ß, å, ø, œ, the full Vietnamese set, Polish ł and ę, Turkish ı and ş, Czech ř, Hungarian ő, and every other letter used to write with the Latin alphabet. Click one and it is on your clipboard. SEARCH THE WAY YOU DESCRIBE IT Type the letter itself, its Unicode name ("e acute"), a language ("Polish") — or plain words, if you do not know what the mark is called: "two dots" finds ä ö ü ë ï ÿ, "squiggle" finds ñ and ã, "upside-down v" finds š and č. It is the same search that runs on accentletters.wiki. BUILT FOR THE LETTERS YOU ACTUALLY USE • Star the letters you type often — they stay at the top of the popup. • Recently copied letters are kept there too, so the next one is a click away. • Filter by language: Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Polish, Vietnamese and Turkish. EVERY DETAIL, FOR WHEN YOU NEED IT Select a letter and the bar at the bottom shows its Unicode name, U+ code point, HTML entity and Windows Alt code, the accent mark it carries and the languages that use it, with a link to its full page on accentletters.wiki. FROM THE ADDRESS BAR Type "accent" then a space in the address bar, then a letter or a name, and jump straight to any letter's reference page. MADE TO BE INVISIBLE • Works offline: the whole letter set ships inside the extension. • No account, no sign-in, no tracking, no analytics, no ads. • One permission, "storage", used only to remember your favorites and recent letters on this computer. • No access to the pages you visit: the extension has no host permissions and no content scripts, so it cannot see or change any website you open. • Light and dark, following your Chrome theme. The data comes from the same Unicode 16 and CLDR 48 reference that powers accentletters.wiki, so the letter, its name, its codes and the languages listed are the same in both places. Native Accent Letters apps for iPhone, iPad and Mac are in App Store review and are not available yet. Not affiliated with Unicode, Inc.