How to Type į (I with ogonek) on Windows
į is i with ogonek, a letter used in Lithuanian. On Windows, the quickest way to get it is Win+. → Symbols. This guide covers every method that works, including the capital Į and fixes for common problems.
į on Windows: Win+. → Symbols
Į on Windows: Win+. → Symbols
Or copy it:
Method 1: Emoji and symbols panel (no number pad needed)
- Press Win+. (period) to open the panel.
- Select the Symbols tab (Ω).
- Choose the Latin symbols group and click į.
Method 2: Character Map
- Press Win, type charmap and open Character Map.
- Tick Advanced view and type 012F in the "Go to Unicode" box.
- Click Select, then Copy, and paste with Ctrl+V.
How to type the capital Į
The uppercase form works the same way with Shift added where a letter is typed.
Emoji and symbols panel (no number pad needed)
- Press Win+. (period) to open the panel.
- Select the Symbols tab (Ω).
- Choose the Latin symbols group and click Į.
Character Map
- Press Win, type charmap and open Character Map.
- Tick Advanced view and type 012E in the "Go to Unicode" box.
- Click Select, then Copy, and paste with Ctrl+V.
About the letter į
į is Unicode U+012F, named LATIN SMALL LETTER I WITH OGONEK. It is used in Lithuanian. A small tail at the bottom right of a vowel, meaning “little tail” in Polish. It marks nasal vowels in Polish (ą, ę) and appears in Lithuanian (į, ų). See the į character page for every code and shortcut.
Troubleshooting
- Alt codes only work with the number pad. On a laptop without one, use Win+. or the US-International layout.
- If Alt codes type the wrong symbol, add a 0 before the number (Alt+0233 rather than Alt+130).
- Some apps, such as remote desktop sessions, block Alt codes. Copy the letter from this page instead.
Frequently asked questions
What is the shortcut for į on Windows?
Win+. → Symbols.
Can I just copy and paste į?
Yes. Click the copy button above, then paste with Ctrl+V on Windows and Chromebook, Cmd+V on a Mac, or touch and hold and choose Paste on a phone.
What is the Unicode code for į?
U+012F. In HTML it is į.
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