The Accent Letters

How to Type ů (U with ring above) on HTML

Published May 5, 2026, 2 min read

Typing ů (u with ring above) on HTML takes a few seconds once you know the trick. The short answer is ů. Read on for step-by-step instructions, the uppercase Ů and what to do when a method does not work.

ů on HTML: ů

Ů on HTML: Ů

Or copy it:

Method 1: Codes for web pages

FormatCode for ů
Decimal entityů
Hex entityů
CSS contentcontent: "\016F";
JavaScript"\u016F"
URL encoded%C5%AF
UTF-8 bytesC5 AF

Method 2: Type it directly with UTF-8

If your page starts with <meta charset="utf-8"> and the file is saved as UTF-8, you can paste ů straight into the HTML. Entities are only needed when your editor or database cannot store the character.

Method 3: Watch for normalization

ů can also be written as u plus a combining mark. Both look the same but compare as different strings. In JavaScript, call str.normalize("NFC") before comparing or searching.

How to type the capital Ů

The uppercase form works the same way with Shift added where a letter is typed.

Codes for web pages

FormatCode for Ů
Decimal entity&#366;
Hex entity&#x016E;
CSS contentcontent: "\016E";
JavaScript"\u016E"
URL encoded%C5%AE
UTF-8 bytesC5 AE

Type it directly with UTF-8

If your page starts with <meta charset="utf-8"> and the file is saved as UTF-8, you can paste Ů straight into the HTML. Entities are only needed when your editor or database cannot store the character.

About the letter ů

ů is Unicode U+016F, named LATIN SMALL LETTER U WITH RING ABOVE. It is used in Czech. A small circle above a letter. å is a separate vowel in Swedish, Norwegian, Danish and Finnish, and ů marks a long u in Czech. See the ů character page for every code and shortcut.

Troubleshooting

Frequently asked questions

What is the shortcut for ů on HTML?

&#367;.

Can I just copy and paste ů?

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 ů?

U+016F. In HTML it is &#367;.

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