The Accent Letters

Czech accents: copy and paste Czech letters

Czech uses the acute (čárka) for long vowels, the caron (háček) on consonants such as č, ř, š, ž and on ě, and the ring on ů.

Lowercase

Uppercase

How to type Czech letters

LetterNameWindowsMacHTML
áa with acuteAlt+0225Option+E, then Aá
čc with caron—Option+010Dč
ďd with caron—Option+010Fď
ée with acuteAlt+0233Option+E, then Eé
ěe with caron—Option+011Bě
íi with acuteAlt+0237Option+E, then Ií
ňn with caron—Option+0148ň
óo with acuteAlt+0243Option+E, then Oó
řr with caron—Option+0159ř
šs with caronAlt+0154Option+0161š
ťt with caron—Option+0165ť
úu with acuteAlt+0250Option+E, then Uú
ůu with ring above—Option+016Fů
ýy with acuteAlt+0253Option+00FDý
žz with caronAlt+0158Option+017Ež

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Frequently asked questions

What are the Czech accented letters?

Czech uses á, č, ď, é, ě, í, ň, ó, ř, š, ť, ú, ů, ý, ž. Czech uses the acute (čárka) for long vowels, the caron (háček) on consonants such as č, ř, š, ž and on ě, and the ring on ů.

How do I type Czech accents on Windows?

Use Alt codes from the table above, or add the Czech keyboard in Settings → Time & language → Language & region and switch with Win+Space.

How do I type Czech accents on a phone?

Add the Czech keyboard in your phone's keyboard settings, or touch and hold the base letter on the English keyboard to see accented versions.