Q&A for How to Type the Trademark Symbol

Press WINDOWS + R, then type: charmap.exe and it will launch the Windows Character Map. Copy and paste the trademark symbol ('153) from there.

In the trademark symbol, the letters are already moved up. Here's a comparison: Normal letters - TM. Trademark symbol - ™. If you want to just type TM and move it up, in Microsoft Word and some other word editors, you can format the font as a superscript.

Use Method 5: copy and pasting from the web.

On your iPhone tap the !?# button at the bottom of the keyboard, then swipe the keyboard to the left several times. Eventually you'll see the trademark, copyright and registered symbols.

Control, Alt, and numpad 153 at the same time will get you a trademark symbol.

The codes are different for every computer, you are going to have to copy them from somewhere else. Try googling your computer's name/model + "trademark symbol."

Hold down the "Alt" key and type 0174 using the number pad on the right of the keyboard, if using a Windows-based computer. When you release the "Alt" key, the symbol appears.

Tap in a text entry field to bring up the onscreen keyboard. Press the "?123" button to switch the keyboard to a page with numbers and symbols. Tap on "~\{" to bring up a second page of symbols. Push the trademark symbol to insert it in your text.

It depends on the program, but if you are using Microsoft Word, then a superscript option should be available in the Insert section.

On Microsoft Word, Google Docs, and some other document editors, you can format the registered trademark sign (®) as superscript.

Access the Trademark Symbol by using the combination, ALT + 0153.