≫

Much Greater Than Symbol (≫)

Copy and paste the much greater than ≫ with one click

Unicode Character

≫

Unicode Hex

U+226B

HTML Entity

≫

Decimal Code

8811

About the Much Greater Than Symbol

Last reviewed on October 31, 2026

≫ is a double greater-than sign. It says one value is far larger than another, as in n ≫ 1. Scientists use it to justify dropping small terms in an equation, such as when a large mass dominates a tiny one.

Its official Unicode name is Much Greater-Than. Browse the Mathematical Symbols page for related characters.

How to Type Much Greater Than on a Keyboard

Windows: Type 226B then press Alt+X in Word; in other apps, copy ≫ from this page and paste it. It has no classic Alt code

Mac: Press Ctrl+Cmd+Space to open the Character Viewer, then search for the symbol by name

Microsoft Word: Type 226B then press Alt+X

Phone & tablet: Copying ≫ from this page is fastest — see our mobile typing guide

Much Greater Than Code for HTML, CSS & JavaScript

HTML: ≫

CSS: content: '\226B';

JavaScript: '\u226B'

Unicode: U+226B

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I type much greater than ≫ on Windows?

Type 226B then press Alt+X in Word; in other apps, copy ≫ from this page and paste it. It has no classic Alt code. You can also copy ≫ straight from this page.

How do I type ≫ on a Mac?

Press Ctrl+Cmd+Space to open the Character Viewer, then search for the symbol by name.

What is the Unicode and HTML code for much greater than?

It is Unicode code point U+226B, named Much Greater-Than. In HTML, use ≫.