Math & Science
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Plus-Minus Sign (±)

Mathematical symbol representing both positive and negative quantities or confidence margins of error (e.g. 50 ± 2%).

One-Click Copyable Code Formats

HTML Named Entity
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HTML Decimal Code
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HTML Hex Code
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CSS content (\XXXX)
\00B1
JavaScript Unicode (\uXXXX)
\u00B1
URL Percent Encoded
%C2%B1

Real-World Implementation Snippets

HTML5 Document
<p>Example: &plusmn;</p>
CSS ::before / ::after
.badge::before { content: '\00B1 '; }
React JSX / TypeScript
<span>{"\u00B1"}</span>
Frequently Asked Questions

Plus-Minus Sign (±) HTML Entity FAQ

Common questions regarding HTML escape codes, CSS pseudo-elements, and browser character encoding.

The standard HTML named entity is "&plusmn;". If using numeric codes, you can use the decimal code "&#177;" or hex code "&#xB1;".