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Ⅶ Roman Numeral Seven

U+2166

Ⅶ is the Unicode character “Roman Numeral Seven” (U+2166, decimal 8550) in the Math & Numbers collection on Free Text Symbols. It pastes as plain text into bios, usernames, messages, docs, and code comments — not as an image sticker. It sits in the Number Forms block and was added in Unicode 1.1.

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Codes for developers

Unicode
U+2166
Decimal
8550
UTF-8
E2 85 A6
HTML entity
Ⅶ
HTML hex
Ⅶ
CSS escape
\2166
JavaScript
\u2166
URL
%E2%85%A6
Unicode block
Number Forms
Unicode version
1.1

What is Roman Numeral Seven?

Ⅶ is the Unicode character “Roman Numeral Seven” (U+2166, decimal 8550) in the Math & Numbers collection on Free Text Symbols. It pastes as plain text into bios, usernames, messages, docs, and code comments — not as an image sticker. It sits in the Number Forms block and was added in Unicode 1.1.

When to use Ⅶ

Use Roman Numeral Seven when you want a compact Math & Numbers glyph that survives copy-paste across phones and apps. Pair it with other Math & Numbers symbols, or drop it into a fancy-text line for Instagram, Discord, TikTok, or email signatures.

How to copy and paste

Tap the large glyph or the Copy button to put Ⅶ on your clipboard, then paste with Ctrl+V or Cmd+V. Open the parent Math & Numbers page for more related characters, or the guide for PNG download tips.

One character for VII

Ⅶ (U+2166 ROMAN NUMERAL SEVEN) puts V, I and I into one character. Unicode classes it as a "Letter Number" (category Nl) with the numeric value 7, and its compatibility decomposition is the three letters V, I, I. Under NFKC normalization, Ⅶ becomes plain "VII". The small form ⅶ (U+2176) becomes "vii".

How far the single-character numerals go

Unicode's Roman numerals in the Number Forms block run in order from Ⅰ (U+2160) to Ⅻ (U+216B), so Ⅶ = U+2160 + 6. After twelve, the series switches to the letter-value numerals Ⅼ (50), Ⅽ (100), Ⅾ (500) and Ⅿ (1000). There's no single character for 13 or more (except those letter values), so write larger numbers with ordinary letters (XIII), or build them from numeral characters (ⅩⅢ normalizes to "XIII").

GlyphCode pointNameValue
ⅦU+2166ROMAN NUMERAL SEVEN7
ⅶU+2176SMALL ROMAN NUMERAL SEVEN7
ⅫU+216BROMAN NUMERAL TWELVE12, the last in the series. See Ⅻ
ⅬU+216CROMAN NUMERAL FIFTY50. See Ⅼ
ↅU+2185ROMAN NUMERAL SIX LATE FORM6; Unicode cross-references Greek stigma Ϛ
ↃU+2183ROMAN NUMERAL REVERSED ONE HUNDRED"apostrophic C"; used with C and I to form large numbers
ↀU+2180ROMAN NUMERAL ONE THOUSAND C D1000
ↂU+2182ROMAN NUMERAL TEN THOUSAND10,000
ↈU+2188ROMAN NUMERAL ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND100,000; Unicode 5.1

Unicode's character list labels the ↀ–ↈ group "Archaic Roman numerals". Unlike Ⅶ, they have no letter decomposition, so they stay as they are under NFKC.

Ways to use Ⅶ

  • Titles and sequels: Part Ⅶ, Chapter Ⅶ.
  • Names with regnal numbers in plain text.
  • Numbered sections where you want the numeral to stay together as one unit.

Typing Ⅶ

  • Word for Windows: type 2166, then Alt + X.
  • Mac: Unicode Hex Input, hold Option and type 2166.
  • HTML: Ⅶ.

FAQ

Roman Numeral Seven FAQ

Short answers about copying Ⅶ (Roman Numeral Seven).

How do I copy Roman Numeral Seven (Ⅶ)?

Click the large Ⅶ glyph or the Copy button on this page. The character is copied as Unicode text you can paste into any app that accepts plain text.

What is the Unicode code for Roman Numeral Seven?

Roman Numeral Seven is U+2166 (decimal 8550, UTF-8 E2 85 A6). HTML entity: Ⅶ. HTML hex: Ⅶ. CSS escape: \2166.

Where can I paste Ⅶ?

Paste Roman Numeral Seven into social bios, usernames, chat apps, documents, and websites. It is free Unicode text from the Math & Numbers set on Free Text Symbols.

How do I download Roman Numeral Seven (Ⅶ) as a PNG?

Use the PNG image panel on this page. Choose a size from 64 to 1024 pixels and a transparent or solid background, then press Download PNG. The file is created in your browser.

How do I download or copy Roman Numeral Seven (Ⅶ) as an SVG?

Use the SVG image panel on this page. Choose a size from 64 to 1024 pixels and a transparent or solid background, then press Download SVG or Copy SVG. The file and the markup are created in your browser.

Is there a single Roman numeral character for 13 or 14?

No. Unicode's series of single characters stops at Ⅻ (U+216B). For 13 and up, use letters (XIII) or combine numeral characters.

What are ↀ and ↂ?

They're archaic Roman numerals: ↀ U+2180 ONE THOUSAND C D and ↂ U+2182 TEN THOUSAND. Unicode gives them numeric values of 1000 and 10,000.

Why does Ⅶ become VII when I paste it?

The app applied Unicode compatibility normalization (NFKC), which maps Ⅶ to the letters V, I, I.

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