Crown characters cover royalty, the π crown, the crown-topped chess β β kings and β β queens, plus the π€΄ prince, πΈ princess and π ring. Use them for winners, "royalty" nicknames and games. Copy any from the keys below; the chess glyphs β β β β can be typed in Word with the code shown and Alt + X.
01 Symbols at a glance
| Symbol | How to type | |
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| Crown | U+1F451 Β· Word: 1F451 Alt+X Β· π |
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| White Chess King | U+2654 Β· Word: 2654 Alt+X Β· β |
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| Black Chess King | U+265A Β· Word: 265A Alt+X Β· β |
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| White Chess Queen | U+2655 Β· Word: 2655 Alt+X Β· β |
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| Black Chess Queen | U+265B Β· Word: 265B Alt+X Β· β |
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| Prince | U+1F934 Β· Word: 1F934 Alt+X Β· π€΄ |
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| Princess | U+1F478 Β· Word: 1F478 Alt+X Β· πΈ |
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| Ring | U+1F48D Β· Word: 1F48D Alt+X Β· π |
02 FAQ
How do I type a π crown symbol?
On phones, the crown is in the emoji keyboard under objects. On desktop, copy it from the keys above, or in Word type 1F451 then Alt+X. For a monochrome crown, use the chess king β (2654) or queen β (2655).
Is there a plain-text (non-emoji) crown symbol?
The closest text symbols are the chess pieces β β (kings) and β β (queens), whose glyphs are topped with a crown and cross. They show in your text colour, unlike the colour π emoji.
Where is the full set of chess crown pieces?
The complete chess set, kings, queens, rooks, bishops, knights and pawns in white and black, is on our chess symbols guide. This page uses the β β β β only as monochrome crown glyphs for royalty.