Different styles of checkmark (✓, ☑) symbol in LaTeX
In LaTeX, there is no default command to get the checkmark symbol. In this tutorial, I will show you different styles of checkmark symbols with different packages.
Thin check mark(✓) symbol
The following table lists all the thin checkmark symbols with the required package, command, and output.
| Package | Command | Output |
|---|---|---|
amssymb |
\checkmark |
|
arev |
$\ballotcheck$ |
|
wasysym |
\checked |
|
fdsymbol |
$\checkmark$ |
|
MnSymbol |
$\checkmark$ |
|
boisik |
\checkmark |
|
utfsym |
\usym{1F5F8} |
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{wasysym}
\begin{document}
Checkmark symbol with \texttt{wasysym} package: \checked
\end{document}
Output:

Heavy check mark(✔) symbol
All the heavy check mark symbols are listed in the table given below.
| Package | Command | Output |
|---|---|---|
bbding |
\Checkmark |
|
bbding |
\CheckmarkBold |
|
fontawesome |
\faCheck |
|
stix |
\checkmark |
|
pifont |
\ding{52} |
|
pifont |
\ding{51} |
|
utfsym |
\usym{2705} |
|
utfsym |
\usym{2713} |
|
utfsym |
\usym{2714} |
|
dingbat |
\checkmark |
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{bbding,fontawesome,pifont}
\begin{document}
Checkmark symbol with \texttt{bbding} package: \CheckmarkBold
Checkmark symbol with \texttt{fontawesome} package: \faCheck
Checkmark symbol with \texttt{pifont} package: \ding{52}
\end{document}
Output:

Checkbox or Boxed check mark(☑) symbol
Multiple packages provide different commands to get different styles of checkbox symbols in LaTeX. I listed all of these.
| Package | Command | Output |
|---|---|---|
wasysym |
\CheckedBox |
|
marvosym |
\Checkedbox |
|
utfsym |
\usym{2611} |
|
fontawesome |
\faCheckSquare |
|
fontawesome |
\faCheckCircleO |
|
fontawesome |
\faCheckCircle |
|
fontawesome |
\faCheckSquareO |
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{wasysym,fontawesome,utfsym}
\begin{document}
Boxed check mark symbol with \texttt{wasysym} package: \CheckedBox
Boxed check mark symbol with \texttt{fontawesome} package: \faCheckSquare
Boxed check mark symbol with \texttt{utfsym} package: \usym{2611}
\end{document}
Output:

Leave a Reply