Registered (®), Trademark (™), and Copyright(©) symbol in LaTeX
The Registered (®), Trademark (™), and Copyright(©) symbol is used as a legal symbol all over the world. In LaTeX you can get various styles of these symbols with different packages.
In this tutorial, I will show you how to get these symbols in different styles with different packages.
Registered (®) symbol in LaTeX
To use the registered symbol in text mode you can use the \textregistered
command provided by the textcomp
package.
Use the \circledR
command with the amssymb
package to use this symbol in LaTeX math mode or even text mode.
\documentclass{article} \usepackage{textcomp} \usepackage{amssymb} \begin{document} \noindent Registered symbol in text mode: \textregistered\\[4pt] Registered symbol in text mode with \verb|\circledR|: \circledR\\[4pt] Registered symbol in inline math mode: $\circledR$ \end{document}
Output:
Registered (®) symbol with other packages
Also, You can use some other packages to get the registered symbol in LaTeX. See the table given below.
Package | Command | Output |
---|---|---|
fontawesome | \faRegistered | ![]() |
textcomp | \sffamily\textregistered | ![]() |
Registered (®) symbol in superscript
You can use the \textsuperscript
command to put the registered symbol in the superscript of any text.
An example will make it easy to understand.
\documentclass{article} \usepackage{txfonts} \usepackage{amssymb} \usepackage{fontawesome} \begin{document} \noindent Registered symbol in superscript with \textbf{txfonts} package:\\[4pt] CodeSpeedy\textsuperscript{\tiny{\textregistered}}\\[4pt] CodeSpeedy\textsuperscript{\textregistered} \\[4pt]\\[4pt] Registered symbol in superscript with \textbf{amssymb} package:\\[4pt] CodeSpeedy\textsuperscript{\tiny{\circledR}}\\[4pt] CodeSpeedy\textsuperscript{\circledR}\\[4pt]\\[4pt] Registered symbol in superscript with \textbf{fontawesome} package:\\[4pt] CodeSpeedy\textsuperscript{\tiny{\faRegistered}}\\[4pt] CodeSpeedy\textsuperscript{\faRegistered} \end{document}
Output:
Trademark (™) symbol in LaTeX
Several packages provide commands to print the Trademark (™) symbols in LaTeX, which you can see in the table below.
Package | Command | Output |
---|---|---|
textcomp | \texttrademark | ![]() |
txfonts | \texttrademark | ![]() |
fontawesome | \faTrademark | ![]() |
txfonts | \sffamily\texttrademark | ![]() |
In normal LaTeX documents, Trademark (™) symbols written after any text are printed at the superscript position, but in some packages this may not be the case.
In that case, you can use the \textsuperscript
command.
\documentclass{article} \usepackage{txfonts} \usepackage{fontawesome} \begin{document} \noindent Registered symbol in superscript with \textbf{txfonts} package:\\[4pt] CodeSpeedy\textsuperscript{\tiny{\texttrademark}}\\[4pt] CodeSpeedy\textsuperscript{\texttrademark} \\[4pt]\\[4pt] Registered symbol in superscript with \textbf{fontawesome} package:\\[4pt] CodeSpeedy\textsuperscript{\tiny{\faTrademark}}\\[4pt] CodeSpeedy\textsuperscript{\faTrademark}\\[4pt]\\[4pt] Registered symbol in superscript without \verb|\textsuperscript|:\\[4pt] CodeSpeedy\texttrademark \\[4pt] CodeSpeedy\faTrademark \end{document}
Output:
Copyright (©) symbol in LaTeX
Package | Command | Output |
---|---|---|
textcomp | \textcopyright | ![]() |
None | $\copyright$ | ![]() |
fontawesome | \faCopyright | ![]() |
ccicons | \ccCopy | ![]() |
textcomp | \sffamily\copyright | ![]() |
If you want to use the copyright symbol in the superscript position then you have to use the \textsuperscript
command.
\documentclass{article} \usepackage{txfonts} \usepackage{ccicons} \usepackage{fontawesome} \begin{document} \noindent Copyright symbol in superscript with \textbf{txfonts} package:\\[4pt] CodeSpeedy\textsuperscript{\tiny{\copyright}}\\[4pt] CodeSpeedy\textsuperscript{\copyright} \\[4pt]\\[4pt] Copyright symbol in superscript with \textbf{ccicons} package:\\[4pt] CodeSpeedy\textsuperscript{\tiny{\ccCopy}}\\[4pt] CodeSpeedy\textsuperscript{\ccCopy}\\[4pt]\\[4pt] Copyright symbol in superscript with \textbf{fontawesome} package:\\[4pt] CodeSpeedy\textsuperscript{\tiny{\faCopyright}}\\[4pt] CodeSpeedy\textsuperscript{\faCopyright} \end{document}
Output:
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