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U+F8FF
| Symbol | Unicode | Mac Key Shortcut | Name & Function |
|---|---|---|---|
| | U+F8FF | Shift + Option + K | Apple Logo (Private Use Area - renders on Apple devices) |
| ⌘ | U+2318 | Command Key | Command / Cmd / Clover / Place of Interest Key |
| ⌥ | U+2325 | Option Key | Option / Alt / Alternative Key |
| ⇧ | U+21E7 | Shift Key | Shift Key (Upwards White Arrow) |
| ⌃ | U+2303 | Control Key | Control / Ctrl Key (Up Arrowhead) |
| ⎋ | U+238B | Escape Key | Escape / Esc Key (Broken Circle with Northwest Arrow) |
| ⌫ | U+232B | Delete (Backspace) | Erase to the Left / Backspace Key |
| ⌦ | U+2326 | Forward Delete | Erase to the Right / Forward Delete (Fn + Delete) |
| ↩ | U+21A9 | Return Key | Return / Enter Key (Leftwards Arrow with Hook) |
| ⏎ | U+23CE | Return Symbol | Return Symbol (Alternative Return Arrow) |
| ⇥ | U+21E5 | Tab Key | Rightwards Arrow to Bar / Tab Key |
| ⇤ | U+21E4 | Backtab Key | Leftwards Arrow to Bar / Shift + Tab Key |
| ⇪ | U+21EA | Caps Lock | Upwards White Arrow from Bar / Caps Lock Key |
| ⏏ | U+23CF | Eject Key | Eject Symbol for Optical Drives & Disks |
| ⏻ | U+23FB | Power Symbol | Power Button / Sleep Wake Symbol |
| 🌐 | U+1F310 | Globe / Fn Key | Globe / Function (Fn) Language Switch Key |
| ⇞ | U+21DE | Page Up | Page Up (Fn + Up Arrow) |
| ⇟ | U+21DF | Page Down | Page Down (Fn + Down Arrow) |
| ↖ | U+2196 | Home Key | Home (Fn + Left Arrow) |
| ↘ | U+2198 | End Key | End (Fn + Right Arrow) |
| | U+F802 | Apple Pencil | Apple Pencil Glyph (Apple SF Font PUA) |
| | U+F803 | Mac Cursor Click | Mac Cursor Clicking Icon (SF Font PUA) |
| | U+F804 | Apple Eject | Apple System Eject Glyph (SF Font PUA) |
| ᯅ | U+1BC5 | Vision Pro Symbol | Sundanese Letter used by fans for Apple Vision Pro |
The Apple logo character () resides at code point U+F8FF in Unicode's Private Use Area (PUA). Unicode designates this range specifically for platform-proprietary glyphs. Apple embeds the corporate logo glyph in its system fonts (San Francisco, Helvetica Neue, and Apple Color Emoji). On non-Apple platforms like Windows, Android, or Linux, it may render as an open rectangle or blank space.