Resh O'Quinn

Astronaut | Manchester | United States

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On Windows, the simplest way is:

  • Press Alt + 8377 on the numeric keypad (make sure Num Lock is on). That inserts ₹ anywhere.
  • Alternatively, on Windows 10/11, press Win + . (period) to open the emoji panel, and you’ll find ₹ under the currency section.

No need to change keyboard language unless you want ₹ directly on a key.

Answered for the Question: "How do I type the Indian Rupee (₹) symbol using a standard keyboard? Is there a specific Alt code keyboard shortcut or do I need to change my language settings?"