Hungarian Forint Symbol (Ft) - HUF Copy, Alt Code & Unicode
Instant copy for the Hungarian Forint symbol (Ft). ISO 4217 code HUF, Windows Alt code (Typed as Ft), Unicode U+0046 U+0074, official sources, and formatting rules.
Ft
Hungarian Forint
HUFOfficial Currency of Hungary
Technical & Typography Specifications
ISO 4217 Alpha Code
HUFUnicode Codepoint
U+0046 U+0074HTML Named Entity
Decimal Entity
CSS Content Escape
Minor Fractional UnitFillér (not used)
Grammar & Formatting Standards
Symbol Placement: Suffix (After Amount)
Standard representation: 100,00 Ft. Standard practice includes a non-breaking space between the digits and the symbol.
History & Etymology
The currency of Hungary. Named after the Italian city of Florence, where gold florin coins were minted in 1252.
Reintroduced on 1 August 1946 to replace the hyperinflated Pengő.
Head-to-Head Symbol Comparisons
All Comparisons →Practical Formatting Guides
All Guides →Symbol Placement Rules
Learn whether Ft goes before or after numbers in English and international contexts.
Excel & Sheets Formatting
How to format cells with HUF (Ft) without corrupting numeric calculations.
Keyboard Typing Cheat Sheet
Universal shortcuts to type Ft on Windows (Typed as Ft), Mac, and Linux.