How to Type Apple Logo  on iPhone, iPad, and Mac

Written By Dhvanesh Reviewed By How-to iPad iPhone Mac 3 Min Read

Apple devices have hidden tricks up their sleeves. And typing the Apple logo is one of the most satisfying things to do on the iPhone, iPad, and Mac. People want to use this coveted corporate identity in their conversations on email or iMessage. So, if you want to type the Apple logo on your device, here’s how you do it.

How to Type Apple Logo on iPhone and iPad

If you don’t require to type the Apple logo frequently, simply copy this  and paste it on any Apple device.

In case, you need to type it again and again, it’s better to create a keyboard shortcut to make your life easy, first, copy the logo  and follow the steps.

  1. Launch Settings on your iPhone or iPad
  2. Tap on General → Keyboard.Tap on Settings General and Keyboard on iPhone
  3. Tap on Text Replacement.
  4. Now tap the (+) from the upper right corner.Tap on Text Replacement and Then Tap on Plus
  5. Paste the copied Apple logo in the Phrase field
  6. You can create a shortcut by writing something in the Shortcut field. I have written AppleLogo.
  7. Finally, tap on Save button from the upper right corner.Tap on Paste and Create Shortcut to Type Apple Logo Symbol on iPhone

Note: Do not leave space between the two words in the Shortcut field.

You can use this Apple logo in your conversation. In any chat or mail app, type AppleLogo and the keyboard will show this logo; tap on the logo, and it is entered in the text field.

How to Type Apple Logo on Mac

On your Mac, you can use one of the keyboard shortcuts to type Apple symbol. Simply press Option+Shift+K on the keyboard and  Apple logo is there.

Type Apple Logo on Mac Using Keyboard Shortcut

As long as you are using Mac computers and Apple’s keyboards, there is no issue. But in case you have a Mac mini and using a Windows keyboard, typing the Apple logo symbol is a different story.

Here, you are supposed to press the “Alt+Shift+K” to type .

Type Apple Symbol on Mac using Windows Keyboard

That’s all, friends!

Signing off…

Apple devices have countless tricks hidden inside the Settings. Keep exploring your Mac, iPhone, and iPad to dig out such gems and share your eureka moments with us in the Comments section below.

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