Roman numeral symbols
Roman numerals exist as single characters: Ⅰ Ⅱ Ⅲ Ⅳ in uppercase, ⅰⅱⅲ in lowercase. Each numeral occupies one character cell, so the spacing is even in a way that typing capital I and V never achieves.
'SEASON Ⅱ' or 'PART Ⅳ' in a bio or a highlight name reads as considered rather than improvised. It is a small typographic upgrade that costs nothing and is almost never broken by a device.
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All Roman numeral symbols32
Frequently asked questions
Why not just type I, V and X?
Dedicated numerals are designed as single glyphs with balanced internal spacing. Typing IV with two capitals leaves a visible gap between the letters and shifts the optical weight of the line.
Are large numerals available?
Ⅰ through Ⅻ (twelve) are the reliably supported range, with L, C, D and M defined but less consistently drawn. Anything at or below twelve is safe.