Square Metre Symbol m²

m² is the SI unit symbol for square metre, the unit of area formed from metre squared. Representative copy checks for Square Metre Symbol include 25 m²; Area: 80 m²; Coverage: 5 m²/L; Room size: 12 m². They place m² in Floor area, Land measurement, Engineering drawings, Material specifications. For Square Metre Symbol, the character m² is reliable only when the surrounding text names its role; a correct code point does not remove the need for a clear label. This boundary keeps Square Metre Symbol separate from lookalikes, aliases, and broader concepts. Related forms reviewed for Square Metre Symbol are m³ — Cubic metre; cm² — Square centimetre; □ — White square. Their notes describe Unit of volume, Smaller area unit, Shape character. None should replace m² without an intent check. Before reusing m² from Square Metre Symbol, watch for Writing m2 without defining plain-text notation; Writing M²; Using m² for a linear length. These issues matter more than small font differences. The practical Square Metre Symbol style checks are: Place a space between the number and m²; Keep m lowercase and upright; Use superscript 2 for the squared unit; Do not pluralize the unit symbol. They cover both presentation and the encoded text m². The encoded Square Metre Symbol alternatives are decimal m ², hexadecimal m ², and CSS 6D B2. Keep literal m² where UTF-8 is handled correctly. A practical Square Metre Symbol question is “What is the Unicode sequence for Square Metre Symbol?” The reviewed answer is: The encoded sequence is U+006D U+00B2; the Unicode names are LATIN SMALL LETTER M + SUPERSCRIPT TWO. Windows: Copy m² from this page or enter the complete sequence U+006D U+00B2 in a Unicode-aware editor. macOS: Open Character Viewer with Control+Command+Space and search for the first character name, or copy m² from this page.