Where is the apple icon in the macOS character viewer?

jayfull wrote:

I can't find it anywhere in the various categories offered in the Character Viewer (Control-Command-Space bar), including the additional categories you can use by going into the "Customize list" collection.

It is in the Unicode category, code point F8FF

Note that non-Apple fonts may not have  in them, so if you are using one of those, or in a 3rd party app, it may not display.

Also note that shift option k is for the US input source. If you are using something different, it may well be elsewhere or missing altogether. To find it on any keyboard, you can use Keyboard Viewer

Use the Keyboard Viewer on Mac - Apple Support

French is option &

German is option shift +

Spanish is option g

Italian is option shift 8

I think it may be missing in ABC Extended

jayfull wrote:

Numerous online posts indicate that one can obtain the Apple icon by typing Shift-Option-K into a text field, but I find that doesn't work on my new M3 MacBook Pro running Sonoma 14.6.1.

Does anyone know how to produce this icon? I can't find it anywhere in the various categories offered in the Character Viewer (Control-Command-Space bar), including the additional categories you can use by going into the "Customize list" collection.

Shift Option K



A SafeBoot Use safe mode on your Mac - Apple Support will sort many anomalies

Does a quick disk repair before it fully boots up, and certain system caches get cleared and rebuilt, third party system modifications and system accelerations are disabled temporarily.

Login and test. Reboot as normal and test.

You can copy and paste the apple logo into the search field if necessary and add to favorites(?)

 That is what happens when I used Shift-Option-K

The keyboard shortcut for the  is Shift-Option-K

You'll find the  if you use the Keyboard Viewer.

Use the Keyboard Viewer on Mac - Apple Support