How to type ń in Google Docs
Google Docs doesn't always offer a built-in shortcut for n with acute accent (ń) (ń). The fastest method is to copy the character below and paste it into Google Docs. We also list the Alt code, macOS Option shortcut, HTML entity and Unicode codepoint so you can pick whichever fits your workflow.
Copy ń for Google Docs
Paste ń into Google Docs
- Open your Google Docs document in any modern browser.
- Type or compose the text on TypeKeyboard above and copy it.
- Click into the doc and paste with Ctrl + V (Cmd + V on Mac).
- Optionally: File → Language to mark the document language for spell-check.
Option shortcut (macOS)
Option + e, then n
HTML entity
ń
ń
Unicode codepoint
U+0144
Tip
Google Docs auto-detects the language but you can override it via Tools → Spelling.
Frequently asked questions
What is the fastest way to type ń in Google Docs?
Click Copy above and paste it into Google Docs. The character is already in the right encoding and works in any version of Google Docs.
Does Google Docs have a built-in shortcut for ń?
Sometimes. Google Docs on Windows accepts the Alt code below; macOS users can use the Option shortcut. If neither is convenient, copy-paste is universal.
Why does ń sometimes show as a box in Google Docs?
The font in your Google Docs document doesn't include ń. Switch to a Unicode-complete font such as Noto, Arial Unicode MS or Segoe UI.
Can I add ń to autocorrect in Google Docs?
Yes. Most desktop versions of Google Docs include an autocorrect / quick-replace feature. Add a short trigger string (e.g. "xn-acute") that expands to ń.