๐ Unicode Character Lookup
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Enter a single character and this tool shows its Unicode codepoint, UTF-8 byte sequence, UTF-16 code units, and HTML entity reference. You can also enter a codepoint (in hex) to look up the matching character. Supports emoji and other characters that require surrogate pairs. Handy for debugging character encoding issues while programming.
How to use
- Choose the "Character โ Info" or "Code โ Character" tab.
- Enter the character you want to look up, or a codepoint in hex (e.g. 1F600).
- The result is shown automatically. Click any row to copy it to your clipboard.
FAQ
What format should I use for the codepoint?
"1F600", "U+1F600", and "0x1F600" are all recognized.
Why does the UTF-16 field show two values for some emoji?
Codepoints above U+FFFF (which includes many emoji) are represented in UTF-16 as a pair of code units called a "surrogate pair".
What happens if I enter multiple characters?
In "Character โ Info" mode, only the first character you entered is analyzed.