Character Code / Unicode Lookup
Paste a character to see its Unicode code point, HTML entity, and more.
| Char | Code point | Decimal | HTML entity | JS escape | UTF-8 bytes |
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Reverse lookup works too: type a code like U+3042, 0x3042, or #12354 to get the character.
About this tool
Paste any character, symbol, or emoji to see its Unicode code point (U+XXXX), decimal value, HTML entity, JavaScript escape, and UTF-8 bytes. You can also enter a code such as U+3042, 0x3042, or #12354 to get the character. Everything runs in your browser.
Paste characters and press the button to see, for each one, its code point, decimal value, HTML entity, JavaScript escape, and UTF-8 bytes. Several characters can be checked at once.
Reverse lookup works too: enter a code like U+3042, 0x3042, #12354, or あ to get the matching character.
Characters with large code points, such as emoji, are handled as a single character (surrogate pairs are grouped). UTF-8 bytes are computed by the browser.
Everything runs on your device; the characters you enter are never sent anywhere.
FAQ
- What is a code point?
- It is the number Unicode assigns to each character, written in hexadecimal after U+. For example, the character A is U+0041.
- How do I use an HTML entity?
- Use it to write a special character in HTML. Writing A or A produces the character with that number.
- Can I get a character from its code?
- Yes. Enter a code such as U+3042, 0x3042, or #12354 and the matching character is shown.
Everything you enter is processed in your browser and never sent anywhere.