Unicode Character Finder
Paste characters or type code points such as U+1F600. Each one is listed with its code point, bytes, category, script and Unicode block.
Ta treść jest po angielsku.
Rozwiązane przykłady
A letter with an accent
é
é | U+00E9 | 233 | C3 A9 | 00E9 | Lowercase letter (Ll) | Latin | Latin-1 Supplement
Latin script, in the Latin-1 Supplement block.
A code point
U+00A3
£ | U+00A3 | 163 | C2 A3 | 00A3 | Currency symbol (Sc) | Common | Latin-1 Supplement
The pound sign is a currency symbol.
O narzędziu Unicode Character Finder
This finder describes characters. Paste a character, a few characters or a list of code points such as U+1F600, and each one is listed with its code point, decimal value, UTF-8 bytes, UTF-16 units, category, script and block.
It helps you tell look-alike characters apart, find out why a string is longer than it looks, and get the codes you need for escapes in code. Invisible characters are shown with a placeholder so they can be seen.
Jak korzystać z narzędzia Unicode Character Finder
- Paste characters or type code points, such as U+00E9 or 0x1F600.
- Leave the mode on automatic, or choose characters or code points.
- Read the table.
Typowe zastosowania
- Working out which character a symbol is
- Finding the escape code for a character in code
- Spotting a look-alike letter from another alphabet
- Seeing how many bytes a character takes
Najczęstsze pytania
What is a code point?
The number Unicode gives each character, written as U+ and at least four hexadecimal digits. The euro sign is U+20AC.
How do I enter code points?
Use a prefix such as U+, 0x, \u or &#x so they are not read as ordinary letters. Choose Code points in the menu to enter bare hex numbers.
What do UTF-8 and UTF-16 show?
The bytes UTF-8 uses and the 16-bit units UTF-16 uses. An emoji takes four UTF-8 bytes and two UTF-16 units.
Does it show the official character name?
No. It shows the category, script and block, which is enough to identify the kind of character. Names are not included.