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Search 3,300+ curated characters by glyph, name, Unicode code point, currency code or category — then copy the exact text and inspect its details.
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Collections built around common searches and recurring typing problems.
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Every useful character should be understandable: what it is, where it comes from, how it is encoded and how you can use it in real software.
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Free utilities and practical references for writers, developers, students and designers.
Unicode Inspector
Break text into characters and see code points, decimal values and HTML entities.
Open tool →Unicode Converter
Turn a character into Unicode, decimal, hexadecimal, HTML, CSS and JavaScript forms.
Open tool →Unicode Normalizer
Compare NFC, NFD, NFKC and NFKD forms without uploading text.
Open tool →Unicode Cheat Sheet
Quick references for symbols, accented letters, currencies, arrows and HTML.
Read guide →Quick answers
Can I search using the actual character?
Yes. Paste or type the character itself, such as é, → or ₿.
Can I search by Unicode code?
Yes. Search for forms such as U+00E9, 00E9 or a character name.
What is the difference between a Unicode character and a font glyph?
Unicode identifies the character; the font determines how that character is drawn on screen. Two fonts can render the same character differently.