What is the number based on?

It shows each character's Unicode code point (codePointAt) value in decimal.

Can emoji be converted too?

Yes. Surrogate pairs are handled correctly and converted into a single code point.

What happens if I enter an invalid number during decode?

An error message tells you the code point value isn't valid.

Are U+AC00 and 44032 different?

Same number, different notation — U+ is hexadecimal (AC00), 44032 is decimal.

Why does one "letter" give several numbers?

Emoji and combining characters often consist of multiple code points, shown space-separated.

🔟 Text ↔ Decimal Converter

Convert text to Unicode code point decimal values (space-separated), or the reverse.

Input

Result

How to use

Enter text, or decimal values separated by spaces.
Click the conversion direction you want.
Copy the result to use it.

🎯 Use Cases

Teach or learn about character codes
Simple encoding experiments
Store text as an array of numbers

Example

Input

Hi 🎉

Output

72 105 32 127881

This is the result of clicking "Text → Decimal". H=72, i=105, space=32, and the emoji 🎉 is handled as a single code point (its surrogate pair combined) to become 127881.

Unicode code points and decimals

Shows the decimal value of each character's Unicode code point.

Concept	Details
Code point	The unique Unicode number of a character — written U+XXXX in hex
Decimal value	The same point in decimal — `가` = U+AC00 = 44032
Combined glyphs	Families, flags and emoji-looking characters are often multiple code points
Reverse	Paste decimal values to get the characters back

FAQ

What is the number based on?: It shows each character's Unicode code point (codePointAt) value in decimal.
Can emoji be converted too?: Yes. Surrogate pairs are handled correctly and converted into a single code point.
What happens if I enter an invalid number during decode?: An error message tells you the code point value isn't valid.
Are U+AC00 and 44032 different?: Same number, different notation — U+ is hexadecimal (AC00), 44032 is decimal.
Why does one "letter" give several numbers?: Emoji and combining characters often consist of multiple code points, shown space-separated.