What code point formats can I enter?

It recognizes three formats: U+AC00, 0xAC00, and 44032 (decimal).

Does it support surrogate-pair characters like emoji?

Yes. It uses codePointAt internally, so 4-byte characters like emoji are shown with the correct code point.

Is my text sent to a server?

No. Everything is calculated entirely in your browser.

Why does one emoji show two codes?

Family and profession emoji are sequences joined by ZWJ — each component shows separately.

What about code points above U+FFFF?

Supplementary-plane characters appear as surrogate pairs in UTF-16 environments like JavaScript — a "length" of 2 for one glyph.

🈚 Unicode Character Inspector

Enter text to see each character's Unicode code point, or enter a code point (U+XXXX) to see the matching character.

Text → Code Point

Code Point → Character (e.g. U+AC00, 0xAC00, 44032 — one per line)

Results will appear here

How to use

Type text to see each character's code point in the table.
Enter a code point (U+XXXX, 0x..., or decimal) to see the matching character.

🎯 Use Cases

Find the exact code point of an emoji or special character
Diagnose the character code behind mojibake
Debug multilingual text encoding

Example

Input

가A😀

Output

Char   Code Point   Decimal   UTF-8 (HEX)
가     U+AC00       44032     ea b0 80
A      U+0041       65        41
😀     U+1F600      128512    f0 9f 98 80

Each character is broken down into its code point, decimal value, and UTF-8 bytes. The emoji 😀 is a surrogate pair, but codePointAt handling shows it correctly as a single U+1F600 (4 bytes).

Unicode notation and encodings

A character's code point is written U+XXXX. The code point is the number — encodings like UTF-8 are how that number is stored in bytes.

Concept	Details
`U+AC00`	A code point — the character's Unicode number in hex
UTF-8 / UTF-16	Encodings — rules for storing code points as bytes (가: 3 bytes UTF-8, 2 bytes UTF-16)
Korean syllables	`U+AC00~U+D7A3` — 11,172 precomposed syllables
Jamo letters	`U+1100~U+11FF` — conjoining initial/medial/final letters
Supplementary planes	Emoji and rare hanja above U+FFFF — surrogate pairs in UTF-16

FAQ

What code point formats can I enter?: It recognizes three formats: U+AC00, 0xAC00, and 44032 (decimal).
Does it support surrogate-pair characters like emoji?: Yes. It uses codePointAt internally, so 4-byte characters like emoji are shown with the correct code point.
Is my text sent to a server?: No. Everything is calculated entirely in your browser.
Why does one emoji show two codes?: Family and profession emoji are sequences joined by ZWJ — each component shows separately.
What about code points above U+FFFF?: Supplementary-plane characters appear as surrogate pairs in UTF-16 environments like JavaScript — a "length" of 2 for one glyph.