Unicode tools that stay in your browser
Generate, inspect, and convert characters without uploading the text. Every result is built with the browser's native Unicode support and can be copied into a document, design, message, or source file.
Code points are not always keyboard codes
A Unicode code point uniquely identifies a character, while Windows Alt+numpad behavior may depend on the active code page and application. Use the supplied U+ value, HTML entity, CSS escape, or JavaScript escape when the exact character must survive between systems.
Test invisible output at its destination
Social networks, form validators, and editors can remove zero-width characters. The inspector reveals supported invisible code points so you can verify copied content before and after pasting it elsewhere.