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Unicode Character Inspector

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Inspect Unicode characters - view code points, UTF-8 bytes, and HTML entities.

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Typing an em dash, a proper curly quote, or a trademark symbol reliably in a design tool or a CMS field usually means knowing its exact code point first, since a keyboard shortcut that works in one piece of software often does nothing in another, and guessing at the right character by eye doesn't confirm it's actually correct. This tool inspects any Unicode character and shows its code point, UTF-8 bytes, and HTML entity, giving the precise identifier needed to insert a specific typographic character correctly wherever it's actually needed.

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Useful for looking up an em dash or a curly quote's exact code point before inserting it into a design tool that doesn't accept a direct keyboard shortcut, finding the HTML entity for a trademark or a copyright symbol, or confirming a special character pasted from another source is actually correct and not a visually similar lookalike.

Key features

  • Clean interface
  • Fast processing
  • No signup required
  • Works offline

Quick answers for Unicode Character Inspector

What details does it show for each character?
Its Unicode code point like U+0041, hex and decimal values, an 8+8 bit binary breakdown, its raw UTF-8 byte sequence, and its HTML numeric entity, all shown in a card per character.
Can I inspect more than one character at once?
Yes, type or paste multiple characters into the input and click Inspect, a separate results card is generated for each individual character in your input.
How does it determine the character category shown?
It checks the code point against known ranges to label letters as Uppercase or Lowercase Letter, digits as Digit, and CJK ideographs by their Unicode block, falling back to "Other" for anything outside those ranges.