ConverterText To Unicode Code Points
List the Unicode code points in entered text without splitting supplementary characters into surrogate halves or applying normalization.
Inspect Unicode Code Points
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Code-Point Examples
| Text | U+ output | Observation |
|---|---|---|
| A | U+0041 | One ASCII code point |
| 😀 | U+1F600 | One supplementary-plane code point, two UTF-16 units |
| e\u0301 | U+0065 U+0301 | Letter plus combining mark |
Code Point Is Not A Universal Character Count
A visible grapheme may contain several code points, while one supplementary code point uses two UTF-16 code units and several UTF-8 bytes.
The tool preserves the entered sequence. It does not normalize precomposed and decomposed forms, identify confusables, or predict font support.
Useful Inspection Tasks
- Find combining marks or invisible controls in copied text.
- Document an emoji or symbol without confusing UTF-16 surrogates with code points.
- Compare exact source sequences during localization debugging.
Questions About This Tool
The tool iterates Unicode code points, so a valid supplementary-plane scalar is emitted once as U+1F600.
No. Combining marks, flags, family emoji, and other grapheme clusters can contain several code points.
No. Precomposed and decomposed sequences remain distinct.