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String Inspector

Inspect any string — view character count, byte length, word count, line count, Unicode code points, and non-ASCII character breakdown. Code never leaves your device — formatting and validation run locally in your browser.

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How to Use the String Inspector

1. Paste source for String Inspector

Paste source for String Inspector into the input area. Nothing runs until you trigger it.

2. Inspect

Inspect section by section.

3. Verify fields

Verify fields against your source.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What metrics does it show?

Character count, byte length (UTF-8), word count, line count, number of Unicode code points, and a breakdown of non-ASCII characters with their code points.

What's the difference between character count and byte length?

Character count is the number of visible characters. Byte length is the UTF-8 encoded size in bytes. For example, 'é' is 1 character but 2 bytes in UTF-8.

Does it detect Unicode code points?

Yes. Each character is analyzed for its Unicode code point value (e.g., 'A' = U+0041, '€' = U+20AC). Non-BMP characters like emojis are also detected.

Can I use it to find non-ASCII characters?

Yes. The tool lists all non-ASCII characters in the string with their code points, helping you identify special characters that may cause encoding issues.

Is my string data uploaded?

No. All analysis happens locally in your browser. No string data is transmitted to any server.

What does the downloadable report contain?

A String Inspection Report header with a 30-character = underline, the raw input, the 6 stat lines, then one row per character (space shown as an open-box glyph, newline as a return arrow) with U+ plus 4-digit uppercase hex. Spaces counts literal space hits only, so tabs are not counted. Saved as string-inspection-report.txt.

Last updated October 2026