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Unicode Code Point Viewer

Inspect any character's Unicode code points, HTML entities, and percent-encoded bytes. Debug invisible text issues precisely — local inspection, free, no signup.

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How to Use the Unicode Code Point Viewer

1. Paste characters

Visible or invisible text.

2. Read code points

Code points, entities, percent-encoding.

3. Debug encoding

Compare bytes for mojibake.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does U+200B do?

Zero-width space: invisible but real — breaks string matching silently. The viewer exposes its code point, HTML entity, and percent-encoding.

Emoji composition?

ZWJ sequences (family emoji = person+ZWJ+person...) decompose visibly here. Length in code points exceeds visible glyphs.

UTF-8 bytes?

Each character's 1–4 byte encoding displays alongside. Mojibake debugging starts with byte comparison.

Do inspected glyphs upload?

No — inspection runs locally in your browser. Text never leaves your device.

What does é look like in all three panels?

U+00E9, é, and %C3%A9 — two UTF-8 bytes (C3 A9) for one code point. Input iterates by code point, so emoji count as one entry; the table breaks every pasted character down the same way.

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Last updated October 2026