Creative Workflow Helpers
Unicode Character Inspector
Paste text to split it into grapheme clusters and inspect each character’s code points, Unicode name, general category and UTF-8 / UTF-16 encodings. Everything runs in your browser — your text never leaves the page.
Text to inspect
Summary
0 graphemes- Code points
- 0
- UTF-16 code units
- 0
- UTF-8 bytes
- 0
- Whitespace skipped
- 0
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Characters
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How to read the results
Grapheme clusters are what a reader perceives as a single character,
so combining accents, emoji skin tones and family emoji stay together. Each cluster is
built from one or more code points — the underlying Unicode
values such as U+1F44B. The UTF-8 and
UTF-16 rows show the exact bytes and code units used to store it, and
the escape rows give ready-to-paste HTML, JavaScript, CSS and URL forms. Unicode
names and categories come from an offline lookup for common characters plus
algorithmic names for CJK and Hangul; an unknown character shows its code point
instead.