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Character Code Finder

Displays information for the first character entered.

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Unicode Code Point
UTF-16 Code Unit(s) (Hex)
UTF-16 Code Unit(s) (Dec)
UTF-8 Bytes (Hex)
HTML Entity (Dec)
HTML Entity (Hex)

How to Use the Character Code Finder

Type character to see Unicode code point, UTF-8, HTML entity, CSS escape, JavaScript escape. Search by code too.

Essential for web developers needing special characters in HTML/CSS/JavaScript. Find exact codes for symbols and emojis.

Frequently Asked Questions

Shows?

Unicode points, UTF-8 hex, HTML entities, CSS escapes, JS escapes.

Emojis?

Yes, see full Unicode info and escape sequences.

Unicode code point?

Unique numerical identifier per character, format U+ hex (e.g., U+0041 = A).

Web dev?

Yes, correct entity/escape ensures proper cross-browser rendering.

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About This Tool

The Toolzie Character Code Finder shows the Unicode code point, HTML entity, ASCII value, and CSS escape for any character you type. Indispensable for web developers, designers, and anyone working with special characters and symbols.

How to Use

  1. Type or paste a character into the input field.
  2. Instantly see the Unicode code point, HTML entity, decimal, hex, and CSS escape.
  3. Click any value to copy it to your clipboard.
  4. Browse the character table for common symbols and special characters.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Unicode code point?

Every character has a unique Unicode number (e.g. U+0041 for 'A'). This lets computers represent text consistently across languages and systems.

How do I use an HTML entity in my webpage?

Copy the HTML entity (e.g. © for ©) and paste it directly into your HTML code.

Can I look up emoji character codes?

Yes — paste any emoji into the input to see its full Unicode information.

What is the difference between ASCII and Unicode?

ASCII covers 128 basic characters; Unicode covers over 140,000 characters from all the world's writing systems.