Unicode Character Explorer
Paste any character, type its name, or enter a code point like
U+20B9 to see everything about it — name, category,
script, block, and every common encoding.
Accepts a single character, U+20B9, 0x20B9, a decimal code point, or a character name.
Paste a whole sentence, emoji, or mixed-script string below to see it split into individual visual characters (graphemes) with the code points that make each one up — useful for multi-part emoji, accented letters, or spotting hidden characters.
Nothing to show yet — paste some text above.