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epitometool

Unicode finder

Reference & converters

Lookup characters, symbols and emoji by codepoint, name or category.

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Library matches (10)

CharNameCodepointBlock
ALatin Capital Letter AU+0041Basic Latin
Indian Rupee SignU+20B9Currency Symbols
©Copyright SignU+00A9Latin-1 Supplement
Rightwards ArrowU+2192Arrows
Check MarkU+2713Dingbats
Black StarU+2605Miscellaneous Symbols
😀Grinning FaceU+1F600Emoticons
🔥FireU+1F525Miscellaneous Symbols and Pictographs
🙂Slightly Smiling FaceU+1F642Emoticons
𐍈Gothic Letter HwairU+10348Gothic

Quick start

How to use Unicode finder

Search characters by symbol, name or codepoint.

  1. Step 1
    Type query

    Search with character, U+ codepoint or name fragment.

  2. Step 2
    Inspect metadata

    Check codepoint and block details.

  3. Step 3
    Use char

    Copy and use in UI, docs or text-processing workflows.

In-depth guide

Unicode finder

Look up Unicode characters by symbol, name or codepoint and inspect character metadata instantly.

Use cases

Helpful for frontend content, iconography, regex work and text-processing pipelines.

Codepoint notation

Unicode points are represented as U+XXXX hexadecimal identifiers.

Step-by-step usage

  1. Type query — Search with character, U+ codepoint or name fragment.
  2. Inspect metadata — Check codepoint and block details.
  3. Use char — Copy and use in UI, docs or text-processing workflows.

Common pitfalls

  • Check the result before replacing the original input.
  • Watch for unit, format, encoding, and browser memory limits on large inputs.
  • Keep a copy of important source material until the output is verified.

Privacy and security

Browser-first by design. The tool page explains any exception before you use it.

Your input is handled in the browser wherever the tool can process it locally. EpitomeTool does not add an upload step unless a tool page explicitly says so.

Frequently asked questions

Can I search by Unicode codepoint?

Yes. Queries like U+20B9 are supported.

Does this include emoji?

Yes. Common emoji entries are included in the built-in lookup list.

Can I inspect any pasted character?

Yes. Pasting any character shows its computed Unicode codepoint.

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