Unicode Lookup
Search and browse Unicode characters by name or code
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How to Use Unicode Lookup
- Search for a character by name or browse categories
- Click any character to copy it to your clipboard
- View the codepoint, HTML entity, and CSS escape code
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Unicode characters are searchable?
The tool covers thousands of commonly used Unicode characters across Latin, Greek, Cyrillic, mathematical symbols, arrows, box drawing, emoji, and many other blocks.
Can I use found characters in HTML?
Yes. Each result shows the character, its Unicode code point (U+XXXX), HTML entity (&#xxxx;), and CSS escape. Copy any format directly into your HTML, CSS, or JavaScript.
How do I type special characters that aren't on my keyboard?
Search for the character by name (e.g., "degree sign," "copyright"), find it in the results, and copy it. This is faster than memorizing Alt codes or entity references.
What is a Unicode code point?
A code point is a unique number assigned to every character in Unicode (e.g., U+0041 for "A"). It's the universal identifier that all systems use to render the same character consistently.