Text to Unicode Converter
Convert plain text into Unicode code points in standard U+XXXX format instantly.
Plain Text Input:
Unicode Output:
How to Convert Text to Unicode Code Points
Type or paste plain text into the box above and each character converts to its Unicode code point instantly, in the standard U+XXXX format, one per character, separated by spaces.
Example
Typing Hi converts to U+0048 U+0069.
Common Use Cases
- Looking up the Unicode code point of a specific letter, symbol, or emoji.
- Documenting exact character values for internationalization or font testing.
- Generating Unicode references for programming or linguistics exercises.
FAQs
What does the U+ prefix mean?
U+ is the standard notation for a Unicode code point, followed by its hexadecimal value — for example U+0041 is the code point for the letter "A".
Does this support emoji and characters outside the Basic Latin range?
Yes — every character, including accented letters, symbols, and emoji, is converted using its full Unicode code point, not just the standard ASCII range.
Does this tool also decode Unicode code points back to text?
This page is encode-only, for a simpler, focused experience. Use our separate Unicode to Text tool if you need to convert Unicode code points back into plain text.