Unicode Character Map

Unicode is the universal character encoding standard that assigns a unique numeric code point to every character used in human writing — over 149,000 characters across 161 scripts, plus symbols, mathematical notation, emoji, and control characters. Each code point is written in the form U+XXXX (e.g., U+0041 is the Latin capital letter A; U+1F600 is the grinning face emoji). The complete Unicode character repertoire is organized into named blocks, each containing characters from a specific script or category.

Finding the right Unicode character for a specific purpose — a mathematical operator, a currency symbol, an arrow, a typographic mark, or a special letter — traditionally required consulting Unicode charts or operating system character map utilities (Windows Character Map, macOS Character Viewer). Browser-based character maps provide the same functionality without opening a separate application, and with search capability that lets users find characters by their official Unicode name rather than browsing through thousands of code points.

This tool provides a searchable Unicode character map organized by block categories. Characters can be browsed by selecting a Unicode block (Basic Latin, Latin Extended, Greek & Coptic, Arrows, Mathematical Operators, Currency Symbols, Emoji, and more) or searched by name. Hovering over a character reveals its code point and official Unicode name. Clicking any character copies it to the clipboard instantly, ready to paste into any document, code editor, or form field.