🔣Unicode Character Lookup

Search and browse Unicode characters by name, code point, or category.

40 characters

U+00A9

Registered Sign

U+00AE

™

Trade Mark Sign

U+2122

€

Euro Sign

U+20AC

Pound Sign

U+00A3

Yen Sign

U+00A5

Degree Sign

U+00B0

Plus-Minus Sign

U+00B1

Multiplication Sign

U+00D7

Division Sign

U+00F7

≈

Almost Equal To

U+2248

≠

Not Equal To

U+2260

≤

Less-Than Or Equal To

U+2264

≥

Greater-Than Or Equal To

U+2265

∞

Infinity

U+221E

√

Square Root

U+221A

Greek Small Letter Pi

U+03C0

Greek Capital Letter Sigma

U+03A3

Greek Small Letter Alpha

U+03B1

Greek Small Letter Beta

U+03B2

→

Rightwards Arrow

U+2192

←

Leftwards Arrow

U+2190

↑

Upwards Arrow

U+2191

↓

Downwards Arrow

U+2193

↔

Left Right Arrow

U+2194

⇒

Rightwards Double Arrow

U+21D2

♠

Black Spade Suit

U+2660

♣

Black Club Suit

U+2663

♥

Black Heart Suit

U+2665

♦

Black Diamond Suit

U+2666

★

Black Star

U+2605

☆

White Star

U+2606

✓

Check Mark

U+2713

✗

Ballot X

U+2717

•

Bullet

U+2022

…

Horizontal Ellipsis

U+2026

—

Em Dash

U+2014

–

En Dash

U+2013

“

Left Double Quotation Mark

U+201C

”

Right Double Quotation Mark

U+201D

About Unicode Character Lookup

Unicode Character Lookup lets you search the entire Unicode character database by name, code point (U+XXXX), or category to find any special character, symbol, script, or emoji. Copy the character itself, its HTML entity, CSS escape, or code point value for use in documents, code, and web pages.

How to Use Unicode Character Lookup

1
Search for a character
Type a character name (e.g., 'em dash'), a code point (U+2014), or a symbol directly into the search field.
2
Browse the results
Click any character in the results to see its full details including name, category, Unicode block, and code point.
3
Copy in your preferred format
Click the copy button for the raw character, HTML entity, CSS escape, or code point value.

Common Use Cases

Finding the correct Unicode code point for a symbol or special character
Copying HTML entities for special characters used in web content
Developers looking up Unicode escapes for use in string literals
Typography enthusiasts browsing character sets for different scripts and symbols

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Unicode characters are in the database?

The Unicode standard includes over 149,000 characters across 154 scripts, covering every modern and historical writing system, mathematical symbols, emojis, technical symbols, and much more.

What formats can I copy a Unicode character in?

You can copy the raw character (for direct paste), the HTML decimal entity (&#NNNNN;), the HTML hex entity (&#xHHHH;), the CSS escape (\HHHH), or the JavaScript/code-point escape (\uHHHH).

Can I search for characters by their Unicode block or script?

Yes — filter the lookup by Unicode block (e.g., Latin Extended, Arabic, Arrows, Mathematical Operators) or script to browse entire character categories.