Unicode Character Explorer

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Popular Unicode Characters

How to Use

• Type in the search box to find specific characters
• Select a category to filter characters
• Click the copy button on a character card to copy its JavaScript code
• Use the codes in your HTML, CSS, or JavaScript

FAQs

What is Unicode?

Unicode is a computing standard for the consistent encoding, representation, and handling of text expressed in most of the world's writing systems.

How do I use these codes in HTML?

You can use either the hexadecimal format (▲ for ▲) or the decimal format (▲ for ▲).

How do I use these codes in JavaScript?

In JavaScript, use the escape sequence format: \u25B2 for ▲. You can use these directly in strings: const arrow = '\u25B2';

How do I use these codes in CSS?

In CSS, use the format: content: '\25B2'; (note the backslash and no 'u' prefix).

Why can't I see some characters?

Some characters may not display if your system doesn't have a font that supports them. Try using a different font or check if the character exists in the Unicode standard.