Text & Symbols
ASCII & Unicode Character Finder
Search like Character Map, browse the 8-bit ASCII chart with its Code Page 437 extended set, or explore Unicode blocks. The code point and copy formats stay useful even when your current font cannot draw a glyph.
ASCII 0–255
ASCII chart
Use the hexadecimal row and column headers to find a byte in standard ASCII or the Code Page 437 extended character set.
Unicode 17.0.0
Unicode explorer
Search official character names and aliases, jump to a code point, or browse one Unicode block at a time.
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Choose a block to browse its code points.
A practical character reference
Unicode identifies characters; fonts provide their visual designs. A missing-glyph box means the selected font lacks coverage, not that the character is invalid. Use the code point and name beside every preview as the authoritative reference.
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