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character map character map ️ support us ascii table letters punctuation numbers math currency symbols arrows emojis hearts ascii table letters punctuation numbers math currency symbols arrows emojis hearts online character map charactermap org is a free online character map for browsing searching and copying every character in unicode from the original ascii table to accented letters currency signs mathematical symbols arrows and emoji find what you need click it and it s on your clipboard how to use the character map browse characters by category or type into the search bar to jump straight to what you re after search matches names and descriptions too so you can find an emoji by what it s called try heart arrow or coffee instead of scrolling for it the settings button in the top right corner controls which details appear under each character you can show any combination of numeric code the character s decimal value octal code the same value written in base 8 hexadecimal code the same value written in base 16 symbol description the official name of the character unicode code point the u reference for example u 0041 html code the entity used to display the character on a web page the numeric code is the character s decimal value for the first 128 characters this is the ascii code also called the ascii decimal code or the character s code point and it s the value programmers reach for most often the octal and hexadecimal codes are the same number written in base 8 and base 16 they identify the character exactly just in a different format the symbol description is the character s official unicode name the unicode code point is its u reference such as u 00e9 for é you can use that u value to type a character by hand in most operating systems and text editors the html code for example for is what you drop into a web page so the character renders correctly in any browser useful when you can t paste the symbol straight into your source you can search several ways by name or description by unicode code point by html code or by numeric value you can even search a range type 65 90 and you ll get every character from 65 to 90 which is the uppercase ascii letters a to z search 48 57 for the digits 0 9 or 33 47 for the common punctuation marks the grid shows the characters themselves click any one to copy it along with whichever details you ve switched on straight to your clipboard ready to paste anywhere what is the ascii table ascii the american standard code for information interchange is a character encoding standard that assigns a number to each letter digit and symbol so computers can store and exchange text the capital a for instance is 65 defined in the early 1960s ascii covers 128 characters the english alphabet in upper and lower case the digits 0 9 punctuation and a set of control codes some of those control codes were built for teleprinters and other long obsolete hardware but the rest of the table is everywhere it s the foundation almost every modern text encoding is built on and the first 128 unicode code points match ascii exactly ascii vs unicode ascii s 128 slots are enough for unaccented english and little else unicode was created to cover everything else it now defines more than 150 000 characters spanning nearly every writing system in use plus mathematical and technical symbols punctuation and emoji each character has a unique code point written as u followed by a hexadecimal number u 0041 for a u 1f600 for the grinning face emoji because unicode keeps ascii as its first 128 code points any plain ascii text is already valid unicode which is much of why the two formats work together so cleanly this character map covers both the full ascii table and the wider range of unicode characters and emoji charactermap org is a free online character map i made this website because i wanted a simple way to see the ascii table of characters and to be able to find unicode characters with their html codes and other information easily if you are wondering who i am you can check this out greatsoftwarecompany com that s the website of my company and while i m on the topic of self promotion i would like to mention that this is 100 free software with no ads no tracking no forced accounts no upsells none of that nonsense if you think that is nice please consider having a look at my support us page it has many things you can do to help me maintain this website and many of those things won t cost you anything thank you settings display for each symbol numeric code octal code hex code description unicode code point html code categories ascii table letters punctuation numbers math currency symbols arrows emojis hearts settings hide non printable characters appearance charactermap org copyright 2025 2026 great software company privacy policy and terms of service this is free software if you like it please consider supporting us