Which blocks are included?

38 commonly-used blocks: Basic Latin, Latin Extended-A/B, IPA, Greek, Cyrillic, Hebrew, Arabic, Devanagari, Thai, punctuation, arrows, math, box-drawing, geometric shapes, misc symbols, dingbats, CJK punctuation, Hiragana, Katakana, Bopomofo, first 256 of Hangul Syllables, first 256 of CJK Unified Ideographs, Halfwidth/Fullwidth, and 4 emoji blocks.

Does astral / SMP (U+1F600 etc.) work?

Yes. Emoji blocks (U+1F300-1F9FF) use String.fromCodePoint to render the correct surrogate pair, and copying yields a single grapheme.

How do I see details for one character?

Use the unicode-inspect tool — it shows per-codepoint decomposition, UTF-8/16 bytes, and HTML entities.

Why only the first 256 CJK Unified Ideographs?

There are ~92,000 of them; rendering everything would freeze the browser. We surface the first 256 (U+4E00-4EFF) and recommend the kanji-radical-search tool for targeted lookups.

Is anything uploaded?

No. Block metadata and character generation are entirely client-side JavaScript.

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Unicode table — browse 38 major blocks at a glance

Pick a Unicode block (Basic Latin / Hiragana / Katakana / Greek / Cyrillic / Arrows / Box Drawing / Emoji, 38 in total) and see every glyph in a grid alongside its code point (U+XXXX). Click a cell to copy the glyph or HEX. Cross-block search supports queries like `arrow`, `矢印`, or `U+2190`. CJK and Hangul are capped at the first 256 entries to keep the page snappy. Perfect for hunting that exact symbol mid-design or mid-code. Everything bundled — runs in your browser.

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How to use

Pick a block from the selector (Basic Latin / Hiragana / Arrows / Emoji, etc.). The grid lists each character with its code point (U+XXXX). Click a cell to copy the glyph, or use the HEX button to copy the code-point string. Type `arrow`, `矢印`, `U+2190`, or `あ` in the search box to auto-jump to the matching block. Massive blocks (Hangul Syllables, CJK Unified Ideographs) are capped at the first 256 characters for rendering performance.

FAQ

Which blocks are included?: 38 commonly-used blocks: Basic Latin, Latin Extended-A/B, IPA, Greek, Cyrillic, Hebrew, Arabic, Devanagari, Thai, punctuation, arrows, math, box-drawing, geometric shapes, misc symbols, dingbats, CJK punctuation, Hiragana, Katakana, Bopomofo, first 256 of Hangul Syllables, first 256 of CJK Unified Ideographs, Halfwidth/Fullwidth, and 4 emoji blocks.
Does astral / SMP (U+1F600 etc.) work?: Yes. Emoji blocks (U+1F300-1F9FF) use String.fromCodePoint to render the correct surrogate pair, and copying yields a single grapheme.
How do I see details for one character?: Use the unicode-inspect tool — it shows per-codepoint decomposition, UTF-8/16 bytes, and HTML entities.
Why only the first 256 CJK Unified Ideographs?: There are ~92,000 of them; rendering everything would freeze the browser. We surface the first 256 (U+4E00-4EFF) and recommend the kanji-radical-search tool for targeted lookups.
Is anything uploaded?: No. Block metadata and character generation are entirely client-side JavaScript.

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