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The Character Analyzer breaks down any pasted text character by character, showing each character's rendered glyph, its U+ codepoint, and its official Unicode name. It is useful for inspecting text that contains invisible, unexpected, or mixed-script characters.

Paste or type any text into the input area and the tool immediately lists every character as a separate row with its codepoint and Unicode name. Click the Copy button on any row to copy that individual character.

Text copied from PDFs, websites, or word processors often contains invisible Unicode characters like zero-width spaces, non-breaking spaces, or soft hyphens that cause display or processing bugs. The Character Analyzer makes every character visible so you can identify and remove unwanted ones.

Yes — invisible characters such as zero-width space (U+200B), zero-width non-joiner (U+200C), left-to-right mark (U+200E), and non-breaking space (U+00A0) are all listed with their names and codepoints, making them easy to spot.

Yes — emoji are processed as Unicode codepoints. A single emoji that uses multiple codepoints (like a flag or skin-tone modifier sequence) will appear as multiple rows, one per codepoint, which helps you understand how the emoji is encoded.

Character Analyzer provides per-character inspection with names and codepoints, making it suitable for debugging and exploration. String Length Calculator gives aggregate counts (bytes, codepoints, grapheme clusters, words), making it suitable for measuring text size.

The tool shows each character's U+ codepoint, from which you can determine its Unicode block. For full block details and browsing, use the Symbol Table's block filter or visit the dedicated block pages on SymbolFYI.

Yes — it processes all Unicode text regardless of script. Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hebrew, Devanagari, and every other Unicode script are broken down into individual codepoints with their official names.

The Character Analyzer runs entirely in your browser with no server round-trips, so there is no enforced character limit. For very large inputs, browser performance may vary depending on your device.

Yes — every character row has a Copy button that copies that single character to your clipboard. This is useful for extracting a specific glyph from a longer string.