🔢 Unicode Lookup

A code point is a unique number assigned to every character in Unicode, written as U+ followed by hex digits. For example, U+1F600 is the code point for the grinning face emoji. It's the universal identifier for that character.

Enter any emoji in the lookup tool to see its code point(s). You can also enter a code point like U+1F600 or 1F600 to find the corresponding emoji. The tool shows the full encoding breakdown.

The tool displays: UTF-8 bytes, UTF-16 surrogates, HTML entity (decimal and hex), CSS content value, Python literal, JavaScript literal, and Java literal. All formats are copy-ready for use in code.

Many emojis are sequences of multiple code points. ZWJ sequences, skin tone variants, flag emojis, and keycap emojis all use multiple code points combined together. The lookup tool shows each component.

The tool is optimized for the 3,953 emoji in our database. For general Unicode character lookup, the tool will show the code point information but may not have emoji-specific metadata like keywords and category.