Unicode Converter – Convert Text to Code Points and Back

Free
Utility

Instantly convert text to Unicode code points and vice versa with advanced features.

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Example Inputs

Format Reference

U+ Notation

Standard Unicode notation

Example: U+0041

\u Escape

JavaScript/Java style escape

Example: \u0041

Decimal

Decimal code point

Example: 65

Hexadecimal

Hex code point

Example: 0x41

Quick Tips

• Accepts multiple formats

• Supports batch conversion

• Handles emojis and special characters

• Space-separated code points

Common Characters

A = U+0041
a = U+0061
1 = U+0031
! = U+0021
© = U+00A9
® = U+00AE
€ = U+20AC
→ = U+2192

Batch Processing

• Enter multiple lines

• Each line processed separately

• Use spaces between code points

• Download all results at once

Example Conversions

Text to Unicode:
Hi → U+0048 U+0069
Unicode to Text:
U+0048 U+0069 → Hi
Mixed format input:
U+0048 \u0069 → Hi
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Key Features of Unicode Converter

Convert text and Unicode with ease.

Text to Unicode Conversion

Convert text to Unicode code points instantly.

Unicode to Text

Decode Unicode code points back to readable text.

Custom Formatting

Choose formats like U+0000, \u0000, and more.

Batch Processing

Convert multiple strings at once.

Export Options

Download results as .txt files.

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How to Use

Simple 4-step process

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Step 1

Enter your text or upload a file for conversion.

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Step 2

Choose conversion direction (Text to Unicode or Unicode to Text).

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Step 3

View live conversion results as you type.

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Step 4

Copy results or download as .txt files.

Quick Start
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Easy Process
No learning curve
Instant Results
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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our process, pricing, and technical capabilities.

See Full FAQ

Supports U+0000, \u0000, and plain numeric formats.

Yes, the tool supports both directions.

Yes, you can convert multiple strings simultaneously.

No, all operations happen locally in your browser.

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