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10 Unicode jobs

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Unicode 17

Private Unicode tools for exact text inspection

Inspect scalar values, convert code points, normalize text, use explicit escapes, count grapheme clusters, reveal invisible characters, and compare common cross-script lookalikes.

Every public operation stays in the active browser tab.

Choose a Unicode job

Each route has a distinct inspection, transformation, segmentation, or review contract.

Unicode Text InspectorRead each scalar value with explicit UTF-8, UTF-16, category, and default-ignorable facts.Open tool
Characters to Code PointsTurn every scalar value into selected U+, hexadecimal, or decimal notation in original order.Open tool
Code Points to CharactersParse explicit scalar-value tokens and join their characters without accepting surrogate code points.Open tool
Unicode NormalizerApply exactly one canonical or compatibility normalization form to reviewed text.Open tool
Unicode Normalization CheckerCompare one string against NFC, NFD, NFKC, and NFKD without silently changing the input.Open tool
Unicode Escape GeneratorProduce Tool Swim's explicit \u{HEX} scalar syntax without JSON, URL, HTML, or Java ambiguity.Open tool
Unicode Escape DecoderDecode only Tool Swim's brace-delimited scalar syntax and preserve ordinary literal text.Open tool
Grapheme Cluster CounterSegment text into pinned Unicode 17 extended grapheme clusters and compare them with code-point counts.Open tool
Invisible Character RevealerReplace invisible code points with inert visible markers while leaving ordinary text readable.Open tool
Unicode Confusable ComparatorSurface exact equality and a conservative high-risk lookalike skeleton for human review.Open tool

Start by inspecting Unicode text

See exact code points, UTF-8 bytes, UTF-16 units, broad categories, and invisible status before choosing a dedicated transformation or comparison route.

Input

Enter scalar Unicode text; lone surrogates are rejected.

Local

Unicode inspection report

Submit the example or replace it with your own text. The result appears here without a network request.

A transparent Unicode workspace

Text can include account names, unpublished copy, directional controls, and other sensitive content. Public tools process it only in the current tab.

Scalar validation, versioned Unicode 17 properties, explicit normalization forms, and strict escape syntax make every operation reviewable.

Confusable comparison remains advisory and normalization never claims visual identity, identifier safety, or language intent.