Emoji Unicode Codepoint Lookup

About this calculator

Every emoji and character is defined in the Unicode standard by one or more numeric codepoints, written in "U+XXXX" hexadecimal notation — a simple face like 😀 is U+1F600, while flag and skin-tone emoji combine several codepoints using zero-width joiners and variation selectors. This tool converts any emoji or text character into its underlying codepoint(s), or takes U+ codepoints and renders back the corresponding character.

Developers use codepoint lookups when debugging text encoding issues, building emoji pickers, writing regular expressions that need to match specific character ranges, or working with Unicode normalization in software that must render emoji consistently across platforms. It's also handy for anyone curious what code stands behind an emoji they see in an app, CSS content property, or database field.