Unicode character table: common symbols and scripts

Look up frequently used Latin letters, punctuation, currency signs, and sample characters from several writing systems. Each row lists a Unicode code point, a numeric HTML reference, and the character’s UTF-8 bytes.

Search by visible character, decimal code point such as 228, hexadecimal form such as U+00E4, or numeric HTML reference such as ä. This is a curated reference, not the complete Unicode database. Use the official Unicode character charts for full blocks.

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Character	Name	Code point	HTML reference	UTF-8 bytes
A	Latin capital letter A	`U+0041`	`A`	`41`
ä	Latin small letter a with diaeresis	`U+00E4`	`ä`	`C3 A4`
ö	Latin small letter o with diaeresis	`U+00F6`	`ö`	`C3 B6`
ü	Latin small letter u with diaeresis	`U+00FC`	`ü`	`C3 BC`
ß	Latin small letter sharp s	`U+00DF`	`ß`	`C3 9F`
é	Latin small letter e with acute	`U+00E9`	`é`	`C3 A9`
ñ	Latin small letter n with tilde	`U+00F1`	`ñ`	`C3 B1`
NBSP	Non-breaking space	`U+00A0`	` `	`C2 A0`
Soft hyphen	Soft hyphen	`U+00AD`	``	`C2 AD`
©	Copyright sign	`U+00A9`	`©`	`C2 A9`
®	Registered sign	`U+00AE`	`®`	`C2 AE`
€	Euro sign	`U+20AC`	`€`	`E2 82 AC`
“	Left double quotation mark	`U+201C`	`“`	`E2 80 9C`
”	Right double quotation mark	`U+201D`	`”`	`E2 80 9D`
–	En dash	`U+2013`	`–`	`E2 80 93`
—	Em dash	`U+2014`	`—`	`E2 80 94`
…	Horizontal ellipsis	`U+2026`	`…`	`E2 80 A6`
→	Rightwards arrow	`U+2192`	`→`	`E2 86 92`
✓	Check mark	`U+2713`	`✓`	`E2 9C 93`
α	Greek small letter alpha	`U+03B1`	`α`	`CE B1`
Ω	Greek capital letter omega	`U+03A9`	`Ω`	`CE A9`
Ж	Cyrillic capital letter Zhe	`U+0416`	`Ж`	`D0 96`
Я	Cyrillic capital letter Ya	`U+042F`	`Я`	`D0 AF`
א	Hebrew letter Alef	`U+05D0`	`א`	`D7 90`
م	Arabic letter Meem	`U+0645`	`م`	`D9 85`
あ	Hiragana letter A	`U+3042`	`あ`	`E3 81 82`
中	Han character	`U+4E2D`	`中`	`E4 B8 AD`
한	Hangul syllable Han	`U+D55C`	`한`	`ED 95 9C`
😀	Grinning face	`U+1F600`	`😀`	`F0 9F 98 80`

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Reference: Unicode character charts and RFC 3629.