How do I find the official name of a keyboard symbol?

Paste or type any symbol into the Character Inspector input box to view its official Unicode standard name, category, and decimal value immediately.

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Character Inspector

Inspect any text character-by-character: view glyphs, Unicode codepoints, official character names, decimal values, UTF-8 bytes, and UTF-16 code units.

STRING TO INSPECT

14 chars • 3 words

CHARACTER BREAKDOWN (14 characters)

#	Glyph	Codepoint	Character Name	Decimal	UTF-8 Bytes	UTF-16 Units
1	€	U+20AC	Euro Sign	8364	0xE2 0x82 0xAC	0x20AC
2	1	U+0031	Unicode Character	49	0x31	0x0031
3	0	U+0030	Unicode Character	48	0x30	0x0030
4	0	U+0030	Unicode Character	48	0x30	0x0030
5	␣	U+0020	Space	32	0x20	0x0020
6	🚀	U+1F680	Unicode CharacterSurrogate Pair	128640	0xF0 0x9F 0x9A 0x80	0xD83D 0xDE80
7	␣	U+0020	Space	32	0x20	0x0020
8	T	U+0054	Unicode Character	84	0x54	0x0054
9	y	U+0079	Unicode Character	121	0x79	0x0079
10	p	U+0070	Unicode Character	112	0x70	0x0070
11	e	U+0065	Unicode Character	101	0x65	0x0065
12	K	U+004B	Unicode Character	75	0x4B	0x004B
13	i	U+0069	Unicode Character	105	0x69	0x0069
14	t	U+0074	Unicode Character	116	0x74	0x0074

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Frequently Asked Questions

In UTF-16, characters beyond U+FFFF (such as emojis and rare historic scripts) require two 16-bit code units (a high surrogate and a low surrogate) to represent a single glyph.

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