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Start Search Scripts Random About Codepoints Codepoint, n. the position of a character in an encoding system. Start here: Browse one by one through blocks of characters Browse Codepoints Need help? Answer questions to find matching characters Find My Codepoint Expert Search! Search for characters with particular properties Search Codepoint About this Site Codepoints.net is dedicated to all the characters, that are defined in the Unicode Standard. Theoretically, these should be all characters ever used. In practice Unicode has 120803 codepoints defined at the moment, mapping characters from Egyptian Hieroglyphs to Dingbats and Symbols. All codepoints are arranged in 17 so-called planes. These planes are further divided into several blocks with Basic Latin being the first one. You can browse one by one by starting with the first codepoint, or search for a specific character. If you’re not fully sure, try “Find My Codepoint”, to narrow down the candidates. Or maybe you are more daring and want a random codepoint? The 20 most popular codepoints (by visits) This is Codepoints.net, a site dedicated to all things characters, letters and Unicode. The site is run by Manuel Strehl. The content can be freely reused under the given terms. We’d like to thank these fine people for making Codepoints.net possible. Feedback and contributions are always welcome. We use cookies to enhance your experience and to develop the site further. We never track you for monetary reasons. If you do not want this, you can either use the Do-Not-Track feature of your browser or opt out explicitly. Start Twitter Blog About