ASCII / Code Point Converter

Convert text to a list of ASCII / Unicode code points, and back again. Free and private, right in your browser.

Text → code points

Code points → text

Convert text to its underlying Unicode code points (decimal or hex) and back again, useful for debugging mystery characters, checking emoji values, or feeding exact code point sequences into other code.

How to use it

  1. Paste or type your text
  2. Choose decimal or hex output
  3. Copy the code points, or paste code points back to get text

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between ASCII and Unicode code points here?
ASCII only covers code points 0-127 (basic English letters, digits, punctuation). This tool works with full Unicode code points, so it also handles accented letters, emoji, and characters from any script. Each shown as its decimal or hex value.
How are emoji and multi-byte characters handled?
Each character is converted by its actual Unicode code point, not by byte. An emoji like 😀 is one code point (U+1F600), not four separate bytes, so the conversion stays accurate even for characters outside the ASCII range.
Can I convert code points back into readable text?
Yes, paste a list of decimal or hex values (like 72 101 108 108 111 or U+0048 U+0065...) and the tool reconstructs the original string.