Inspect Unicode characters online and convert each symbol to its exact code point in Hex, Binary, Decimal or any custom base (2–36). Perfect for detecting hidden characters, zero-width spaces and Unicode spoofing attacks.
Unicode Code Point Inspector is a specialized utility for deep forensic analysis of strings across different numeral systems. By inspecting the exact numerical value of characters, you can detect hidden steganography, resolve encoding mismatches, and identify homograph phishing attacks.
The professional tool for security researchers and developers. At kovertiz, privacy is our core: all character inspections are performed 100% locally within your browser.
Visualizing character data across multiple numeral systems.
Symbol: ñ → U+00F1
Symbol: @ → 1000000
Symbol: Z → 35 | Symbol: 9 → 9
Technical reference for inspecting Unicode characters, identifying Hex and Binary code points, and detecting invisible or malicious Unicode symbols used in spoofing and phishing attacks.
| Category | Range / Format | Technical Purpose | SEO & Forensic Use Case |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic Latin | U+0000 - U+007F | Standard ASCII character set | Verification of standard alphanumeric strings and URL safety. |
| Invisible Symbols | U+200B, U+FEFF | Zero Width Space & BOM | Detecting hidden steganography and zero-width exploit attempts. |
| Homoglyphs | Cyrillic / Greek | Visually identical characters | Identifying IDN homograph attacks and phishing domain analysis. |
| Emojis / SMP | U+1F000 - U+1F9FF | Supplementary Multilingual Plane | Validation of 4-byte character support in legacy databases. |
| Control Codes | U+0000 - U+001F | Non-printable commands | Sanitizing terminal output and detecting malicious string injection. |
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A code point is a unique numerical value assigned to every character in the Unicode standard. kovertiz helps you identify these values across different numeral systems for precise data mapping.
Forensic analysis often requires viewing data in Hexadecimal or Binary to detect hidden characters like Zero Width Spaces. Our tool at kovertiz supports bases from 2 to 36 for total flexibility.
Yes. By inspecting the exact code points, you can identify homoglyph attacks where visually identical characters are used to spoof URLs or system commands in cyber security audits.
Absolutely. Beyond standard Hex and Decimal, kovertiz allows you to define a custom base mode to analyze character distributions in any mathematical radix you require.
Security is paramount at kovertiz. All Unicode inspection and conversions happen locally in your browser. Your strings and sensitive data never leave your device.
Delimiters allow you to format the output for easy export to CSV, documentation, or code arrays. You can use spaces, commas, or new lines to organize your code point maps efficiently.