Web Development: Convert special characters to HTML entities for safe display Programming: Escape strings for JavaScript, CSS, or other languages Minecraft Resource Packs: Convert \uE200 format from resource packs to characters for use in chat Minecraft Testing: Use this command with converted characters: /tellraw @a {"text":"SYMBOL_IN_UNICODE","font":"FONT"} Updates with your conversion (default font): /tellraw @a {"text":" \uE000 ","font":"minecraft:default"} URL Encoding: Encode text for s...

Unicode Converter

Q: HTML Entity Examples

Q: Unicode Code Examples

Character to Code Conversions: A → U+0041 (hex) → 65 (decimal) € → U+20AC (hex) → 8364 (decimal) 😀 → U+1F600 (hex) → 128512 (decimal) 中 → U+4E2D (hex) → 20013 (decimal)

Q: Unicode Escape Sequence Examples

Unicode Escape Sequences (JavaScript/Minecraft): "Hello" → \"Hello\" New line → \n Tab → \t © → \u00A9 € → \u20AC ♥ → \u2665 Minecraft Private Use → \uE200

Convert characters between different Unicode formats including HTML entities, hex codes, decimal codes, JavaScript escapes, and more.

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Unicode Escape Sequences: Unicode escape sequences (\uE200, \u00A9)

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Characters: Enter any text or characters

Examples & Use Cases

Whitespace Preservation

How whitespace is handled:

This converter preserves all whitespace characters (spaces, tabs, line breaks, carriage returns) when converting between formats. This means:

Spaces → Remain as actual spaces in the output
Line breaks (\n) → Remain as actual line breaks in the output
Tabs (\t) → Remain as actual tabs in the output
Carriage returns (\r) → Remain as actual carriage returns in the output

Note: While URL encoding will encode newlines as %0A and spaces as %20, these are preserved as actual whitespace characters when swapping formats, maintaining the original text structure.

HTML Entity Examples

Common HTML Entities:

"Hello World" → "Hello World"
<div> → <div>
& symbol → & symbol
© 2024 → © 2024

Unicode Code Examples

Character to Code Conversions:

A → U+0041 (hex) → 65 (decimal)
€ → U+20AC (hex) → 8364 (decimal)
😀 → U+1F600 (hex) → 128512 (decimal)
中 → U+4E2D (hex) → 20013 (decimal)

Unicode Escape Sequence Examples

Unicode Escape Sequences (JavaScript/Minecraft):

"Hello" → \"Hello\"
New line → \n
Tab → \t
© → \u00A9
€ → \u20AC
♥ → \u2665
Minecraft Private Use → \uE200

Common Use Cases

Web Development: Convert special characters to HTML entities for safe display
Programming: Escape strings for JavaScript, CSS, or other languages
Minecraft Resource Packs: Convert \uE200 format from resource packs to characters for use in chat

Minecraft Testing: Use this command with converted characters:

/tellraw @a {"text":"SYMBOL_IN_UNICODE","font":"FONT"}

Updates with your conversion (default font):

/tellraw @a {"text":"\uE000","font":"minecraft:default"}

URL Encoding: Encode text for safe use in URLs and query parameters
Data Processing: Convert between different text encodings for data import/export
Debugging: Inspect Unicode code points and byte sequences