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UTF-32 Inspector

Inspect text as UTF-32 code points and examine the fixed-width representation of Unicode characters.

Text
UTF-32 Code Points
UTF-32 Inspection
Unicode code points20
JavaScript UTF-16 units22
UTF-32 size80 B
ASCII code points17 (85.0%)
BMP code points18
Supplementary code points2 (10.0%)
Highest code pointU+1F600
Invalid code points0
Unicode Code Points
CharacterUTF-32DecimalType
H0x0000004872Latin letter
e0x00000065101Latin letter
l0x0000006C108Latin letter
l0x0000006C108Latin letter
o0x0000006F111Latin letter
,0x0000002C44Unicode character
␠0x0000002032Space
U0x0000005585Latin letter
T0x0000005484Latin letter
F0x0000004670Latin letter
-0x0000002D45Unicode character
30x0000003351Digit
20x0000003250Digit
!0x0000002133Unicode character
␠0x0000002032Space
😀0x0001F600128512Emoji / symbol
␠0x0000002032Space
€0x000020AC8364Unicode character
␠0x0000002032Space
𝄞0x0001D11E119070Unicode character
UTF-32 Notes
• UTF-32 represents each Unicode code point using exactly 32 bits.
• Every valid Unicode code point fits into one UTF-32 value.
• Valid Unicode code points range from U+0000 to U+10FFFF.
• Unlike UTF-16, supplementary characters do not require a surrogate pair.
• For example, 😀 is one Unicode code point: U+1F600.
• In UTF-32 its value is 0x0001F600 and occupies 4 bytes.
• JavaScript strings themselves are stored using UTF-16, so the JavaScript string length can differ from the UTF-32 code-point count.
• The inspection is performed entirely in the browser.

What is UTF-32 Inspector?

Inspect how Unicode characters are represented using UTF-32 by viewing their code points and fixed-width hexadecimal values.

How to use

  1. Enter or paste text.
  2. Inspect each Unicode character.
  3. Review the UTF-32 hexadecimal values.
  4. Copy the inspection results.

Features

  • UTF-32 code point inspection
  • Unicode character analysis
  • Hexadecimal representation
  • Fixed-width encoding view

Common Use Cases

  • Encoding debugging
  • Unicode analysis
  • Character encoding education
  • Comparing Unicode encodings

Example

Input
A
Output
Character: A
Code point: U+0041
UTF-32: 00000041

FAQ

Does UTF-32 use one code unit per code point?

Yes.

Does it show Unicode code points?

Yes.

Is processing local?

Yes.

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