Emoji Unicode Lookup
Paste an emoji to see its Unicode codepoint and copy developer-friendly formats (U+XXXX or \u{XXXX}). Everything runs locally in your browser.
Try:
All U+ Codepoints
U+1F600Unicode Escape
\u{1F600}π1 codepoint
π
U+ Codepoint
U+1F600Decimal
128512Escape
\u{1F600}How to find an emoji Unicode codepoint
- Paste any emoji into the input box above.
- Read the U+XXXX codepoint and decimal value for each character.
- Click Copy to grab the U+ value or
\u{XXXX}escape. - Repeat for other emojis (including flags and multi-codepoint emojis).
Why do some emojis have multiple codepoints?
Some emojis are sequences (for example, flags, family emojis, or skin tone variants). They may include multiple Unicode codepoints and joiners. That is normal and expected β copy the full sequence to reproduce the exact emoji.