How Unicode escaping works
Each character is written as its code point in one of three notations: \uXXXX, brace-delimited \u{X…}, or U+XXXX.
Unicode Escape Text Encoder
Encode text as \uXXXX, \u{X…}, or U+XXXX Unicode escape sequences. Runs entirely in your browser — input is never uploaded.
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Processed locally. Your data never leaves this device.UTF-8 text ↔ Unicode escapes
Choosing an escape style
\uXXXX splits characters outside the Basic Multilingual Plane (like emoji) into a surrogate pair of two escapes; \u{X…} and U+XXXX represent the full code point in a single token.
Frequently asked questions
Decoding accepts all three styles in the same input, so mixed-style text pasted from different sources still decodes correctly.