Text to ASCII Codes

Convert text to ASCII and Unicode codes

The Text to ASCII Code Converter turns each character of your text into its numeric code point. For standard English letters, digits and symbols these are the familiar ASCII codes, where a capital A is 65 and a space is 32. For characters beyond ASCII, such as accented letters and emoji, the tool reports the full Unicode code point, so every character is represented correctly.

You can output the numbers in decimal, hexadecimal or octal, separate them with spaces, commas or new lines, and optionally pad each value to three digits so the codes line up in neat columns for easy reading.

Where character codes are useful

Programmers look up code points while debugging encoding issues, building lookup tables or crafting escape sequences. Teachers demonstrate how computers represent text as numbers. Students complete computer-science exercises that map letters to ASCII values. Puzzle makers encode hidden messages as number sequences.

Because the tool reads full code points rather than raw bytes, surrogate pairs that make up emoji are handled as single characters with their true Unicode value. To reverse the process, use an ASCII codes to text decoder. All conversion happens locally in your browser.

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