Charcuterie is a visual explorer for Unicode. Browse characters, discover related glyphs, and explore scripts, symbols, and shapes across the standard.

I’ve been using this for a while, and for some reason completely forgot its name when I needed it. So now it’s bookmark, it makes it super easy to find Unicode characters. A good complement to Shapecatcher.

Unicode fundamentals: code points, encoding (UTF-8/UTF-16), grapheme clusters, normalization, locale pitfalls (Turkish dotless i, Cyrillic variants), emoji internals (ZWJ, modifiers, flags), and more

Comprehensive guide with émojis and spëcial characters: 中文, 日本語, 한국어

why you should just use utf-8 and nothing else

Collection of interesting information on monospace fonts.

Emoji steganography.

There is another unicode fraction generator that comes up when you search, but that one sucks, this is the good one because it autorecognize the ones that are already in Unicode w/o joiners. I always forget which one is the good one but it’s this one.

Unicode characters you can not see