Yes. The sorter handles all Unicode code points, including emoji. It will sort them by their code point order, which groups them by their Unicode block.

Can I sort by Unicode code point instead of alphabetical order?

Yes. The tool sorts by the numeric code point value, so U+0041 (A) comes before U+00F1 (ñ).

Yes. The sorter handles all Unicode characters, including emoji, historic scripts, and rare symbols.

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Unicode to UTF-8

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Encodes Unicode text into UTF-8 byte sequences.

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About this tool

What Unicode to UTF-8 does

A concise, alphabetically sorted list of Unicode characters, each on its own line, with no surrounding text or formatting. This format is ideal for use in spreadsheets, data processing, or as a clean reference list for developers and engineers. It strips away all formatting, headers, and conversational filler, leaving only the raw characters themselves, ordered by their Unicode code point values from 0 to 0x10FFFF.

Step by step

How to use the Online Unicode Tools Unicode to UTF-8

1
Paste your list of characters or code points into the large text area below.
2
The tool will automatically sort them into standard Unicode code point order.
3
Use the 'Copy' button to copy the sorted list to your clipboard, or click 'Select All' to select all text for manual copying.

Is it right for you

Best for

Sorting lists of Unicode characters, debugging encoding issues, or preparing data for downstream processing where alphabetical or numerical order is required.

Limitations

Does not handle complex text shaping or bidirectional (RTL) script reordering; it sorts by code point value only.
Does not support advanced collation rules for non-Latin scripts (e.g., Arabic or Devanagari) beyond simple code point ordering.

Questions

Unicode to UTF-8 FAQ

Can I sort emoji?: Yes. The sorter handles all Unicode code points, including emoji. It will sort them by their code point order, which groups them by their Unicode block.
Can I sort by Unicode code point instead of alphabetical order?: Yes. The tool sorts by the numeric code point value, so U+0041 (A) comes before U+00F1 (ñ).
Can I sort emoji?: Yes. The sorter handles all Unicode characters, including emoji, historic scripts, and rare symbols.

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