This client-side string utility breaks input text into individual characters and prints each symbol alongside its four-digit uppercase hexadecimal Unicode code point and its decimal character code. When debugging character encoding mismatches, invisible zero-width spaces, curly quotation mark substitutions, or ASCII delimiter boundaries, inspecting the exact code point of every symbol prevents silent parsing errors.

### Transformation Output Format For every character in the input string, the tool generates one line following this format: [Character] → U+[4-digit Hexadecimal] ([Decimal ASCII/Unicode Code])

### Concrete Inspection Example Suppose you paste the three-character greeting "Hi!" into the input area:

Input Text: Hi!

Output Breakdown: H → U+0048 (72) i → U+0069 (105) ! → U+0021 (33)

Each character appears on its own line, revealing whether an unexpected space is a standard ASCII space (U+0020, decimal 32), a non-breaking space (U+00A0, decimal 160), or a zero-width space (U+200B, decimal 8203).

### Processing & Privacy Note All string splitting and code point evaluations run entirely inside your browser using JavaScript charCodeAt(). No text strings, tokens, or configuration secrets are sent over the network or saved to an external database.