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Unicode Text Normalizer

Normalize composed, decomposed or compatibility Unicode forms.

Tool inputs stay in your browser · optional AI search sends your query

Good to know: NFC/NFD use canonical equivalence; NFKC/NFKD also fold compatibility characters and may change meaning or appearance. Review output before replacing identifiers or names.

How to use it (step by step)

  1. 1Type or paste your text into the “Input” box. There is already an example in it so you can see how it works; press Clear to start with your own.
  2. 2Choose your settings: “Normalization form”.
  3. 3The answer appears right away in the “Result” box. No button needed.
  4. 4Press Copy and paste the result wherever you need it.

Words to know

Unicode / fancy text
The worldwide list of every letter, symbol and emoji. “Fancy fonts” are actually special Unicode letters that look bold or cursive.
Docker / container
Docker packs an app with everything it needs into a “container” that runs the same on any computer.
Unicode / UTF-8
Unicode gives every character (A, ñ, ₱, 😀) a number. UTF-8 is how those numbers are stored as bytes.

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