Convert Unicode to a String Literal
String Literal Creator – The Simplest Online Unicode Tool
Looking for the easiest way to convert Unicode text into string literals? The String Literal Creator is your go-to online tool! This browser-based utility automatically converts any Unicode text you paste into a string literal format in seconds. It works seamlessly with popular Unicode encodings like UTF-8, UTF-16, UCS-2, UTF-32, and UCS-4, and even supports emoji characters. Whether you’re working with code points, bytes, or custom formats, this tool simplifies the process and gives you full control over the output.
Why Use a String Literal Creator?
String literals are essential for programming and configuration files, and this tool makes creating them quick and hassle-free. It takes your Unicode input, processes it into binary bytes or code points, and outputs it as escape codes in multiple formats. Choose from Java (\uHHHH), Ruby (\u{HHHH}), HTML/XML (&#D; or &#xHH;), and much more. You can even customize your own format if the standard ones don’t meet your needs.
The String Literal Creator also allows you to:
- Choose between uppercase or lowercase escape codes.
- Add double quotation marks for ready-to-use strings.
- Customize delimiters to separate escape codes.
- Select your preferred Unicode encoding, including UTF-8 (default), UCS-2, UTF-16-LE, UTF-16-BE, UCS-4, UTF-32-LE, and UTF-32-BE.
- Include a Byte Order Mark (BOM) for encodings that require it.
Examples of String Literal Conversion
1. Java String Literal Conversion
Convert text to Java string literals with ease! For example, take this quote:
“The only source of knowledge is experience”
Output:
“\uff34\uff48\uff45\u0020\uff4f\uff4e\uff4c\uff59\u0020\uff53\uff4f\uff55\uff52\uff43\uff45\u0020\uff4f\uff46\u0020\uff4b\uff4e\uff4f\uff57\uff4c\uff45\uff44\uff47\uff45\u0020\uff49\uff53\u0020\uff45\uff58\uff50\uff45\uff52\uff49\uff45\uff4e\uff43\uff45”
2. Unicode Art to Literal String
Transform Unicode art, like this snail:
.----. @ @
/ .-"-.`. \v/
| | '\ \ \_/ )
,-\ `-.' /.' /
'---`----'----' hjw
Output:
\x{20} \x{20} \x{2E} \x{2D} \x{2D} \x{2D} \x{20} \x{2E}…
3. Emoji to Custom String Literals
Create string literals for medical emojis like 💊, 💉, or 🧬 using a custom format. For example:
Output: “#$FF, #$FE, #$3D, #$D8, #$8A, #$DC…”
Why Choose This Tool?
Developed by encoding experts at Browserling, this tool is designed to make working with Unicode simple and efficient. No matter your programming language or encoding needs, this tool has you covered. From software developers to data engineers, anyone working with string literals will benefit from its flexibility and ease of use.
Start creating custom string literals with the String Literal Creator today! It’s fast, free, and works entirely in your browser.