See the full Urdu alphabet in one table, with each letter’s Unicode code point, its name, and a simple Roman spelling, and copy any letter with a click.
Quick Answer
The Urdu Alphabet Unicode Viewer lays out the Urdu alphabet as a reference table. Each row shows the letter, its Unicode code point, its name, and a simple Roman spelling, so you can look up a letter, learn its code point, and copy it with a click. Everything runs in your browser.
The Urdu Alphabet
Every Urdu letter with its code point and name.
| Letter | Code point | Name | Roman |
|---|
Your tray
- Letters
- 39
- In tray
- 0
- First
- U+0627
- Last
- U+06D2
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What the Urdu Alphabet Unicode Viewer Shows
The Urdu Alphabet Unicode Viewer presents the full Urdu alphabet as a single reference table. Each row gives the letter, its Unicode code point, its name, and a simple Roman spelling, so you can find a letter, read its code point, and copy it without hunting through a character map.
It is a quick reference for anyone learning the alphabet, writing about it, or working with the code points behind it.
Everything runs on your own device. Nothing is uploaded or stored, so your work stays private.
How to Use It
- Read the table. See every Urdu letter with its details.
- Choose the columns. Turn the Roman spelling and the name on or off.
- Click a letter. It is copied and added to the tray.
- Copy the tray. Copy the collected letters, or save them as a file.
The Order of the Letters
The table follows the standard order of the Urdu alphabet, from alef at the start to the big yeh at the end. This is the order used in dictionaries and teaching, so the table doubles as a guide to how Urdu words are sorted.
The Letter Names
Each letter has a name, such as alef, be, and pe, and the table gives it alongside the letter. Knowing the names helps when you are spelling a word aloud, discussing the script, or looking a letter up in a reference.
Copying a Letter
Click any letter in the table to copy it straight to your clipboard and add it to the tray at the bottom. The tray lets you collect several letters and copy them together, which is handy when you do not have an Urdu keyboard to hand.
A Worked Example
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The result above comes from the same data the tool uses, so it reflects real behavior. Click a letter to try it.
Who Uses This Viewer
Learners use it to study the alphabet. Writers use it to copy a letter. Developers use it to look up a code point.
Accuracy and Limits
The table lists the standard Urdu alphabet with exact code points and names. The Roman spelling is a simple guide to the sound, not a strict transliteration, since one Urdu letter can map to different Roman letters depending on the word.
Good to know: to browse the whole Arabic block rather than just the alphabet, the range browser is the better fit.
Your Data Stays Private
The viewer runs fully in your browser with standard web technology. Nothing is uploaded or stored, and nothing is sent to any analytics service. Only your star rating is sent, to record the tool’s rating. When you close the page, the tray is gone.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Urdu Alphabet Unicode Viewer show?
It presents the full Urdu alphabet as a table, with each letter’s Unicode code point, its name, and a simple Roman spelling, and lets you copy any letter with a click.
In what order are the letters?
The standard order of the Urdu alphabet, from alef to the big yeh, the same order used in dictionaries and teaching.
Is the Roman spelling exact?
It is a simple guide to the sound, not a strict transliteration, since one Urdu letter can map to different Roman letters depending on the word.
How do I copy a letter?
Click any letter in the table to copy it to your clipboard and add it to the tray, then copy the whole tray if you want several.
How is this different from the range browser?
This lists just the Urdu alphabet with names, while the range browser lays out every code point in a whole block.
Is my data safe?
Yes. Everything runs in your browser. Your text is never uploaded, saved, or shared.
Is this tool free?
Yes, it is completely free and needs no account to use.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. It works on phones, tablets, and computers.
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- The Unicode Standard and code charts (Arabic block U+0600, Arabic Supplement, Presentation Forms). unicode.org/charts
- UAX #9, Unicode Bidirectional Algorithm (RTL, marks, isolates, overrides). unicode.org/reports/tr9
- UAX #15, Unicode Normalization Forms (NFC, NFD, NFKC, NFKD). unicode.org/reports/tr15
- MDN Web Docs, String.prototype.normalize and code point methods. developer.mozilla.org
This free tool lists the standard Urdu alphabet with exact code points and names; the Roman spelling is a simple guide to the sound, not a strict transliteration. Your star rating is stored on the site.