The ASCII character set comprises only codes 0–127. Codes 0–31 and 127 are non-printing control characters and are shown at the bottom of this page if you need to know them. ASCII characters are displayed here with a green background.
Codes 128–255, along with the ASCII set, make up the Extended ASCII or ISO Latin‑1 character set. This set is technically called ISO-8859‑1. These characters are displayed here with a yellow background. Codes 128–159 in the Latin‑1 set are non-printing control characters.
Characters 128–159 as shown on this chart do not belong to the Latin‑1 character set. They are part of the Windows- 1252 character set and can be used with most Windows applications, including MS Word. These characters are displayed here with a blue background. They should NOT be used directly on web pages. If you want to use non-ASCII characters on a web page, use the proper numeric character reference or HTML entity. All of these characters may be used on a web page by specifying the numeric character reference or HTML entity.
At the end of the page you will find a small table that shows how Microsoft Word uses some of the ASCII control characters.
Hold your pointer over any character in the charts to see the numeric character reference and HTML entity if it has one. Remember that HTML entity names are case-sensitive, so use them as gA solid gray block ( ) indicates a character position that is not used.
| 32. | 48. | 0 | 64. | @ | 80. | P | 96. | ` | 112. | p | |||||
| 33. | ! | 49. | 1 | 65. | A | 81. | Q | 97. | a | 113. | q | ||||
| 34. | " | 50. | 2 | 66. | B | 82. | R | 98. | b | 114. | r | ||||
| 35. | # | 51. | 3 | 67. | C | 83. | S | 99. | c | 115. | s | ||||
| 36. | $ | 52. | 4 | 68. | D | 84. | T | 100. | d | 116. | t | ||||
| 37. | % | 53. | 5 | 69. | E | 85. | U | 101. | e | 117. | u | ||||
| 38. | & | 54. | 6 | 70. | F | 86. | V | 102. | f | 118. | v | ||||
| 39. | ' | 55. | 7 | 71. | G | 87. | W | 103. | g | 119. | w | ||||
| 40. | ( | 56. | 8 | 72. | H | 88. | X | 104. | h | 120. | x | ||||
| 41. | ) | 57. | 9 | 73. | I | 89. | Y | 105. | i | 121. | y | ||||
| 42. | * | 58. | : | 74. | J | 90. | Z | 106. | j | 122. | z | ||||
| 43. | + | 59. | ; | 75. | K | 91. | [ | 107. | k | 123. | { | ||||
| 44. | , | 60. | < | 76. | L | 92. | \ | 108. | l | 124. | | | ||||
| 45. | - | 61. | = | 77. | M | 93. | ] | 109. | m | 125. | } | ||||
| 46. | . | 62. | > | 78. | N | 94. | ^ | 110. | n | 126. | ~ | ||||
| 47. | / | 63. | ? | 79. | O | 95. | _ | 111. | o | 127. | |||||
| 128. | € | 136. | ˆ | 144. | 152. | ˜ | 160. | 168. | ¨ | 176. | ° | 184. | ¸ | ||
| 129. | 137. | ‰ | 145. | ‘ | 153. | ™ | 161. | ¡ | 169. | © | 177. | ± | 185. | ¹ | |
| 130. | ‚ | 138. | Š | 146. | ’ | 154. | š | 162. | ¢ | 170. | ª | 178. | ² | 186. | º |
| 131. | ƒ | 139. | ‹ | 147. | “ | 155. | › | 163. | £ | 171. | « | 179. | ³ | 187. | » |
| 132. | „ | 140. | Œ | 148. | ” | 156. | œ | 164. | ¤ | 172. | ¬ | 180. | ´ | 188. | ¼ |
| 133. | … | 141. | 149. | • | 157. | 165. | ¥ | 173. | - | 181. | µ | 189. | ½ | ||
| 134. | † | 142. | Ž | 150. | – | 158. | ž | 166. | ¦ | 174. | ® | 182. | ¶ | 190. | ¾ |
| 135. | ‡ | 143. | 151. | — | 159. | Ÿ | 167. | § | 175. | ¯ | 183. | · | 191. | ¿ | |
| 192. | À | 200. | È | 204. | Ì | 208. | Ð | 210. | Ò | 215. | × | 217. | Ù | 221. | Ý |
| 193. | Á | 201. | É | 205. | Í | 209. | Ñ | 211. | Ó | 216. | Ø | 218. | Ú | 222. | Þ |
| 194. | Â | 202. | Ê | 206. | Î | 212. | Ô | 219. | Û | 223. | ß | ||||
| 195. | Ã | 203. | Ë | 207. | Ï | 213. | Õ | 220. | Ü | ||||||
| 196. | Ä | 214. | Ö | ||||||||||||
| 197. | Å | ||||||||||||||
| 198. | Æ | ||||||||||||||
| 199. | Ç | ||||||||||||||
| 224. | à | 232. | è | 236. | ì | 240. | ð | 242. | ò | 247. | ÷ | 249. | ù | 253. | ý |
| 225. | á | 233. | é | 237. | í | 241. | ñ | 243. | ó | 248. | ø | 250. | ú | 254. | þ |
| 226. | â | 234. | ê | 238. | î | 244. | ô | 251. | û | 255. | ÿ | ||||
| 227. | ã | 235. | ë | 239. | ï | 245. | õ | 252. | ü | ||||||
| 228. | ä | 246. | ö | ||||||||||||
| 229. | å | ||||||||||||||
| 230. | æ | ||||||||||||||
| 231. | ç |
| 0. | NUL | null | 8. | BS | backspace | 16. | DLE | data link escape | 24. | CAN | cancel |
| 1. | SOH | start of heading | 9. | HT | horizontal tabulation | 17. | DC1 | device control 1 | 25. | EM | end of medium |
| 2. | STX | start of text | 10. | LF | line feed | 18. | DC2 | device control 2 | 26. | SUB | substitute |
| 3. | ETX | end of text | 11. | VT | vertical tabulation | 19. | DC3 | device control 3 | 27. | ESC | escape |
| 4. | EOT | end of transmission | 12. | FF | form feed | 20. | DC4 | device control 4 | 28. | FS | file separator |
| 5. | ENQ | enquiry | 13. | CR | carriage return | 21. | NAK | negative acknowledge | 29. | GS | group separator |
| 6. | ACK | acknowledge | 14. | SO | shift out | 22. | SYN | synchronous idle | 30. | RS | record separator |
| 7. | BEL | bell | 15. | SI | shift in | 23. | ETB | end of transmission block | 31. | US | unit separator |
| 127. | DEL | delete |
| ASCII Control Characters used in Microsoft Word | |
| 9. | Tab |
| 11. | New line |
| 12. | Page break |
| 13. | Paragraph |
| 14. | Column break |
| 30. | Non-breaking hyphen |
| 31. | Optional hyphen |
| 160. | Non-breaking space |
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