Visually confusing Unicode characters can be used to spoof or disguise text. This tool fixes those spoofed characters by mapping them back to their closest ASCII equivalents. It’s perfect for cleaning up potentially deceptive input or recovering standard text from styled or spoofed variations.
How to Use:
- Paste or type spoofed Unicode text into the input
- Toggle Fix spoofed letters to convert homoglyphs like
Н → H
- Toggle Fix spoofed digits to convert Unicode digits like
𝟹 → 3
- Output updates live and flashes
- Import
.txt
,.csv
, or.log
files as needed - Copy or export your cleaned text
Tool Options:
- Fix spoofed letters: Replaces Unicode lookalikes of A–Z / a–z
- Fix spoofed digits: Replaces stylized digits with standard 0–9
Example:
Input:
Неⅼⅼо 𝟷𝟸𝟹
Output:
Hello 123
Common Use Cases:
Unspoof Unicode Text is ideal for security filtering, phishing detection, and data normalization. It helps recover valid data from deceptive Unicode usage and ensures consistent results for user input, usernames, URLs, logs, or comparisons.
Useful Tools & Suggestions:
Try running your cleaned-up text through Convert Unicode to ASCII to flatten anything still lingering. And for a deeper dive, Analyze Unicode can help you spot any stubborn characters that still don’t match what you expect.