Instructions

The Normalization Charts provide charts of the characters in Unicode that differ from at least one of their normalization forms (C, D, KC, KD).

• The index pages are ordered by the following:
  • By script, unless the script is COMMON or INHERITED
  • By general category, in the latter two cases
• Within each chart page, the code points are sorted by folded NFKD, to place related characters next to one another.
• To keep the size of the Hangul chart manageable, characters U+AD00..U+D6FF (관..훿) are omitted.
• To help pick out cells visually, the more interesting ones have a light blue background. The other cells have grayed-out text.
  • The more interesting ones are:
    • C: if different than the character
    • D: if different than C
    • KC: if different than C
    • KD: if different than KC and D
• If your browser supports tool-tops, then hovering your mouse over cells will show the names of the characters.
• For more information, see UAX #15: Unicode Normalization Forms.

To properly view these charts, your browser should be reasonably recent so it handles Unicode and cascading style sheets, and you should install a Unicode font and configure your browser to use it.