Unicode Look-alikes

Homoglyphs.md

Unicode Character Look-Alikes

Original Letter	Look-Alike(s)
a	а ạ ą ä à á ą
c	с ƈ ċ
d	ԁ ɗ
e	е ẹ ė é è
g	ġ
h	һ
i	і í ï
j	ј ʝ
k	κ
l	ӏ ḷ
n	ո
o	о ο օ ȯ ọ ỏ ơ ó ò ö
p	р
q	զ
s	ʂ
u	υ ս ü ú ù
v	ν ѵ
x	х ҳ
y	у ý
z	ʐ ż

some_homoglyphs.json

{
    "a": [
        "\u0430",
        "\u00e0",
        "\u00e1",
        "\u1ea1",
        "\u0105"
    ],
    "c": [
        "\u0441",
        "\u0188",
        "\u010b"
    ],
    "d": [
        "\u0501",
        "\u0257"
    ],
    "e": [
        "\u0435",
        "\u1eb9",
        "\u0117",
        "\u0117",
        "\u00e9",
        "\u00e8"
    ],
    "g": [
        "\u0121"
    ],
    "h": [
        "\u04bb"
    ],
    "i": [
        "\u0456",
        "\u00ed",
        "\u00ec",
        "\u00ef"
    ],
    "j": [
        "\u0458",
        "\u029d"
    ],
    "k": [
        "\u03ba"
    ],
    "l": [
        "\u04cf",
        "\u1e37"
    ],
    "n": [
        "\u0578"
    ],
    "o": [
        "\u043e",
        "\u03bf",
        "\u0585",
        "\u022f",
        "\u1ecd",
        "\u1ecf",
        "\u01a1",
        "\u00f6",
        "\u00f3",
        "\u00f2"
    ],
    "p": [
        "\u0440"
    ],
    "q": [
        "\u0566"
    ],
    "s": [
        "\u0282"
    ],
    "u": [
        "\u03c5",
        "\u057d",
        "\u00fc",
        "\u00fa",
        "\u00f9"
    ],
    "v": [
        "\u03bd",
        "\u0475"
    ],
    "x": [
        "\u0445",
        "\u04b3"
    ],
    "y": [
        "\u0443",
        "\u00fd"
    ],
    "z": [
        "\u0290",
        "\u017c"
    ]
}

@FxllenCode this list was exhaustive enough for my purposes at the time. There's a much more exhaustive list here: https://github.com/codebox/homoglyph/blob/master/raw_data/chars.txt

Thanks a lot, mate. This was perfect for a little troll on an image board. Someone decided, users are not allowed to write "[deleted]" as a comment. I thought, taking this joke from me is dumb and if it's dumb, the person definitely will not be aware of such characters xD

I think it's dumb, because either way the result is the same, people will wonder what was written there originally :D

Thank you! 🥳

A complete table of all unicode look-alike letters is available on unicode website

https://util.unicode.org/UnicodeJsps/confusables.jsp?a=abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz&r=None

This was a great troll for an image board I use

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Hi, there. Let me add an example. Macedonian letters Dze (Ѕ and ѕ) look like the corresponding Latin letters S and s

a.a.a.a.a.

0x00  # 0  U+2206▕ ∆ ▏ Sm INCREMENT                 
0x03  # 1  U+ 394▕ Δ ▏ Lu GREEK CAPITAL LETTER DELTA
0x05  # 2  U+ 3BC▕ μ ▏ Ll GREEK SMALL LETTER MU     
0x07  # 3  U+  B5▕ µ ▏ Ll MICRO SIGN                

official list of confusables: http://www.unicode.org/Public/security/revision-03/confusablesSummary.txt

Ooooh, thanks for the list! My original list was compiled for my then 9-year old daughter's first webapp: https://stevenacoffman.github.io/homoglyphs/

so she and her friends could type funny looking messages to one another. As a result, she wanted only similar rather than identical symbols.

Thank you so much!

Can you add two more?

c(latin): \u1d04
v(latin): \u1d20

there are strickingly similar.

Thank you for this, 1 question, does this bypass Turnitin /iThenticate too?

𝜏haṅk you for αll characters. this is very ɦelpiṅg ⱱhile ⱱorkiṅg for zαvα8.github.io ztr8 trαnsliterator.
𝜏hαṅk यou फoर αलल ꞇhαरαꞇटeरस. टhiस iस veरय ɦeलपiṅg ⱱhiलe ⱱoरkiṅg फoर zαvα8.giटhuब.io zटर8 टरαनसलiटeरαटoर.

The M character can be ℳ:

https://www.compart.com/en/unicode/U+2133