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How it works
- Characters are counted as you see them: a combined emoji such as π¨βπ©βπ§ counts as one.
- UTF-8 bytes: English letters 1 byte, Hangul/Chinese/Japanese 3 bytes, a simple emoji 4 bytes (combined emoji more) β useful for SMS and form limits.
- Korean job applications often limit answers by characters with or without spaces β check which one.
FAQ
How many bytes is a Korean character?
In UTF-8 a Hangul syllable is 3 bytes; in older EUC-KR systems it is 2 bytes.
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