The Telugu Unicode chart is a reference table of all Telugu script characters assigned by the Unicode Consortium (UTC), covering the Telugu Unicode block from U+0C00 to U+0C7F, which contains 128 code point slots for Telugu vowels, consonants, digits, matras, and signs. 98 of those 128 slots carry assigned characters. The Telugu Unicode table below lists every one of them, and matches the Unicode Consortium's official Telugu code chart (PDF).
This chart matters for conversion. Every Unicode to non Unicode conversion for Telugu maps Unicode code points, such as U+0C15 for క, to Anu Script byte values. Understanding the chart helps identify mapping errors and verify conversion accuracy.
This page covers the full Telugu Unicode list organised by category, how code points map to Anu Script, and how to look up any Telugu character code. The Telugu letters Unicode values and the Telugu alphabet Unicode values both appear in the tables below.
What Is the Telugu Unicode Block?
The Telugu Unicode block is the contiguous range of code points the Unicode Consortium reserved for the Telugu script. It is one block among the Indian Languages ranges defined in the Universal Character Encoding Standard.
One Code Point Per Character
Each Telugu character holds a permanent number. The letter క is U+0C15 on every device, in every Unicode font, forever.
128 Reserved Slots
The block reserves 128 positions. 98 are assigned; the rest stay empty for future additions to the script.
Font-Independent
Pothana2000, Gautami and Noto Sans Telugu all read the same code points. The character identity lives in the text, not the font.
Telugu Unicode Range — U+0C00 to U+0C7F
The Telugu Unicode range is U+0C00 to U+0C7F, written in hexadecimal.
Telugu script Unicode uses the prefix U+ to mark a code point, and the four digits that follow are hexadecimal. U+0C00 is the first slot in the block and U+0C7F is the last. Within that range the characters group into 5 categories: signs at the start, independent vowels, consonants, matras and vowel signs, and digits.
Telugu Unicode Chart — Full Character Table
Every assigned code point in the block, with its official Unicode name and its Anu Script byte under both versions.
Telugu Vowels — Unicode Code Points
The independent vowels, used when a vowel opens a syllable.
Telugu Consonants — Unicode Code Points
The consonant set, each carrying an inherent vowel until a matra or virama modifies it.
Telugu Digits — Unicode Code Points
The 10 Telugu numerals, U+0C66 to U+0C6F.
Telugu Matras and Signs — Unicode Code Points
Dependent vowel signs, the virama, and the marks that modify a consonant.
How to Use the Telugu Unicode Chart for Conversion
To use the chart for conversion, find the Telugu character, read its code point, then read the Anu byte beside it. There are 4 steps.
Locate the character
Find it in the category table above, or paste it into the lookup tool at the top of this page.
Read the code point
The U+ value identifies the character independently of any font.
Read the Anu byte
Each row shows the Anu 6 and Anu 7 byte the converter produces for that character.
Verify your output
Compare a converted character against the chart to confirm the conversion used the version you expected.
Telugu Unicode vs Anu Script — How Code Points Map
A Unicode code point is a permanent number; an Anu Script byte is a font-dependent position. Conversion is a lookup between the two.
| Attribute | Telugu Unicode | Anu Script |
|---|---|---|
| Identifier | Code point (U+0C15) | ASCII byte position |
| Range | U+0C00–U+0C7F | Reuses the 256 ASCII slots |
| Assigned characters | 98 | Depends on the font version |
| Font needed to read | Any Telugu Unicode font | The matching Anu font only |
| Same across versions | Yes, permanent | No — Anu 6 and Anu 7 differ |
| Searchable | Yes | No |
The Anu 6 vs Anu 7 page carries the full mapping table for the Anu side, and the Unicode to Non Unicode Converter performs the lookup in both directions.
Common Telugu Unicode Characters and Their Values
There are 6 Telugu Unicode values worth memorising, because they anchor the rest of the block.
| Character | Code point | Name | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| అ | U+0C05 | Letter A | First independent vowel; start of the vowel run |
| క | U+0C15 | Letter Ka | First consonant; start of the consonant run |
| హ | U+0C39 | Letter Ha | Last consonant in the main run |
| ా | U+0C3E | Vowel Sign Aa | First matra; start of the dependent signs |
| ్ | U+0C4D | Sign Virama | Joins consonants into conjuncts |
| ౦ | U+0C66 | Digit Zero | Start of the 10 Telugu digits |
Conclusion
The Telugu Unicode chart lists every character the Unicode Consortium assigned to the Telugu script, across the block U+0C00 to U+0C7F. 98 of the 128 reserved slots carry assigned characters, grouped into vowels, consonants, digits, matras and signs.
Every Unicode to non Unicode conversion reads these code points and writes the matching Anu Script byte. Use the lookup tool above for a single character, the category tables for a full reference, and the Anu 6 vs Anu 7 mapping table for the complete Anu side.