Times New Roman Font To Unicode Converter File

The Times New Roman font you see on social media profiles isn't actually a "font"—it’s a set of unique Unicode symbols.

• Supports regular, bold, and italic serif variants.
• No character limits (or high limits).
• Does not require JavaScript to be disabled (but works with it).
• One-click copy functionality.

• The typed word "Cat" in Times New Roman became C (U+0043), a (U+0061), t (U+0074).
• A special ligature like "fi" (common in Times New Roman for "fi") was expanded into two separate Unicode characters: f (U+0066) and i (U+0069).

• “ → U+201C
• … → U+2026
• ’ → U+2019 (if present)
• — → U+2014

When conversion is needed

• Text saved with a legacy code page or custom font mapping where glyphs in Times New Roman correspond to nonstandard code points (e.g., some older word-processing exports, PDF-to-text tools, or custom symbol fonts).
• Text contains special typographic characters (smart quotes, en/em dashes, ligatures) that should map to their Unicode equivalents.
• Text uses typographic ligatures or stylistic alternates visually provided by the font but you need explicit Unicode characters.