Pick To ASCII or To Unicode and enter a domain. Encoding converts each non-ASCII label to its xn-- Punycode form; decoding turns xn-- labels back into readable Unicode.
An RFC 3492 encoding that represents Unicode domain labels using only ASCII, prefixed with xn--. It lets internationalized domains work in the ASCII-only DNS.
Only the label with non-ASCII characters is encoded. 'bücher' becomes 'bcher-kva' and gains the xn-- prefix; the .com stays untouched.
Yes — any Unicode code point, including emoji and non-Latin scripts, round-trips correctly through the encoder and decoder.