We establish a complete characterization of local linearizability for planar diffeomorphisms. For every prescribed hyperbolic real Jordan form, we obtain necessary and sufficient integrability conditions on the modulus of continuity of the derivative for local linearizability. These criteria reduce to three canonical thresholds: the classical, polynomially weighted, and squared-logarithmically weighted Dini conditions. Each threshold is optimal: whenever the corresponding condition fails, we construct a diffeomorphism with the identical linear part that is not locally linearizable. For every non-hyperbolic linear part, explicit polynomial counterexamples show that smoothness alone cannot guarantee even local topological linearization. Beyond existence, we determine the optimal regularity for the derivative of the linearizing conjugacy in every hyperbolic case, with the optimality established by counterexamples.

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