Turn text into bold, cursive, bubble, gothic and upside down letters you can copy into any bio, name or caption, and turn fancy text back to normal
How to use
Type your name, bio or caption in the box.
Every style updates as you type. Pick a group like Cursive & gothic to narrow the list, and add a decoration if you like.
Tap a style to copy it, then paste it into your profile, post or chat.
Have fancy text that a form will not accept? Switch to Back to normal text and paste it in.
Why use this tool
27 styles: Bold, italic, cursive, gothic, outline, bubbles, boxes, wide, small caps, strikethrough, underline, upside down and more.
Correct letters, checked against Unicode: Some letters were added to Unicode in a different place than the rest of their style. They are mapped individually, so words never come out with a missing or broken letter.
Back to normal text: Paste fancy letters and get plain text again, handy for search boxes, forms and anywhere fancy text is rejected.
Character counts that match apps: Each style shows its length, including the larger count some apps use for fancy letters, so you stay within bio and name limits.
Decorations: Frame your text with stars, sparkles, hearts, flowers, wings or brackets.
Frequently asked questions
How does a fancy text generator work?
It is not a font. Unicode includes many letter-like characters, such as mathematical bold letters and circled letters. Your text is swapped for those characters, so the style stays when you paste it anywhere that supports Unicode.
Where can I use fancy text?
Most social profiles, bios, display names, captions, comments and chat apps accept it. Some sites block special characters in usernames, and search engines may not match fancy text to normal words.
Why does fancy text show as boxes?
The device viewing it has no font containing that character. Bold, italic and cursive styles are supported almost everywhere; rare symbols can appear as boxes on older phones.
Is fancy text accessible?
Not always. Screen readers may read fancy letters one by one or skip them. Keep your name and key information in normal text too.
Why does my bio count more characters than I typed?
Many fancy letters take two units in the encoding apps use internally, so some apps count them twice toward a limit. The count on each style shows both numbers.