Fancy Text Generator

Some platforms or apps don't fully support Unicode characters. If your text appears as boxes (□) or question marks (?), that platform may have limited Unicode support.

Most major social media platforms like Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Discord support Unicode fonts well.

They're essentially the same thing! Both terms refer to tools that convert regular text into stylish Unicode characters.

"Fancy Text Generator" is more commonly used for social media styling, while "Unicode Text Converter" is sometimes used for more technical purposes.

Not exactly. These are Unicode characters that look like different fonts. Real fonts require the receiving application to have that font installed.

Unicode characters are universal symbols that appear the same everywhere Unicode is supported.

Not all Unicode styles have complete character sets. For example, the subscript style (ₛₘₐₗₗ) only has characters for some letters.

When a character isn't available, the original letter is used instead.

For important content like business names or hashtags, use regular text. Reserve fancy text for decorative purposes.

You can, but email support varies. Some email clients display Unicode fonts correctly, while others may show them as plain text or symbols.

Test with your specific email client before sending important messages.

Click the star icon on any style card to add it to your favorites. Access your saved styles anytime from the "Favorites" tab.

Your favorites are stored in your browser and will persist between visits.

Your text is never sent to any server, and we don't collect or store any of your content.

Different devices and operating systems render Unicode characters slightly differently. The core style will be the same, but minor visual differences are normal.

Yes! There are two ways to do this:

• Editor Mode (Recommended) - Switch to Editor Mode, type your full text, then select specific parts and apply different styles. This is the easiest way to create mixed-style text.
• Simple Mode - Copy words from different style cards and paste them together manually.

Editor Mode is an advanced feature that works like a simple text editor. Instead of converting all your text to one style, you can select specific words or phrases and apply different styles to each.

This lets you create text like "𝐇𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐨 𝓌ℴ𝓇𝓁𝒹" where "Hello" is bold and "world" is script.

Yes! Editor Mode has full undo/redo support.

Click the undo/redo buttons in the toolbar, or use keyboard shortcuts:

• Ctrl+Z to undo
• Ctrl+Y (or Ctrl+Shift+Z) to redo