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Unicode Text Style Generators – Bold, Italic, Cursive & More

16 free Unicode text style generators: bold, italic, cursive, gothic, monospace, strikethrough, fullwidth, vaporwave, circled, small caps, subscript, superscript. Live preview, one-click copy.

Bold Text Generator

Type any text below and get it in Mathematical Bold (U+1D400), the Unicode block that renders as bold in social media bios, captions, and display names — without needing a font file installed.

Italic Text Generator

Type any text below and get it in Mathematical Italic (U+1D434), the Unicode block that renders as italic in social media bios, captions, and display names — without needing a font file installed.

Monospace Text Generator

Type any text below and get it in Mathematical Monospace (U+1D670), the Unicode block that renders as fixed-width in social media bios, captions, and display names — without needing a monospace font installed.

Fullwidth Text Generator

Type any text below and get it in Fullwidth Latin (U+FF21), the Unicode block where every character renders double-width. Each letter fills the space of two normal characters — the look behind vaporwave layouts and aesthetic posts.

Strikethrough Text Generator

Type any text below and get it crossed out with U+0336 (combining long stroke overlay), the Unicode mark that draws a horizontal line through every character — for edits, jokes, and Reddit-style strikethrough humor, without needing a font file installed.

Double-Struck Text Generator

Type any text below and get it in Mathematical Double-Struck (U+1D538), the Unicode block also called blackboard bold — the outlined letters used in math notation for ℝ, ℕ, ℤ. Renders in social media bios and display names without a font file.

Gothic Text Generator

Type any text below and get it in Mathematical Fraktur (U+1D504), the Unicode block commonly called gothic or Old English. Renders in social media bios, captions, and display names — without needing a font file installed.

Squared Text Generator

Type any text below and get it in squared letters from the Enclosed Alphanumeric Supplement block (U+1F130). Only uppercase A–Z are available — lowercase letters are promoted to uppercase and digits stay plain. Renders in social media bios and display names without a font file.

Underline Text Generator

Type any text below and get it underlined with U+0332 (combining low line), the Unicode mark that draws a line under every character — for emphasis in Discord, GitHub, and plain-text fields, without needing a font file installed.

Vaporwave Text Generator

Type any text below and get it in Fullwidth Latin (U+FF21), the Unicode block vaporwave repurposes for its wide, spaced-out look. Every character renders 1 em wide — the visual signature of aesthetic and retro-digital styling.

Circled Text Generator

Type any text below and get it in Enclosed Alphanumerics (U+24B6), the Unicode block where every letter sits inside a clean circular outline. Useful for badge-style names, server labels, and bio accents.

Small Caps Generator

Type any text below and get it in small capitals, built from the Phonetic Extensions block (U+1D00) and related ranges. Lowercase letters become miniature capitals; existing capitals stay as they are. Useful for clean, professional display text.

Bubble Text Generator

Type any text below and get it in Enclosed Alphanumerics (U+24B6), where every letter floats inside its own rounded bubble. Useful for cute bios, playful nicknames, and friendly section markers.

Cursive Text Generator

Type any text below and get it in Mathematical Script (U+1D49C), the Unicode block that renders Latin letters in a flowing, connected hand. Popular for elegant Instagram bios, lifestyle captions, and display names.

Subscript Text Generator

Type any text below and get it in Unicode subscript (U+2080), the block that gives you H₂O-style characters drawn smaller and lower than the baseline — for chemistry, math notation, and social posts, without needing a font file installed.

Superscript Text Generator

Type any text below and get it in Unicode superscript (U+00B9, U+2070+), the block that gives you x²-style characters drawn smaller and higher than the baseline — for exponents, ordinals, and footnotes, without needing a font file installed.