X (Twitter) Font Generator

Create decorative Unicode for X (Twitter) bios and posts. Character limits still apply to fancy glyphs.

Bold

Preview appears as you type.

Italic

Preview appears as you type.

Bold italic

Preview appears as you type.

Bold script

Preview appears as you type.

Bold gothic

Preview appears as you type.

Double-struck

Preview appears as you type.

Typewriter

Preview appears as you type.

Circled

Preview appears as you type.

Circled inverted

Preview appears as you type.

Squared

Preview appears as you type.

Squared inverted

Preview appears as you type.

Small caps

Preview appears as you type.

Wide

Preview appears as you type.

Script

Preview appears as you type.

Sans bold

Preview appears as you type.

Parenthesized

Preview appears as you type.

These styles are Unicode characters, not font files. Screen readers may announce them oddly—use short strings.

Character Count: 0 | Word Count: 0 | Sentence Count: 0 | Line Count: 0

Glyphs that still count toward 280

X (Twitter) counts many Unicode letters as more than one character. A “short” gothic sentence can hit the limit fast. Preview here, then paste a few styled words into a bio or a post.

Discovery and accessibility

Search and some clients fold or skip unusual letters. Screen readers may spell mathematical bold letter-by-letter. Keep the actual claim of a post in normal English; use style as decoration around it.

Display names vs @handles

Handles stay ASCII. Display names can carry Unicode until the field rejects it. Conversion is local; we do not post for you.

Frequently asked questions

Why is my tweet over the limit after pasting?

Fancy letters are often non-BMP characters. Shorten the styled portion.

Will a fancy display name affect my handle?

No. @handles remain the login identifier.

Are these the same as X’s premium fonts?

No. Those are product features. This page pastes Unicode your OS already has.