Font Generator — Copy & Paste
Type your text below. Click any style to copy. Works on all platforms.
Free Font Generator for Social Media
Qbotype is a free online font generator that converts your regular text into fancy Unicode text styles you can copy and paste anywhere. Unlike real fonts that require software installation, our tool uses Unicode characters — special symbols defined in the Universal Character Set that work on every device and platform.
How Does the Font Generator Work?
When you type text into the input field above, our generator instantly maps each letter to its Unicode equivalent in over 30 different styles. These aren't images or special fonts — they're real text characters that you can paste into any text field. That's why they work on Instagram bios, Discord usernames, Twitter posts, TikTok profiles, and everywhere else.
Popular Font Styles
- Cursive / Script — elegant handwriting style, perfect for Instagram bios
- Bold — make your text stand out in social media posts
- Gothic / Fraktur — medieval old English look for usernames
- Bubble Text — circled letters for a playful look
- Double-Struck — outline style popular on Discord
- Small Caps — professional look for headers
- Strikethrough — crossed-out text for emphasis
- Upside Down — flipped text that still reads correctly
Works Everywhere
The fancy text generated by Qbotype works on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter/X, TikTok, Discord, Twitch, WhatsApp, Telegram, YouTube, Snapchat, Reddit, Tumblr, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Steam, Roblox, Minecraft, and any other platform or app that supports Unicode text.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these real fonts?
Not technically. They're Unicode characters from mathematical, linguistic, and symbol blocks that look like different font styles. The advantage is they work everywhere without installing anything — unlike real fonts which only work in design software.
Will fancy text affect my SEO?
Unicode text styles are not recommended for website headings or body text, as search engines may not interpret them correctly. They're best used for social media profiles, bios, usernames, and posts where visual impact matters more than searchability.
Why do some characters show as boxes?
Some older devices or browsers may not have full Unicode support. The most widely supported styles are Bold, Italic, Script, and Sans-Serif. More exotic styles like Fraktur or enclosed characters may not display on all devices.