Fonts for X (Twitter)

The styles below are the ones that actually hold up on X (Twitter). Type your text and tap to copy.

• Display names and posts both accept styled Unicode; handles do not.
• Styled characters count against the character limit exactly like normal letters, one per letter.
• Screen readers struggle with long styled passages, which is why accessibility guides ask you not to write whole posts in them.

Frequently asked questions

Do fancy fonts work on X (Twitter)?

Display names and posts both accept styled Unicode; handles do not.

Will everyone see my styled text the same way?

Almost everyone. These are standard Unicode characters, so modern phones and browsers show them. Very old devices can show boxes for the rarer styles; the classics (bold, cursive, bubble) are safe.

Want more? The main generator has all 43 styles, and the symbol library covers hearts, stars and arrows.