Letters
Latin alphabet letters A–Z and a–z with Unicode names and code points.
The Latin alphabet is the foundation of every font changer style. Each letter exists as a plain Unicode character, and most stylish fonts are simply alternate Unicode versions of these same letters.
Use this reference to look up any letter, copy it instantly, and find its official Unicode name and code point.
Characters listed52
Plain text glyphs52
Emoji-style0
Code point rangeU+0041 – U+007A
52 characters
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are styled letters different characters?expand_more
Yes. A bold 𝐀 or cursive 𝒜 is a completely separate Unicode character from the plain letter A, even though it represents the same letter. That is why styled text can be pasted anywhere plain text is accepted.
Where can I see one letter in many styles?expand_more
Open the Letter Generator to view a single letter rendered in every supported style side by side.
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