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Text & Font Tools

Nine focused utilities for people who work with text: converters that map any sentence into every Unicode style we support, reference browsers for letters, numbers and symbols, and transformers that flip, mirror, shrink, strike or hide what you type. Everything runs in your browser. Nothing gets uploaded.

Converters & References

Look things up, compare variants, convert between styles. These tools answer questions like 'what does a gothic 5 look like?' (trick question — it doesn't exist) and 'which styles support the letter Q?'.

Text Transformations

Single-purpose transformers that do one job properly. Each one uses real Unicode mechanics — combining marks, zero-width characters, rotated look-alikes — not fake fonts or images.

Need a full generator instead?

The main font generator shows your text in sixteen styles simultaneously — better when you haven't picked a style yet. For platform-specific advice, start atplatform compatibility or browse thecharacter library for individual symbols.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these tools free to use?expand_more

Yes. Every tool runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, and there is no sign-up. Bookmark the ones you use often.

What is the difference between a tool and a font generator?expand_more

Generators show your text in many Unicode styles at once so you can compare. Tools do one specific transformation — flipping, mirroring, shrinking, striking or hiding text — with finer control over the result.

Will the output work on Instagram, WhatsApp and Discord?expand_more

In almost all cases yes, because the output is plain Unicode text rather than formatting. A few characters render inconsistently on older devices; each tool page notes its known limitations honestly.

Do you store the text I type?expand_more

No. All transformations happen locally in your browser. We never see, log or transmit your input — check the privacy policy for details.