Twitter / X Font Generator

Twitter and X refer to the same platform here, so both names share this generator and one canonical URL. Choose Post, Bio, or Display name to see the relevant usage note. The results are Unicode letter substitutions, not a replacement for X’s interface typeface.

Check length after styling

Styled alphabets can use more of a post’s length allowance than ordinary Latin letters. Post mode shows a standard 280-character estimate calculated with the open-source twitter-text parser, which accounts for weighted characters, recognized emoji, and detected URLs. It is not a raw JavaScript string-length count. The estimate does not model subscription-specific longer posts or automatically supplied reply mentions; the X composer is the final check. Bio and name modes deliberately do not reuse the post counter.

Keep useful text usable

Detected URLs, @mentions, #hashtags, and $cashtags remain unchanged while surrounding text is styled. Keep important search phrases and contact details in plain text too. Fancy characters are for display names, bios, or short post accents; your unique @handle has separate character restrictions. Native formatting, when available in your composer, is another option that preserves ordinary letters.