FontGenerator.cool turns text into 180+ copy-and-paste fonts for Instagram, TikTok, Discord and bios, including cool, cute, bold, cursive and symbol styles. A separate Unicode compatibility checker tests whether fancy text uses symbols or combining marks that may not work everywhere.
YayText generates a variety of Unicode font styles, including bold, italics, cursive, strikethrough and bubble text, that can be copied and pasted into Facebook, Twitter and other platforms. The site also offers an emoji section and how-to guides for styling text on specific services.
CuteSymbols is a website that offers cute text symbols, such as hanging stars, borders, dividers, hearts and decorations, for copying to the clipboard with one click for use in bios and usernames on services including Tumblr, Twitter and Facebook.
LanguageTool is an AI-based grammar, spelling, and punctuation checker that works in over 30 languages. It offers a paraphraser that rewrites sentences to be more fluent, formal, or shorter, and a browser add-on for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari. A Premium tier provides more style checks and paraphrasing.
A searchable emoji directory with meanings, codes, a copy function and pictures for common platforms, based on the latest Unicode standard. Each emoji has its own page with codes, meaning, variations and platform pictures. It covers emoji categories such as smileys, people, animals, food, activities, travel, objects, symbols and flags.
Iconian Fonts is a site featuring fonts created by Dan Zadorozny, browsable by letter and category, including dingbats and bitmap fonts. The fonts are for the PC and are free for noncommercial uses.
DFonts is a website offering downloads of free fonts across categories such as serif, script, calligraphy, handwritten and display fonts. The source describes free fonts, Google Fonts and Adobe Fonts, and mentions unlocking commercial fonts.
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YayText generates a variety of Unicode font styles, including bold, italics, cursive, strikethrough and bubble text, that can be copied and pasted into Facebook, Twitter and other platforms. The site also offers an emoji section and how-to guides for styling text on specific services.
CuteSymbols is a website that offers cute text symbols, such as hanging stars, borders, dividers, hearts and decorations, for copying to the clipboard with one click for use in bios and usernames on services including Tumblr, Twitter and Facebook.
LanguageTool is an AI-based grammar, spelling, and punctuation checker that works in over 30 languages. It offers a paraphraser that rewrites sentences to be more fluent, formal, or shorter, and a browser add-on for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari. A Premium tier provides more style checks and paraphrasing.
A searchable emoji directory with meanings, codes, a copy function and pictures for common platforms, based on the latest Unicode standard. Each emoji has its own page with codes, meaning, variations and platform pictures. It covers emoji categories such as smileys, people, animals, food, activities, travel, objects, symbols and flags.
Iconian Fonts is a site featuring fonts created by Dan Zadorozny, browsable by letter and category, including dingbats and bitmap fonts. The fonts are for the PC and are free for noncommercial uses.
DFonts is a website offering downloads of free fonts across categories such as serif, script, calligraphy, handwritten and display fonts. The source describes free fonts, Google Fonts and Adobe Fonts, and mentions unlocking commercial fonts.
