Styled Unicode text
Type text once and copy any generated variant: bold, italic, script, fraktur, double-struck, sans serif, monospace, small caps, circled, parenthesized, square, and negative square styles.
The output is Unicode text. It can be pasted into places that accept plain text, but each platform decides which characters it renders.
Character mapping
Latin letters and digits are mapped to matching Unicode ranges where those ranges exist. Some styles have uppercase letters only, some include digits, and some do not include every alphabetic form.
Input is transliterated before styling. That keeps the mapping predictable, but it means accented characters may become plain Latin letters before the style is applied.
Accessibility limits
Styled Unicode characters are not semantic bold, italic, or heading text. Screen readers, search systems, and form validators may treat them differently from ordinary letters. Use them where decorative text is acceptable.