Fancy font generator

Squared characters have a wide variety of uses. The first ones were added to unicode for Japanese television stations. They needed symbols for like 🅆 for wide format broadcasting, and 🄽 for news.

Later, Unicode added 🅰 🅱 🅾 and 🆎 for blood types, 🆏 for public toilets, and 🅿 for parking. These were quickly followed by the rest of the alphabet.

Note: Some of these symbols render as emojis in certain applications.

Monospaced fonts were created for typewriters. For practical purposes, every character needed to be the same width.

They’re still used in computer terminals and code editors as they align each line of code.

You can also use these characters to create tables and calendars, like in the Unicode calendar generator.

Double struck is also known as blackboard bold. It originated as an attempt to create bold lettering with chalk on a blackboard.

The style worked its way into mathematical equations. Later, it was emulated on typewriters by overlaying the same character twice, leading to the name “double struck”.

Script is an attempt to emulate cursive handwriting. The letters aren’t actually connected, but they have a looped, leaning appearance that looks familiar yet personal.

Circled or enclosed alphanumerics are useful for making your text stand out. The circled characters can be used individually as bullet points or in a string of letters and words.

Squared characters have a wide variety of uses. The first ones were added to unicode for Japanese television stations. They needed symbols for like 🅆 for wide format broadcasting, and 🄽 for news.

Later, Unicode added 🅰 🅱 🅾 and 🆎 for blood types, 🆏 for public toilets, and 🅿 for parking. These were quickly followed by the rest of the alphabet.

Note: Some of these symbols render as emojis in certain applications.