Generate chaotic copy-and-paste lettering for surreal posts, glitchy reactions, game chat, memes, and ominous display text.
Fontalic produces deliberately unstable-looking Unicode text, often with unusual alphabets or stacked marks. The effect is visual rather than supernatural, and it does not alter the meaning of your message. Short phrases help the distortion remain recognizable.
Many intense results rely on Unicode combining diacritical marks placed around ordinary letters. These encoded marks were not designed as a visual-effects engine, so large stacks can be clipped, filtered, or displayed differently by each platform.
Try one or two words in a meme, game reaction, eerie caption, or experimental profile. Avoid putting addresses, instructions, account details, or warnings into heavily altered text. If marks spill into other lines, choose a milder result.
No. It is ordinary Unicode text arranged for a chaotic visual effect.
Platforms may limit combining marks or unsupported characters to prevent abuse and layout problems.
Browse the cleaner options, shorten the input, or avoid results with marks stacked above and below each letter.
No. It generates styled Unicode text that you can copy and paste without installing a typeface.
The receiving app and device choose how each Unicode character is rendered, so small visual differences are normal.
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