Write your bio line or display name once and see it in cursive, small caps, wide vaporwave letters, bubbles, hearts and sparkles. Tap any style to copy it and paste it into TikTok.
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How to use it
1Type your name or bio text in the box above.
2Tap the style you like to copy it.
3In TikTok, go to your profile, tap Edit profile and paste into Name or Bio. For captions and comments, paste directly.
4Save, and if you can, view your profile from another phone to spot characters that don't display.
TikTok's profile has no font picker, so these styles are Unicode characters that behave like normal text. They work in your name, bio, captions and comments, but not in your @username, which only allows letters, numbers, underscores and periods. The text tool inside the video editor has its own fonts; the styles here are for everything around your videos.
Frequently asked questions
TikTok usernames only allow letters, numbers, underscores and periods, and styled letters count as different characters, so they're refused. Put the styled version in your Name field instead.
Yes, they paste like normal text. Keep hashtags plain, though: a hashtag written in styled letters is a different tag, so it won't link your video to the one people actually follow and search.
Search doesn't match styled letters to normal words, so don't style the words people would type to find you, like your name or your niche. Style a short tagline and keep keywords plain.
Short and readable wins: cursive or small caps for one line, and a light frame such as sparkles or 𓆩 wings 𓆪 around your name. Wide vaporwave text looks great but takes up a lot of room on a phone screen.
Their phone doesn't have glyphs for some of the rarer characters, which happens more often on older devices. Cursive and bold are widely supported; decorative symbols like the hieroglyph wings are more likely to show as boxes.