Facebook font generator

Make one line stand out on Facebook: style it, copy it and paste it into posts.

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Facebook font generator

Type once and get every Unicode style side by side: bold, italic, script, monospace and more. Copy the one you want straight into Facebook. Runs in your browser; nothing you type is stored.

Three steps, no sign-up

  1. Type or paste
    Enter the line you want to style: a hook, a name or a heading for Facebook.
  2. Pick a style
    Every style renders live below as you type.
  3. Copy and paste
    Click Copy on the style you want, then paste it into posts on Facebook.

Where styled text works on Facebook

Styled Unicode text works in posts, comments and the About text of a page. Facebook posts are plain text. Styled letters, together with clean line breaks, are the only way to make a key line stand out in the News Feed.

Facebook fields and their limits

Styled letters count against each field's limit, so check the field before you paste.

FieldLimitWhere it shows
Post63,206cut with "See more"
Images10 per post4 MB each
Cover820 x 312top of a page or profile
Story1080 x 1920full screen

How styled letters count toward the Facebook limit

Each styled letter is a separate Unicode symbol outside the basic range, so it costs 2 UTF-16 units. A line of 50 bold letters takes about 100 of your 63,206.

Use styled text for emphasis, not whole posts

These characters come from Unicode's Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols block, not from a font. They render the same for everyone, but some screen readers spell them out letter by letter, and search, including on-platform search, does not match them against normal words. Style a headline, a hook or one key line, and write the rest in ordinary text so it stays readable and searchable. If a reader sees empty boxes, their device lacks those symbols, which is rare on modern phones.

Finish polishing before you publish

Your post is formatted. Now get it seen.

Formatting makes the key line stand out. Real reactions and comments decide how far the post travels.

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Frequently asked questions

Can you use bold text on Facebook?

Not natively in plain posts, but Unicode bold letters paste in as text and work in posts, comments and the About text of a page.

Do styled letters count as more characters on Facebook?

Each styled letter is a separate Unicode symbol outside the basic range, so it costs 2 UTF-16 units.

What is the Facebook post limit?

63,206; it shows cut with "See more".

What is the Facebook images limit?

10 per post; it shows 4 MB each.

Is styled text readable by screen readers?

Not always. Some screen readers spell styled letters one by one, so keep styling to a word or a line.

Which Facebook fields are best for styled text?

Posts, comments and the About text of a page. The first line a visitor reads gains the most from emphasis.

Which font styles can I copy?

Bold, italic, script, fraktur, double-struck, monospace, small caps, circled, squared, full-width, underline and line-through.

What image sizes work on Facebook?

1200 x 630 for posts, 820 x 312 for the cover and 1080 x 1920 for stories.

How long can a Facebook post be?

63,206 characters; longer posts are cut with "See more" at a point that depends on the screen.

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