Instagram Font Generator

Where these fonts work on Instagram

Instagram has no font setting for text. These styles are Unicode characters that look like styled letters, so they paste anywhere Instagram takes text: your name, bio, captions and comments. They work in Facebook posts the same way.

Your username is the exception. It takes only letters, numbers, periods and underscores, so styled letters can’t go there.

A phone shows a style only if its fonts include those characters. If not, it shows empty boxes. Check the post on your own phone after you paste.

Keep the important words plain

Screen readers, like VoiceOver on iPhone, can read styled letters one by one by their symbol names, or skip them. A whole bio in script can reach a blind follower as noise.

• Use a style for one or two words, such as your name or a heading.
• Keep your offer, your link text and your call to action in plain letters.
• Write a comment keyword in plain capitals (“Comment GUIDE”). People type plain letters, and a styled keyword is made of different characters from the word they type.

Why some styles have no numbers

Unicode has no styled numbers for italic, script, gothic and the other styles marked “No digits”, so their numbers stay plain. Bold, sans, sans bold, double-struck and monospace have their own numbers.

Circled, squared and bracketed letters exist only for a fixed set of characters. That is why some styles are capitals only or small letters only.

In the bold, italic, sans, script, gothic, double-struck and monospace styles, an accented letter keeps its accent on top of the styled letter.