Type or paste below, pick a style, hit copy. It renders on every platform — even the ones that ignore formatting.
Paste from a browser, Word or Google Docs — formatting is translated automatically.
Type a word, then tap a style to copy it.
Paste CSV, TSV, a Markdown table or an HTML table. Columns are aligned by display width, so CJK and emoji line up.
Block-letter headlines from a built-in 5×5 font.
Turn ASCII art into shaded Unicode so it survives a proportional-font client.
Tap to copy.
Paste rich HTML or Markdown and get styled Unicode. Pasting straight into the editor already does this.
Paste styled Unicode to turn it back into readable ASCII.
| Target | Bold | Italic | Underline | Strike | Heading | Code | Note |
|---|
Plain-text platforms have no underline, so the formatter borrows a Unicode
combining mark — U+0332 COMBINING LOW LINE — and appends it
after every character. One mark at the end of a run would only draw a line under the
final glyph; repeating it paints one continuous line across the whole word. The same
technique draws U+0336 strikethrough and U+032E wavy underlines.
Combining marks are the one part of this output that not every font handles. If a platform drops them, switch the target pill to that platform instead.