Instagram fonts

Instagram has no font menu for bios. These styles are Unicode characters that look bold, italic or scripted, so they keep their look wherever you paste them. Type your text here, copy the style you like and paste it under Edit profile.

An Instagram bio can have 150 characters and a TikTok bio 80. Each row here counts every character once. Many styled letters are stored as two characters, so if the app says your bio is too long, take out a word and it fits.

Screen readers read these characters poorly: some spell them out one by one, others skip them. Use a style for your name or one highlight and keep the rest of your bio in normal text, so everyone can read it.

Yes. They are ordinary Unicode characters, so you can paste them into TikTok bios, captions and comments and into YouTube descriptions. Bold, italic and script show on practically every phone; rarer styles like squared letters can look plain on older devices.

Letters like the script B or the fraktur H came into Unicode earlier than the rest of their alphabet. The tool uses those older characters, so every letter shows up, and in some fonts they look a touch different from their neighbours.

No. Instagram and TikTok usernames only take the letters a to z, numbers, periods and underscores. Use a style in your display name and bio instead; the Selfpost username checker shows each platform's rules.

No. The styles are made in your browser and nothing you type leaves your device.