Facebook Font Generator

Facebook strips HTML from anything you type, so styling has to live in the characters themselves. Everything below is ordinary Unicode, which posts, comments and page fields all accept.

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Fonts you can download

The styles above are characters you paste. These are real font files โ€” the ones you install to make Facebook graphics, thumbnails and video captions in an editor.

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Questions

Can I bold text in a Facebook post?+

Not with a formatting button โ€” Facebook has none for personal posts. The bold style above produces Mathematical Bold characters, which look bold everywhere they render. Note they are not really bold text, just characters shaped that way.

Will this work in comments and Messenger?+

Yes, both. Messenger additionally supports its own markup โ€” asterisks for bold and underscores for italic โ€” which is the better choice inside a conversation.

Should I style my Page name?+

Avoid it. Facebook's Page name policy discourages unusual characters, styled names rank poorly in search, and a Page called ๐”…๐”ž๐”จ๐”ข๐”ฏ๐”ถ will not be found by anyone typing Bakery.

Why does my text look different on someone else's phone?+

Each platform substitutes its own glyph for characters its font lacks. The same Unicode string can look sharp on iOS, plain on Android and boxed on an older desktop browser.

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