Elegant letters framed with decorations. Built for names, gamer tags and the first line of your bio.
A fancy name usually combines two things: a decorative alphabet (cursive, Old English or double-struck letters) and a frame of symbols on both sides. The frame does most of the work. ꧁ and ꧂ come from the Javanese script, ★彡 mixes a star with a Japanese character, and ♛ is a chess queen.
Many games and apps accept these characters in display names, but rules vary. Some games limit name length, and Unicode letters can count as two characters each. Others replace unusual symbols with question marks. If a name is rejected, try a style with fewer symbols, such as bold cursive without the frame.
Type your name above and copy a style with a frame, like Wings or Royal. Paste it into the name field of your app or game.
Some games accept them and some don't, and rules change with updates. If the game rejects your name, choose a simpler style or remove the side symbols.
Yes. They're standard Unicode characters, so there's no font file to buy or install.