Blackletter in light and heavy weights, framed with crosses, daggers and roses. Copy it for your bio, band or gamer tag.
Both names describe blackletter, the angular script used in medieval Europe. "Old English" is the name people use for jerseys, mastheads and tattoos. "Gothic" is used for the dark aesthetic: metal bands, goth and emo profiles, horror and fantasy games. The letters are the same, the framing changes. For classic lettering, see Old English fonts.
| Symbol | Name | Use |
|---|---|---|
| ✝ ✟ † | Crosses and dagger | Framing a name |
| 🥀 | Wilted rose | Moody bios and captions |
| ☾ ☽ | Crescent moons | Night and witchy themes |
| ⛧ | Inverted pentagram | Metal and occult themes; may show as a box on older phones |
| ♱ | East Syriac cross | Ornate alternative to ✝ |
Typographers call it blackletter, and the style this generator uses is Fraktur. Gothic, Old English and blackletter all refer to the same family.
Yes. Paste them into bios, display names, captions and messages. Usernames only accept plain letters.
Unicode only has blackletter letters, not digits. Numbers stay plain in the light style and become bold in the heavy style.