Letterora

Discord Fonts Generator

Two tools in one: Unicode styles for your Discord display name and server nicknames, plus ready-made chat formatting codes for bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, spoilers and more.

Bold
Cursive
Gothic
Double Struck
Monospace
Bubble
Small Caps
Tiny Text
Underline
Bold Sans
Bold Italic
Italic

What works where

Display name — Accepts styled Unicode text. Your account name and display name are separate from server nicknames. (Discord support)
Chat text — Discord chat uses Markdown for formatting — bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, spoilers. The generator below builds these codes for you. (Discord support: Markdown Text 101)
Server nicknames — Can be set per server and support Unicode. Limits can change — Discord shows the counter in the input field. (Discord support)

Limits and rules change over time — the app always shows the live counter when you save.

Discord chat formatting codes

Discord chat uses Markdown, not Unicode fonts — these codes render for everyone. Type once, copy each ready-made version.

Bold **Letterora** The standard emphasis — headings and names
Italic *Letterora* Also works with single underscores _like this_
Underline __Letterora__ Double underscores, not single
Strikethrough ~~Letterora~~ Cross it out without deleting
Bold Italic ***Letterora*** Triple asterisks, not two separate pairs
Spoiler ||Letterora|| Hidden until clicked
Quote > Letterora Blockquote — put > and a space at the start
Inline code `Letterora` Single backticks for short code
Code block ``` Letterora ``` Multi-line code block
Small text -# Letterora Quiet subtext — newer Discord feature, may not work on old clients

Tips that actually help

FAQ

Do Unicode fonts work in Discord?

Yes in names and nicknames. In chat, use Discord’s built-in Markdown codes — they render consistently for everyone.

How do I make bold text in Discord?

Wrap your text in double asterisks: **bold**. The generator below builds every format for you — type once, copy each ready-made version.

What does the spoiler tag do?

Text inside ||double bars|| is hidden behind a grey box until the reader clicks it.

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