Discord Fonts
Copy and paste fonts for Discord: display names, server nicknames, bios, statuses and messages. Type your text, copy a style, and paste it straight into Discord.
How to use it
1. Type your text in the box above. 2. Every style updates live as you type. 3. Tap Copy next to the style you like and paste it into your bio, name, caption or message. No sign-up, nothing to install, and your text never leaves your browser.
Discord fonts vs Discord markdown
Discord has built-in markdown: wrap words in **double stars** for bold or *single stars* for italic. Markdown is quick inside messages, but it does not work in display names, nicknames or statuses. That is where these Unicode fonts win: they are already styled characters, so they show everywhere, including your name.
Good styles for Discord
Bold and Monospace for clean names, Cursive for roles and bios, Strikethrough for jokes and corrections, and Glitch for horror or gaming servers. Keep names reasonably short: very long styled names get cut off in the member list.
Server names and channels
Server names accept fancy text too. Channel names are lowercase-only in text channels, and Discord converts them automatically, so fancy capitals get flattened there. Use styled text in the server name and display names instead.
Is this a real font?
No. These styles are Unicode characters that look like styled letters, not font files. That is why the style travels with the text when you copy and paste it, and why it works in apps that do not allow custom fonts.
Common questions
Can I use these fonts in my Discord username?
Your account username (the login handle) only allows plain lowercase letters, numbers and a few symbols. Display names and server nicknames accept fancy fonts freely.
Do Discord fonts work on mobile?
Yes, in the iOS and Android apps as well as desktop. A few very decorative styles may render slightly differently between platforms.