FancyTextTool is an independent website that lists Unicode symbols, emoji and styled letters for people to copy. This disclaimer explains what the site is not: it is not run by, connected to or approved by the Unicode Consortium, Apple, Google, Microsoft or any app or game named on its pages.
No affiliation
Names such as Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp, Discord, Free Fire, Windows, iPhone or Android appear only to tell you where a symbol can be pasted or how a device shows it. Those names and their logos belong to their owners. FancyTextTool has no partnership with any of them and does not speak for them.
Unicode data
Character names, code points and version numbers on the site are read from the public Unicode Character Database. Unicode is a standard; FancyTextTool is not part of the Unicode Consortium and is not a source of official Unicode information. If a detail here differs from unicode.org, the official charts are right.
Rules of other apps and games
Some pages describe which characters an app or game accepts in a name. Those rules are set by each company and can change at any time without notice. We describe what is published or what we have observed, with a date, but we cannot guarantee that a name will be accepted, and we are not responsible if an app rejects, changes or removes it.
Emoji artwork
Emoji are drawn by your device or app. The emoji pictures you see belong to the company that drew them. FancyTextTool supplies only the characters, never the artwork.
Ads and external links
The site is supported by ads from Google AdSense, which we do not choose one by one. A few pages link to outside references such as unicode.org; we are not responsible for the content of those sites. More detail is in our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Disclaimer questions
Is FancyTextTool an official Unicode or emoji website?
No. It is an independent library run by the FancyTextTool editorial team. Official Unicode information is published at unicode.org.
Will a symbol from this site always work in my game or app?
Not always. Each app decides which characters it accepts, and that can change after an update. Test a name in the app before you rely on it.
Who do I contact about a mistake or a trademark concern?
Use the contact form and choose “Content removal or copyright complaint” or “Broken symbol”. We review every message. Back to FancyTextTool.