Respect for Privacy
We refuse to log or store converted text. The generator is intentionally client-side so your words never leave your device.
The Team Behind Font Generator
Font Generator started as a small side project in 2025 when we wanted a clean, privacy-respecting way to create consistent Unicode lettering for social media. Today it continues as a focused, independent effort to keep that experience simple, accessible, and free.
Why We Built It
We wanted a Unicode converter that behaved like a dependable product, not an ad farm. That meant fast rendering, thoughtful typography guidance, and a guarantee that text never leaves the browser. Everything you see in the tool today follows those guardrails.
Our focus is practical: creators, community managers, and small teams need typography that works everywhere — Instagram bios, Discord servers, YouTube descriptions, and emails. We built the generator and supporting guides to remove the guesswork and let people stay creative.
How We Approach Development
- Privacy by default: conversions stay local — no accounts, tracking pixels, or surprise data collection.
- Clarity first: every feature gets a short explanation so users know what will happen before clicking.
- Maintainable stack: Next.js 14, TypeScript, and automated accessibility checks keep the experience fast and resilient.
What Guides Our Decisions
Access for Everyone
The tool is free, with no pro tier or usage limits. Unicode styles should be available to anyone building a presence online.
Reliable Craftsmanship
We ship small, reviewed updates; document how styles work; and keep the interface consistent so you always know what to expect.
How We Keep Improving
The roadmap is intentionally steady. We track Unicode releases, listen to platform feedback, and add features only when we can support them long-term. Recent updates focused on accessibility guidance, platform-specific formatting tips, and shortcuts that help social teams move faster.
If something breaks or a platform changes how it renders text, we document the edge case and push a fix. The tool should feel reliable — even when social platforms are not.
Ways to Stay in Touch
Questions, bug reports, or ideas are always welcome. Reach out and a developer on the core team will reply.
Email: support@lettertypesgenerator.org
Feedback form: contact us directly
Thanks for Being Here
Whether you are polishing a bio, launching a community, or experimenting with typography, we are glad the tool helps. Keep the suggestions coming — they directly shape what we build next.
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