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Discord

Every style with the Discord display name limit on the meter, a Discord-safe copy that is already switched on, and a mode for four-character server tags.

Every style with the Discord display name limit on the meter, a Discord-safe copy that is already switched on, and a mode for four-character server tags.

Use these in bios and display names. Usernames and @handles on Instagram, TikTok, Discord and X only take plain letters, numbers and a few symbols. Safe, mostly safe and may show boxes come from our font tests.

  1. Star trailSafe17/32
  2. Heart trailSafe17/32
  3. Sparkle trailSafe17/32
  4. DottedSafe17/32
  5. Sparkle scriptSafe33/32

    Contains asterisks, which Discord reads as formatting. Use Discord-safe copy in chats.

  6. Soft small capsSafe14/32
  7. Heart bold scriptSafe14/32
  8. Angel small capsSafe22/32
  9. Star dust wideSafe20/32
  10. Little sparkle sansSafe18/32
  11. Winged heart scriptSafe22/32
  12. Flower italicSafe14/32
  13. Ribbon scriptMay show boxes14/32

    These characters show as colour emoji on many phones, not as plain letters.

  14. Dreamy plainSafe23/32
  15. Moon frakturSafe16/32
  16. Diamond monoSafe14/32
  17. ScriptSafe10/32
  18. Bold scriptSafe10/32
  19. Old EnglishSafe10/32
  20. Bold old EnglishSafe10/32
  21. Italic serifSafe10/32
  22. Bold italic serifSafe10/32
  23. Italic sansSafe10/32
  24. BubbleMostly safe10/32

    A few letters (Ⓜ) can turn into emoji in some apps.

  25. Filled bubbleSafe10/32
  26. SquaresSafe10/32
  27. Filled squaresMostly safe10/32

    A few letters (🅰 🅱 🅾 🅿) can turn into emoji in some apps.

  28. ParenthesesSafe10/32
  29. Letter tilesMay show boxes17/32

    These characters show as colour emoji on many phones, not as plain letters. Without the invisible separator between letters, neighbouring tiles can merge into country flags.

  30. Small capsSafe10/32
  31. Tiny textSafe10/32
  32. SubscriptSafe10/32
  33. Bold serifSafe10/32
  34. Bold sansSafe10/32
  35. SansSafe10/32
  36. Bold italic sansSafe10/32
  37. TypewriterSafe10/32
  38. Double struckSafe10/32
  39. WideSafe10/32
  40. Spaced outSafe19/32
  41. Upside downSafe10/32
  42. ReversedSafe10/32
  43. MirrorSafe10/32
  44. StrikethroughMostly safe20/32

    Uses combining marks: each mark counts as a character and stacking looks different in each app.

  45. UnderlineMostly safe20/32

    Uses combining marks: each mark counts as a character and stacking looks different in each app.

  46. Double underlineMostly safe20/32

    Uses combining marks: each mark counts as a character and stacking looks different in each app.

  47. SlashedMostly safe19/32

    Uses combining marks: each mark counts as a character and stacking looks different in each app.

  48. Dotted belowMostly safe19/32

    Uses combining marks: each mark counts as a character and stacking looks different in each app.

  49. OverlineMostly safe20/32

    Uses combining marks: each mark counts as a character and stacking looks different in each app.

  50. Wavy strikeMostly safe19/32

    Uses combining marks: each mark counts as a character and stacking looks different in each app.

  51. RingedMostly safe19/32

    Uses combining marks: each mark counts as a character and stacking looks different in each app.

  52. GlitchMostly safe28/32

    Uses combining marks: each mark counts as a character and stacking looks different in each app.

  53. Double circled numbersSafe10/32
  54. Circled sans numbersSafe10/32
  55. Filled circled sans numbersSafe10/32
  56. ChunkySafeDecoration only: screen readers can't read this10/32
  57. SquiggleSafeDecoration only: screen readers can't read this10/32
  58. Brush strokesSafeDecoration only: screen readers can't read this10/32
  59. MoneySafeDecoration only: screen readers can't read this10/32
  60. StrokedSafeDecoration only: screen readers can't read this10/32
  61. HookedSafeDecoration only: screen readers can't read this10/32
  62. Heavy dotsMostly safeDecoration only: screen readers can't read this14/32

    Uses combining marks: each mark counts as a character and stacking looks different in each app.

Discord limits

Fancy letters can go in display names, nicknames and About Me. They cannot go in the username itself.

Discord limits
WhereLimitWhat to knowStatus
Discord display name1 to 32 charactersDocs: 'We limit some zero-width and non-rendering characters' and names are 'sanitized and trimmed of leading, trailing, and excessive internal whitespace'. Which code points are blocked is not published.Checked 24 Oct 2026
Discord about me190 charactersMarkdown, links, emoji and Unicode allowed. Count unit (code points vs UTF-16) not documented.Checked 24 Oct 2026
Discord server tag4 charactersExact allowed special characters not published; emoji and spaces reportedly not allowed.Checked 24 Oct 2026
Discord username2 to 32 charactersFancy Unicode can never go in a Discord username; only in display name / nickname. Allowed: a-z 0-9 _ . (lowercase, no two consecutive periods).Checked 24 Oct 2026

Where fancy text goes on Discord

Discord names are in two parts. The username is the plain @name and takes lowercase letters, numbers, underscores and periods only, so fancy Unicode can never go there. The display name and the server nickname take most valid Unicode, up to 32 characters. The About Me box holds 190 characters, and Discord says it accepts markdown, links, emoji and Unicode.

Discord warns that it limits some zero-width and non-rendering characters in names, and trims extra space at the start, the end and inside. The list of blocked characters is not published, so test an unusual character before you rely on it.

Safe copy and the tag mode

The Discord-safe switch is on here because chat is where symbols go wrong. In messages, Discord reads * _ ~ ` | > # and the backslash as formatting, so a face or divider that contains them can lose parts. The switch adds a backslash in front of each one. This comes from community reports and not from an official page. Turn it off for name fields, where a backslash would show as text.

The server tag mode keeps only the first four characters of your text, because a tag holds at most 4. Discord says tags take letters, numbers and certain special characters, but it does not list which ones, and emoji and spaces are reported not to work. We cannot confirm that fancy letters are accepted, so try one in your server first. The server tag maker goes further. The font test behind the labels is in the compatibility data.

Questions

Can I use fancy fonts in a Discord username?

No. Discord says usernames take only a to z, 0 to 9, underscore and period. Use the fonts in your display name or nickname.

What is the Discord name limit?

32 characters for display names and nicknames, and 190 for About Me. Discord does not document how About Me is counted, code points or UTF-16 units.

Why do my symbols disappear in a message?

Characters such as asterisks and underscores are read as formatting. Use the Discord-safe copy.

Do all fancy fonts fit in a server tag?

Only styles where every letter stays one character can fit four. Whether Discord accepts them is not documented.

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