Copy and Paste Fonts
Type your text, tap a style, paste it anywhere. Every row tells you whether it shows up on most phones and how many characters it really uses.
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No style here yet. Copy or save a style and it shows up in Recent and Favorites.
Why some copied fonts turn into boxes
These fonts are not font files. They are Unicode characters that happen to look like styled letters, which is why they paste into any text box. The catch is that the phone reading your post has to have a glyph for each character. If it does not, the reader sees an empty box or a question mark.
Bold, italic, sans and small caps use characters that current iPhone, Android and Windows fonts include, so they are tagged "works everywhere". Bubble, boxed and slashed letters come from rarer blocks and are tagged "may show boxes". When in doubt, use a "works everywhere" style for anything people must be able to read.
Why the counter shows a bigger number than you typed
Most fancy letters are stored as two units instead of one, and many apps count units, not letters. A 10-letter name in bold can use 20 of Instagram's 30 name slots. Pick where you will paste it and every style shows its length against that limit, in red when it will not fit.
Font copy and paste on iPhone and Android
Tap a row and the styled text goes to your clipboard. Then long-press the box where you want it, in Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp or a game, and choose Paste.
Some in-app browsers, like the one that opens when you tap a link inside Instagram or TikTok, block copying. When that happens we select the text for you, so you can long-press it and copy it yourself.
Want more to choose from? Cool fonts has gothic, outline and bubble letters, and the bold text generator is the quickest way to make one word stand out.
Questions people ask
Will the font look the same for people who see my post?
If you pick a style tagged "works everywhere", it will look the same on almost every current phone and computer. Rarer styles depend on the reader's device.
Can I paste these fonts into Word or Google Docs?
Yes, they paste as text. For documents, though, a real font from the font menu is easier to edit and is read correctly by screen readers.
Do fonts copy paste into every app?
Into almost any app with a text box. Whether the style shows depends on the reader's phone having those characters, which is what the tag on each row tells you.
Is it free?
Yes. There is no sign-up and nothing to install.