Instagram Font Generator
Type your text to preview bold, italic, cursive, gothic and other copyable styles for an Instagram bio, post or username. Copy the look you like and paste it where you need it.
Explore text styles you can use
32 stylesClick anywhere on a card to copy that style.
Some letters have no exact Unicode style. These cards show another copyable format that keeps every letter.
Your text will appear below in different styles as you type.
Italic:
Bold italic:
Bold underlined:
Cursive:
Bold cursive:
Gothic:
Bold gothic:
Double-struck:
Sans serif:
Bold sans serif:
Italic sans serif:
Bold italic sans serif:
Monospace:
Small caps:
Fullwidth:
Circled:
Negative circled:
Squared:
Negative squared:
Parenthesized:
Superscript:
Underlined:
Double underline:
Strikethrough:
Double strikethrough:
Overline:
Dotted:
Wavy:
Upside down:
Mirrored:
Reversed:
Instagram fonts for bios, captions and names
Make a profile name, bio line, caption or message stand out with bold, italic, cursive or gothic text. The result is Unicode text you can copy into Instagram and other apps; it does not install a font on your device.
Instagram fonts and styled text questions
How do I change the font on Instagram?
Type your text, choose a style and press Copy. Paste the result into your Instagram bio, profile name, caption or comment. These are Unicode characters rather than installed font files.
What is italic text?
Italic text uses slanted-looking characters for emphasis or a different visual style. This tool creates a copyable Unicode version; some accented letters may remain in their regular form.
How do I make text bold?
Enter your text and copy the Bold or Bold italic version from the list. Paste it into a social profile, caption or message that accepts text.
How can I make handwriting-style text?
Type your words and copy the Cursive or Bold cursive version. It uses Unicode characters that resemble handwriting for supported letters.
Can I use Instagram fonts in other apps?
You can paste these Unicode styles into many social apps and text fields. Their appearance depends on the app and device, and some assistive technologies may read styled characters differently.