Gothic Text Generator

The heavy, spiky letters you see on metal band logos, tattoo fonts and medieval manuscripts are Fraktur (also called blackletter). Unicode includes a full Latin alphabet in this style, 𝔄 𝔅 ℭ 𝔇 𝔢 𝔣 𝔤, so you do not need a font file to use it. This tool maps ASCII A–Z and a–z onto the corresponding Fraktur code points.

How to convert text to gothic

  1. 1

    Paste plain text

    ASCII Latin letters are transformed; other characters pass through unchanged.

  2. 2

    Generate

    Each A–Z and a–z glyph is replaced by the matching Fraktur code point.

  3. 3

    Copy and paste

    Works in Instagram, Discord, YouTube titles, Twitch panels and most modern apps.

Unicode blocks involved

Fraktur lives in the Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols block (U+1D400–U+1D7FF). A few letters were already encoded earlier for mathematical use and are the “holes” filled from the Letterlike Symbols block:

Letter Code point Notes
C U+212D (ℭ) From Letterlike Symbols
H U+210C (ℌ)
I U+2111 (ℑ)
R U+211C (ℜ)
Z U+2128 (ℨ)
Others U+1D504 – U+1D537 Contiguous block for the remaining

Where it works and where it breaks

  • Works: Instagram bios, Twitch About panels, Discord names, tweets, Notion, YouTube titles.
  • Breaks: SMS (falls back to question marks on old handsets), enterprise intake forms, tax filings.
  • Accessibility: VoiceOver reads “mathematical fraktur capital A”, the letters do carry phonetic meaning but with awkward prefixes. Keep long body text in plain ASCII.

Style tips

  • Use in short bursts. A three-word band name or a two-line bio headline is memorable; a whole paragraph is unreadable.
  • Mix with emoji sparingly. Fraktur already carries a heavy aesthetic.
  • Preserve capitals. Fraktur initials look especially ornate, so words starting with capitals (NAMES) gain the most from the style.

Frequently Asked Questions

Fraktur, Textura and Rotunda are all blackletter styles, but Unicode encodes one unified “Fraktur” shape. Fonts can style it closer to Textura (more angular) or Rotunda (rounder), but the underlying character is the same.

No. Domain names and email locals are ASCII (or Punycode). Fraktur only works in display text.

Because it (along with H, I, R, Z) was already encoded in the Letterlike Symbols block for mathematics. The block for the rest of the alphabet (U+1D504…) skips over these gaps rather than duplicating code points.

No. Your text is sent to our server only to generate the result; it is not stored and is not added to the page link.

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