Bubble Text Generator

Turn text into bubble and circled Unicode letters. Compare outlined, filled, squared and parenthesized styles and copy instantly.

Every result is ordinary Unicode text you can paste, not a bubble font download or a printable letter sheet. The results update as you type.

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Circled (outline): Circled covers ASCII Latin uppercase and lowercase letters and digits. Other scripts and unsupported characters stay unchanged.

Filled circle: Filled circle letters exist in uppercase only, so a lowercase letter and its uppercase partner share one character. Digits stay unchanged.

Squared: Squared letters are uppercase-only: a lowercase letter and its uppercase partner share one character. Digits stay unchanged.

Filled square: Filled square letters exist in uppercase only, and digits stay unchanged.

Filled square: On many platforms A, B, O, P also render as colourful emoji buttons instead of letter shapes. Check the pasted result before you use those letters.

Parenthesized: Parenthesized letters exist in lowercase only, so uppercase input appears as lowercase. Digits have a parenthesized form only from 1 to 20, and 0 stays unchanged.

Enclosed characters are drawn by the destination font. Sizes, baseline alignment and colour presentation can differ between apps and devices, so paste the result where you plan to use it and check it there.

Text styles to try

Five enclosure alphabets

Circled is a hollow outline that covers uppercase, lowercase and digits. Filled circle and squared put each letter inside a filled shape. Filled square uses the heavier squared letters, and Parenthesized wraps letters and numbers in brackets. Compare them with the same text before you decide.

Uppercase and lowercase behave differently

Only the circled alphabet keeps the difference between uppercase and lowercase. The three filled alphabets exist in uppercase only, so a lowercase letter and its uppercase partner share one character, and the parenthesized alphabet exists in lowercase only. Digits are covered by circled and by parenthesized numbers from 1 to 20; anything without an enclosed form stays unchanged and is listed under the result.

Filled square letters can turn into emoji buttons

Four filled square characters — A, B, O and P — also carry the Unicode emoji property, so many platforms draw them as colourful buttons instead of letter shapes. The tool names those characters under the result; check the pasted text before you use them.

Enclosed text, not printable letters

The results are selectable Unicode characters, not printable bubble-letter worksheets, images, or a downloadable bubble typeface. A letter that has no enclosed form stays unchanged and is listed under the result.

These styles use Unicode characters, not downloadable font files. Appearance and accessibility vary by app and device. Keep essential information readable.

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