What each style really does
- Kashida inserts the Unicode tatweel character (ـ) between connecting letters to stretch words.
- Spaced letters adds thin spaces, which breaks Urdu letter joining, so it is best for short display text.
- Borders, headings, quotes, separators and social style add real Unicode symbols around your text.
Urdu script has no "bold" Unicode alphabet, so this tool does not claim to change fonts. To change the font, use a font in your editor or design app.
How to use
- Type or paste Urdu text.
- Pick a style from the generated list.
- Press its Copy button.
Some apps may display symbols differently, so preview before posting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the style work everywhere?
Symbols depend on the font of the app you paste into; some may show boxes.