Hello world - subtle
Readable glitch text for bios and short posts.
Before: Hello world
After:
Ḣēl̷l̰o̍ w̱ȯr̸l̖d
One-click presets
Heavy Zalgo uses real Unicode marks, so the output can exceed bio, username, and post limits quickly.
Removed marks: 0
Readable glitch text for bios and short posts.
Before: Hello world
After:
Ḣēl̷l̰o̍ w̱ȯr̸l̖d
Short, low-stack output for names and handles.
Before: night_mode
After:
n̷i̇g̱h̴t̰_̵m̄o̰ḋe
Above and below marks for vertical overflow.
Before: THE HOUSE BLINKS
After:
T̵̯͌H̷̻̓E̸̗̋ ̶͚̈́H̷̰͗Ō̷̳Ṳ̵̚S̷̝̎E̶̻̿ ̵̞͝B̶̜̎L̷̤̓Í̴̘N̷̜̋K̴̯̽S̷̱̿
Cursed aesthetic while staying mostly readable.
Before: creating after midnight
After:
c̸ṙe̲āt̵ḭn̸ġ ̶a̱f̄t̵e̲ṙ ̷m̄ḭd̵ṅi̱g̸h̄t
Zalgo text is real Unicode text, not an image and not a special font. The generator adds combining marks above, through, and below normal characters so the output looks broken, dripping, scratched, or cursed while remaining copy-paste text.
Type your text, choose a preset, adjust direction controls if you want dripping-below or scratchy-through text, then copy the output. Turn on consistent result when you want the same look again later.
Use Subtle or Platform-Safe, keep chaos around 15-25, max stack at 1-3, skip spaces, and avoid long sentences. This keeps names, captions, and bios readable.
Extreme settings can blow past character limits, make usernames hard to search, and break line height in some apps. If paste fails, lower the stack height first.
Do not use heavy Zalgo for instructions, accessibility-critical text, legal copy, product titles, navigation, email subjects, or anything users must read quickly.
Support changes over time, but these ranges are practical starting points for copy-paste Zalgo text.
| Platform | Works best in | Recommended intensity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Discord | Messages, nicknames, bios | Subtle to Creepy, stack 1-7 | Keep usernames readable; very tall marks can make chat lines awkward. |
| Bios, captions, comments | Platform-Safe or Subtle, stack 1-3 | Bio limits count combining marks, so short output is safer. | |
| TikTok | Bios, comments, captions | Subtle to Medium, stack 1-5 | Heavy marks may render differently in app fonts. |
| X/Twitter | Posts, display names, bios | Platform-Safe to Medium, stack 1-4 | Combining marks count toward common post limits. |
| Comments, posts, profile text | Medium to Creepy, stack 2-7 | Readable output performs better in long threads. | |
| YouTube | Comments, descriptions, handles rarely | Subtle to Medium, stack 1-5 | Comments may preserve marks; avoid spam-like heavy output. |
| Messages, status text | Subtle to Medium, stack 1-5 | Mobile rendering can vary by device and font. | |
| iMessage | Messages | Subtle to Creepy, stack 1-7 | Short phrases are easier to read and less disruptive. |
| Twitch | Chat, panels, display text | Platform-Safe, stack 1-3 | Moderation or chat clients may strip excessive marks. |
| Body text only | Subtle, stack 1-2 | Avoid subject lines and important messages; mail clients may normalize text. |
No. It is normal text plus Unicode combining marks, so it copies and pastes as real characters.
Usually yes for messages, nicknames, and profile fields. Use lower settings for readable usernames.
Each app, operating system, and font can position combining marks differently.
Often yes, but the marks count as characters. Platform-Safe is the best starting point.
Heavy Zalgo can be noisy or confusing for screen readers. Keep a plain-text version when accessibility matters.
It can make important words harder to parse. Do not use Zalgo for headings, product names, or core page content.
Some platforms strip, limit, or normalize combining marks. Reduce chaos and stack height if the effect disappears.
Use the Clean Text tab above. It strips Unicode combining marks and leaves readable characters behind.
Note: Display and copy/paste behavior can vary by platform, font, browser, and input method editor.