Make a word stand out in a Facebook post or comment. Facebook has no bold button for regular posts, but Unicode bold and italic paste fine.
11 styles · tap a line to copy
Bold serifU+1D400
14 chars · X counts 26
Bold sansU+1D5D4
14 chars · X counts 26
Italic serifU+1D434
14 chars · X counts 26
Bold italic serifU+1D468
14 chars · X counts 26
StrikethroughU+0336
26 chars · X counts 26
UnderlineU+0332
26 chars · X counts 26
Cursive scriptU+1D49C
14 chars · X counts 26
Small capsU+1D00
14 chars · X counts 21
Double-struckU+1D538
14 chars · X counts 26
♡ Sweet ♡U+2661
18 chars · X counts 32
BubbleU+24B6
14 chars · X counts 26
Where it works on Facebook
✓ Posts and comments
✓ Page and group descriptions
✓ Messenger
✕ Personal profile names (Meta name standards reject symbols and mixed scripts)
Length to watch: Posts: effectively unlimited. The count under every style updates as you type.
Profile names
Meta’s name standards don’t allow symbols, unusual capitalisation or characters from multiple languages in personal profile names. Styled names are usually rejected when you save them. Pages, posts and comments have no such rule.
Generate bold text here, copy it, and paste it into your post or comment. It shows bold on phones and desktop.
Can I use fancy fonts in my Facebook name?
Usually not. Facebook checks names against its standards and blocks special characters. Use styled text in your intro, posts and Page descriptions instead.