TikTok’s bio is short, so every character matters. These styles look good at TikTok’s small profile text size and show the length as you type.
13 styles · tap a line to copy
Bold sansU+1D5D4
17 chars · X counts 32
Bold cursiveU+1D4D0
17 chars · X counts 32
Small capsU+1D00
17 chars · X counts 25
Vaporwave wideU+FF21
17 chars · X counts 34
✧ Aesthetic ✧U+2727
27 chars · X counts 41
Glitch lightU+0300–036F
38 chars · X counts 38
Bold italic sansU+1D63C
17 chars · X counts 32
⋆。°✩ Starry ✩°。⋆U+2729
27 chars · X counts 41
Double-struckU+1D538
17 chars · X counts 32
Black bubbleU+1F150
17 chars · X counts 32
🔥 Hot 🔥U+1F525
21 chars · X counts 38
Superscript tinyU+1D43
17 chars · X counts 28
꒰ Soft ꒱U+A4B0
21 chars · X counts 23
Where it works on TikTok
✓ Bio (80 characters)
✓ Name (display name)
✓ Captions and comments
✕ Username (letters, numbers, _ and . only)
✕ In-video text uses TikTok’s own fonts instead
Length to watch: Bio: 80 characters. The count under every style updates as you type.
Captions vs. in-video text
Text you add inside the TikTok editor uses TikTok’s own built-in fonts, so Unicode styles aren’t needed there. Unicode styles are for everything outside the video: bio, name, caption and comments.