Square Text Generator

Four square styles

Square puts each letter in an outlined box: 🄽🄴🅆. Black square uses solid boxes with white letters and stands out the most: 🅽🅴🆆. Alternating square mixes outlined and solid boxes: 🅂🆀🅄🅰︎🅁🅴. Boxed is the odd one out: it keeps your original character and adds a box shape around it, H⃞i⃞, so it can frame digits and punctuation too, although how neatly the box lines up depends on the device.

Capitals only, and no accents

Unicode only has square versions of the 26 capital letters, so this generator converts lowercase to uppercase for you: “new” and “NEW” both give 🄽🄴🅆. You don’t need to think about capitals while typing, because the result looks the same either way. Digits have no square form and stay as typed in the first three styles.

Accent marks are dropped too, since fonts can’t draw them on a box: “Hà Nội” becomes 🄷🄰 🄽🄾🄸, and “đ” stays as typed. Use Boxed when you need to keep accents.

Tips for square letters

Square letters shout, so save them for one or two words: SALE, NEW, LIVE or a short tag in your bio. The solid A, B, O and P also exist as colorful emoji on many phones; this generator adds an invisible marker that asks for the plain version, but some apps may still show the emoji. Screen readers may read each square as a separate symbol, so never put a phone number or address in this style. Prefer rounder letters? See bubble text.

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