Discord Text Formatter

Wrap the text in two asterisks on each side: **bold text**. Discord renders it as bold automatically. You can also use this tool — paste your text, click the Bold button, and copy the result.

Wrap the text in a single asterisk on each side: *italic text*. A single underscore on each side works too (_italic text_). Discord renders it as slanted italic text. You can also paste your text into the tool above and click Italic.

Wrap the text in two tildes on each side: ~~strikethrough text~~. Renders as text with a line through it. Useful for crossing out outdated info or showing edits.

Wrap the text in two pipes: ||spoiler text||. The text appears as a black bar that members click to reveal. Useful for plot twists, NSFW warnings, and answers in trivia channels.

Yes. ***bold italic*** uses three asterisks. You can also nest formats: **__bold and underlined__** or ***__bold italic and underlined__***. Discord parses them all.

Discord doesn't support custom fonts directly, but you can use Unicode characters that look like fancy fonts (𝓁𝒾𝓀𝑒 𝓉𝒽𝒾𝓈). These work in usernames, server names, bios, channel names, and messages — anywhere Discord accepts text. They look identical across desktop, mobile, and web because they're standard Unicode characters, not custom fonts.

Some Unicode font ranges aren't in the default mobile system fonts and fall back to a default style. The fonts in this tool are widely supported (Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols block) and work on iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS — but very fancy decorative fonts you might find on other generators may render differently.

Single-line: wrap in single backticks `like this`. Multi-line: use three backticks ```...```. For syntax highlighting, add the language right after the opening backticks (e.g., ```js for JavaScript). The language is just for color — Discord still treats the contents as text.