Bold, italic & underline text for Facebook posts
Facebook and Instagram have no bold button. Style key words here, then paste them into your post.
Converted on your device. Nothing you type is uploaded.
Your text
Use bold or italic for a few key words. Whole posts in fancy text are harder to read.
Decorate
Frame
Wraps every style below.
Between letters
Adds a character between each letter, like t•e•x•t. Spaces between words are kept.
Showing a sample. Type in the box above to see your own text.
All styles(35)
Sans-Serif Bold
RecommendedPopular27 charsSerif Bold
RecommendedPopular27 charsSerif Italic
RecommendedPopular27 charsSans-Serif Italic
Recommended27 charsUnderline
Recommended54 charsSerif Bold Italic
Recommended27 charsSans-Serif Bold Italic
Recommended27 charsDouble Underline
Recommended54 charsStrikethrough
RecommendedPopular54 charsSans-Serif
27 charsScript Cursive
Popular27 charsScript Cursive Bold
Popular27 charsGothic Fraktur
27 charsGothic Fraktur Bold
Popular27 charsDouble-Struck
Popular27 charsMonospace
27 charsCircled Bubble
Popular27 charsNegative Circled
27 charsParenthesized
27 charsSquared
27 charsNegative Squared
Popular27 charsWide Fullwidth
27 charsVaporwave Aesthetic
53 charsSmall Caps
Popular27 charsTiny Superscript
27 charsUpside Down
Popular27 charsMirror
27 charsFaux Greek
Popular27 charsFaux Cyrillic
27 charsOverline
54 charsSlashed
50 charsWavy Tilde
50 charsCross Above
50 charsDotted Under
50 charsGlitch Zalgo
102 chars
Bold, italic and underline text for Facebook and Instagram posts
Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn posts have no formatting buttons, so long posts become a wall of plain text. Unicode bold, italic, underline and strikethrough styles fix that: copy them from this page and paste them into your post to highlight a headline, a price or a call to action.
Because the styled letters are real Unicode characters, they keep their look wherever your post is shared or copied. Vietnamese text is supported, with accents rebuilt on top of each bold or italic letter.
Use styled text where it helps
- Highlight a few words: a headline, a price, a deadline or a call to action.
- Keep hashtags, brand names and keywords in plain text so search can find them.
- Avoid styling whole paragraphs: screen readers handle Unicode styles poorly.
Your text never leaves your device
The conversion runs in your browser using Unicode character mapping, so nothing you type is sent or saved anywhere, apart from your favorite styles, which are stored only in your own browser. There are no fonts to install: what you copy is plain Unicode text that you can paste into any app, profile or message.
Frequently asked questions
How do I write bold text on Facebook?
Type your text in the box above, copy the Serif Bold or Sans-Serif Bold style, and paste it into your post or comment. It works in posts, comments, page bios and Messenger.
Does styled text affect reach or search?
Styled characters are different from normal letters, so search and hashtags may not recognize them. Keep hashtags and keywords in plain text and style only the words you want to emphasize.
Can people using screen readers read fancy text?
Often not well: screen readers may skip styled letters or read each one by its technical name. Use styled text for short highlights rather than entire posts.
Does this work on Instagram and LinkedIn too?
Yes. The same characters work in Instagram captions and bios, LinkedIn posts and headlines, X, Threads and most other apps.