Unstyle Text โ Remove Fancy Fonts
Paste text that uses fancy Unicode "fonts" and get clean, normal letters back โ ready to search, edit, translate or read with a screen reader.
Runs in your browser โ nothing is uploaded Free, no limits
Fancy text
Plain text
Plain text appears here.Options
How to use the Unstyle Text
- Paste the fancy text into the left box (or press Try an example).
- The plain version appears on the right as you type.
- Check "What we found" to see which styles were in the text.
- Adjust the options if needed, then copy the plain text.
Frequently asked questions
Why convert fancy text back to normal?
Fancy Unicode letters aren't real letters to computers: search, spell-check, translation and screen readers often fail on them. Converting them back makes the text readable and searchable again.
Which styles can it undo?
Bold, italic, script, gothic, double-struck, sans, monospace, bubbles, squares, parentheses, small caps, superscript, subscript, fullwidth, spaced-out, upside-down and mirrored text, plus strikethrough and underline marks and common decorations like โจ โฆ โจ.
Will it remove accents like รฉ or รฑ?
No. It only removes the specific line-drawing marks that strikethrough and underline styles add. Real accents and letters from other languages are kept.
What does the NFKC option do?
NFKC is a standard Unicode normalisation that turns compatibility characters into their plain form โ for example โ becomes 1, ๏ฌ becomes fi and ๏ฝ๏ฝ๏ฝ๏ฝ becomes wide. It's on by default; turn it off to keep symbols like ยฝ or โข as they are.
Why is look-alike conversion off by default?
Some decorations borrow real Cyrillic or Chinese characters that only resemble Latin letters (ะฏ for R, ๅฑฑ for W). Converting them would also change genuine Russian or Chinese text, so it's only done when you ask.
Is my text uploaded?
No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser.