Where Twitter Fonts Work
X accepts fancy Unicode text in your display name (up to 50 characters), your bio (up to 160 characters), posts and replies. Your @handle only allows letters, numbers and underscores, up to 15 characters.
Bold and Italic Posts
Standard posts have no bold or italic button, so Bold, Italic and Bold Sans letters are a common way to add emphasis. Each styled letter still counts toward the character limit, and some decorated styles count as more than one character.
Accessibility
Screen readers can read styled letters one by one or skip them entirely. Style a word or a short phrase for emphasis, and keep the important part of the post in plain text so everyone can read it.
Every style here also works on Discord. The main Discord Fonts generator has Discord-specific tips for names, nicknames and server branding.
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