Turn ordinary letters, numbers and punctuation into wide Unicode text. Copy the result instantly, or convert fullwidth text back to normal.
Your converted text appears here.
Emoji and accented letters are kept. Appearance and character restrictions vary between apps.
Make fullwidth maps printable Latin characters from U+0021 through U+007E to the matching fullwidth forms U+FF01–U+FF5E. Convert to normal reverses that mapping.
Ordinary spaces are preserved when making fullwidth. In reverse mode, ideographic spaces (U+3000) become ordinary spaces. Tabs, line breaks, emoji, accented letters, and other characters outside the supported set are left unchanged. The converter does not apply broad Unicode normalization that would alter unrelated characters.
Fullwidth text, often called wide text, uses Unicode characters such as ＡＢＣ instead of ordinary letters such as ABC. The wide appearance comes from replacing characters, rather than inserting spaces between them. It is copyable text; its final appearance depends on the destination app and font.
HELLO
Ordinary letters, with no spaces between them.
ＨＥＬＬＯ
Fullwidth Unicode letters, with no spaces inserted between them.
H E L L O
Ordinary letters with a space between each letter.
Discord allows special characters in display names. Fullwidth letters are not permitted in its unique usernames, which use a–z, numbers, underscores and periods. See our guide on how to change fonts on Discord, or Discord’s own note on usernames and display names.
Some fields accept fullwidth text while others restrict or normalize it. Paste your result into the exact field and check it before saving.
The same characters can look different across devices and fonts. If the result is difficult to read or rejected, use Convert to normal.
No. Fullwidth conversion replaces characters. Spaced text keeps ordinary letters and inserts spaces between them.
Choose Convert to normal, paste your fullwidth text, and copy the result. Supported fullwidth letters, numbers and punctuation return to their ordinary forms.
Discord’s unique usernames do not accept fullwidth letters. Display names allow special characters and are a separate profile field — details in how to change fonts on Discord.
This tool converts basic Latin letters, numbers and standard punctuation. Characters outside that supported set are left unchanged.
The destination app controls the font and layout. Some fields also restrict or normalize special characters.