How to make big text
Type a short word or name, up to 60 characters. Choose a style: Block uses solid blocks, Shadow adds a light shade beside each letter, Compact packs the letters into three lines with half blocks, Hash uses only plain ASCII # signs, and Letters draws each letter with itself. Lines draws thin joined strokes, Slant leans the blocks to the right, Reversed cuts the letters out of a solid bar, and Dots spells the word in round dots like a light sign. Then pick a size and a line width, and copy the result.
The letters are FontBlazeโs own drawings on a grid five rows tall, so they stay readable at every size.
Where big text lines up
Big text is plain text, so it depends on the font where you paste it.
| Where you paste | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Chat and note apps with Markdown code blocks | Usually lines up inside a code block, which these apps show in a monospaced font. Copy as code block adds the three backticks for you. Check it before you post. |
| Code editors, terminals, plain text files | Lines up, because they use monospaced fonts. |
| Bios, names and captions in social apps | Often falls apart, because most apps show these in proportional fonts, and some remove repeated spaces. Try it before you rely on it. |
For a header that must look the same everywhere, make an image with the text to PNG maker instead.
Keep it short for phones and screen readers
A phone shows fewer characters per line than a computer, so wide big text wraps and breaks apart. Choose Narrow or Small, and use one or two short words. Screen readers may read big text as a long run of symbols or spaces, not as the word, so put the plain word nearby wherever people need to read it.