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Gothic Font Generator: Blackletter (Fraktur) Text to Copy and Paste
Turn a name into gothic Fraktur and bold Fraktur Unicode letters. See which letters change and how long the result is, then copy it with one tap.
2 gothic styles52 letters each100% FreeNo App
✦ Write in gothic letters
Results show the sample “Luna” until you type. Only the letters A–Z and a–z change; everything else is copied as it is.
- Gothic: 𝔏𝔲𝔫𝔞
- Bold Fraktur: 𝕷𝖚𝖓𝖆
Want a frame around it? Try the styled name in Name Decorations.
How gothic (Fraktur) text works
“Gothic” text here means Fraktur letters — the blackletter style Unicode includes for mathematics. Like the cursive styles, they are separate characters rather than a font, which is why they survive copy and paste. Most come from the Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols block (U+1D400–U+1D7FF).
LU+004C𝔏U+1D50FMathematical
uU+0075𝔲U+1D532Mathematical
nU+006E𝔫U+1D52BMathematical
aU+0061𝔞U+1D51EMathematical
4 characters8 UTF-16 units16 UTF-8 bytes
Five Fraktur capitals (C, H, I, R, Z) already existed in the Letterlike Symbols block and are used from there — for example ℭ is U+212D BLACK-LETTER CAPITAL C. Bold Fraktur has no gaps: all 52 letters are in the Mathematical Alphanumeric block.
The full gothic alphabet
| Letter | Gothic | Code point | Bold Fraktur | Code point |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | 𝔄 | U+1D504 | 𝕬 | U+1D56C |
| B | 𝔅 | U+1D505 | 𝕭 | U+1D56D |
| C | ℭ | U+212D (Letterlike) | 𝕮 | U+1D56E |
| D | 𝔇 | U+1D507 | 𝕯 | U+1D56F |
| E | 𝔈 | U+1D508 | 𝕰 | U+1D570 |
| F | 𝔉 | U+1D509 | 𝕱 | U+1D571 |
| G | 𝔊 | U+1D50A | 𝕲 | U+1D572 |
| H | ℌ | U+210C (Letterlike) | 𝕳 | U+1D573 |
| I | ℑ | U+2111 (Letterlike) | 𝕴 | U+1D574 |
| J | 𝔍 | U+1D50D | 𝕵 | U+1D575 |
| K | 𝔎 | U+1D50E | 𝕶 | U+1D576 |
| L | 𝔏 | U+1D50F | 𝕷 | U+1D577 |
| M | 𝔐 | U+1D510 | 𝕸 | U+1D578 |
| N | 𝔑 | U+1D511 | 𝕹 | U+1D579 |
| O | 𝔒 | U+1D512 | 𝕺 | U+1D57A |
| P | 𝔓 | U+1D513 | 𝕻 | U+1D57B |
| Q | 𝔔 | U+1D514 | 𝕼 | U+1D57C |
| R | ℜ | U+211C (Letterlike) | 𝕽 | U+1D57D |
| S | 𝔖 | U+1D516 | 𝕾 | U+1D57E |
| T | 𝔗 | U+1D517 | 𝕿 | U+1D57F |
| U | 𝔘 | U+1D518 | 𝖀 | U+1D580 |
| V | 𝔙 | U+1D519 | 𝖁 | U+1D581 |
| W | 𝔚 | U+1D51A | 𝖂 | U+1D582 |
| X | 𝔛 | U+1D51B | 𝖃 | U+1D583 |
| Y | 𝔜 | U+1D51C | 𝖄 | U+1D584 |
| Z | ℨ | U+2128 (Letterlike) | 𝖅 | U+1D585 |
| a | 𝔞 | U+1D51E | 𝖆 | U+1D586 |
| b | 𝔟 | U+1D51F | 𝖇 | U+1D587 |
| c | 𝔠 | U+1D520 | 𝖈 | U+1D588 |
| d | 𝔡 | U+1D521 | 𝖉 | U+1D589 |
| e | 𝔢 | U+1D522 | 𝖊 | U+1D58A |
| f | 𝔣 | U+1D523 | 𝖋 | U+1D58B |
| g | 𝔤 | U+1D524 | 𝖌 | U+1D58C |
| h | 𝔥 | U+1D525 | 𝖍 | U+1D58D |
| i | 𝔦 | U+1D526 | 𝖎 | U+1D58E |
| j | 𝔧 | U+1D527 | 𝖏 | U+1D58F |
| k | 𝔨 | U+1D528 | 𝖐 | U+1D590 |
| l | 𝔩 | U+1D529 | 𝖑 | U+1D591 |
| m | 𝔪 | U+1D52A | 𝖒 | U+1D592 |
| n | 𝔫 | U+1D52B | 𝖓 | U+1D593 |
| o | 𝔬 | U+1D52C | 𝖔 | U+1D594 |
| p | 𝔭 | U+1D52D | 𝖕 | U+1D595 |
| q | 𝔮 | U+1D52E | 𝖖 | U+1D596 |
| r | 𝔯 | U+1D52F | 𝖗 | U+1D597 |
| s | 𝔰 | U+1D530 | 𝖘 | U+1D598 |
| t | 𝔱 | U+1D531 | 𝖙 | U+1D599 |
| u | 𝔲 | U+1D532 | 𝖚 | U+1D59A |
| v | 𝔳 | U+1D533 | 𝖛 | U+1D59B |
| w | 𝔴 | U+1D534 | 𝖜 | U+1D59C |
| x | 𝔵 | U+1D535 | 𝖝 | U+1D59D |
| y | 𝔶 | U+1D536 | 𝖞 | U+1D59E |
| z | 𝔷 | U+1D537 | 𝖟 | U+1D59F |
What changes and what does not
- Only A–Z and a–z change. Numbers, punctuation, emoji and spaces are copied unchanged.
- Accented letters stay plain. “Zoë” becomes ℨ𝔬ë.
- Readability. Blackletter capitals can be hard to tell apart at small sizes, so preview long words before using them.
- Length. Characters from the Mathematical Alphanumeric block take 2 UTF-16 units and 4 UTF-8 bytes each — check limits with the name character counter.
Where to use it — and where to be careful
- Screen readers may read these characters out by their names or skip them; keep important text plain.
- Search may not match gothic letters to ordinary ones, so a styled name can be harder to find.
- Usernames and game names may reject them — paste into the field and check first. See the guide to Unicode symbols in usernames for the details.
- Empty boxes mean the device lacks a font for that character.
Worked examples
| Input | Style | Result | Code points | UTF-16 units | UTF-8 bytes | Left unchanged |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Luna | Gothic | 𝔏𝔲𝔫𝔞 | 4 | 8 | 16 | — |
| Luna | Bold Fraktur | 𝕷𝖚𝖓𝖆 | 4 | 8 | 16 | — |
| Dark Knight | Gothic | 𝔇𝔞𝔯𝔨 𝔎𝔫𝔦𝔤𝔥𝔱 | 11 | 21 | 41 | — |
| Dark Knight | Bold Fraktur | 𝕯𝖆𝖗𝖐 𝕶𝖓𝖎𝖌𝖍𝖙 | 11 | 21 | 41 | — |
| Zoë 2026 | Gothic | ℨ𝔬ë 2026 | 8 | 9 | 14 | ë 2 0 6 |
| Zoë 2026 | Bold Fraktur | 𝖅𝖔ë 2026 | 8 | 10 | 15 | ë 2 0 6 |
Frequently asked questions
What is gothic text?
On this page “gothic” means Fraktur — a blackletter style of the Latin alphabet. The tool replaces each letter with the matching Unicode Fraktur character, so the result is copyable text.
Is this a font I need to install?
No. The result is ordinary Unicode text made of special letter characters, so you can paste it anywhere that accepts text. Nothing is installed.
Why are some characters not converted?
This tool only changes the basic letters A–Z and a–z. Numbers, accented letters such as é or ñ, and other alphabets are copied as they are.
Why do I see empty boxes?
The device showing the text has no font that includes those characters. The text is still correct; it just cannot be drawn there. Preview it on the device where it will be seen.
Does styled text count as more characters?
It can. Each letter from the Mathematical Alphanumeric block is one Unicode character, but two UTF-16 units and four UTF-8 bytes. Systems that count UTF-16 units or bytes will see a longer name. The name character counter shows all four numbers.
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