- Free
- No sign-up
- Runs in your browser
- Updated November 12, 2026
How to use the Bubble Text Generator
- Type your text.
- See it in white bubbles and black bubbles.
- Copy the style you want and paste it into your bio, post or chat.
What happens to your text
Your text never leaves your device. This tool runs entirely in your browser with JavaScript, so nothing you type is uploaded, saved or shared with anyone.
Refresh or close the page and it is gone.
FAQ
Bubble Text Generator FAQs
What is bubble text?
Bubble text puts each letter or number inside a circle, like Ⓗⓔⓛⓛⓞ. It uses the enclosed alphanumeric characters that are part of Unicode, so it is real text you can copy and paste rather than an image. People use it for bios, gaming names, captions and playful headings.
What is the difference between white and black bubbles?
White bubbles are outlined circles with the letter inside, and they exist for uppercase, lowercase and digits. Black bubbles are filled circles with a white letter. Unicode only has filled circles for capital letters and digits, so the black style converts everything to uppercase first. That is expected, not a bug.
Can I use bubble letters on Instagram, Discord and WhatsApp?
Yes. Paste them into Instagram bios and captions, Discord names and messages, WhatsApp, TikTok and most other apps. White bubbles are widely supported. Black bubble letters come from a newer Unicode block, so they can show as empty boxes on older phones. Preview it in the app before you post.
Which characters can be turned into bubbles?
Letters A to Z in both cases and the digits 0 to 9. Punctuation, spaces, accented letters and emoji stay as they are, because Unicode has no circled versions of them. If you need a circled number above 9 for a list, white circled numbers up to 20 exist in Unicode, but this tool converts digit by digit.
Is bubble text readable by screen readers?
Not well. Some screen readers read each bubble as "circled latin small letter h", others skip it, and search will not match bubble words to normal words. Keep bubble text short and decorative, and write your name, links and key details in plain letters.

