Aesthetic Unicode text and dividers for Amino communities โ bios, blog titles, wiki entries, chat names and the ornamental headers Amino posts are known for.
Aesthetic header
Aesthetic header: welcome to my blog
Small Caps
Small Caps: welcome to my blog
Script
Script: welcome to my blog
Spaced
Spaced: welcome to my blog
Divider
Divider: welcome to my blog
Star line
Star line: welcome to my blog
Bracket title
Bracket title: welcome to my blog
Soft
Soft: welcome to my blog
Bold
Bold: welcome to my blog
Gothic
Gothic: welcome to my blog
Wiki entry
Wiki entry: welcome to my blog
Full Width
Full Width: welcome to my blog
Table of contents
Table of contents: welcome to my blog
Kaomoji
Kaomoji: welcome to my blog
Underlined
Underlined: welcome to my blog
Styled letters are Unicode characters, not fonts โ screen readers may read them letter by letter and search engines don't match them to plain words, so keep essential details in plain text. Learn more
Amino blogs and wikis have a distinctive look โ ornamental headers made of box-drawing lines, โฉ โ โง stars, small-caps titles and dividers between sections โ all built from Unicode characters because Aminoโs editor has no fonts or heading styles of its own. This page generates those elements from your text so a blog title, wiki name, bio line or chat-room name is ready to paste.
The box-drawing characters (โญ โฎ โฐ โฏ โ โ โ) are plain text that renders identically on every phone, which is why they became the Amino standard. Styled letters work in blog titles, wiki entries, bios, chat names and comments; your Amino username stays plain.
Type the title, header or bio line.
Choose a header frame, a divider or a plain small-caps title.
Copy and paste into the Amino editor โ multi-line rows keep their line breaks.
Most feature blogs follow the same structure, all of which the rows here produce.
Amino profile bios accept several lines of styled text; the Spaced small caps and Star line rows are popular for the name line, with plain text for pronouns, fandoms and rules. Public chat names accept styled letters and symbols, and the Bracket title row (ใ ใ) is a common chat-name format. Wiki titles should include the plain name so members can find them with the search bar.
The header and table-of-contents rows contain line breaks. On mobile, tap Copy and paste directly into the blog editor; the lines stay in place. If a frame looks misaligned it is because the editor uses a proportional font โ the box characters still align on other membersโ screens because they are drawn as symbols, but keep titles short so the frame does not wrap.
Yes โ they are box-drawing Unicode characters, the same ones Amino users have always used.
Yes, but include the plain name too so the wiki is searchable.
The title is too long for the screen width. Shorten it or use the divider row instead.
No โ usernames are plain. Style your bio and blog titles.
Yes.
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