Put your text inside fancy Unicode brackets – Japanese corner brackets 「 」『 』, lenticular 【 】, angle 《 》, mathematical ⟦ ⟧ and ornate ❨ ❩ – for names, titles and tags.
Lenticular 【 】
Lenticular 【 】: Name
White lenticular 〖 〗
White lenticular 〖 〗: Name
Corner 「 」
Corner 「 」: Name
White corner 『 』
White corner 『 』: Name
Double angle 《 》
Double angle 《 》: Name
Angle 〈 〉
Angle 〈 〉: Name
Tortoise shell 〔 〕
Tortoise shell 〔 〕: Name
Double square ⟦ ⟧
Double square ⟦ ⟧: Name
Mathematical ⟨ ⟩
Mathematical ⟨ ⟩: Name
Ornate round ❨ ❩
Ornate round ❨ ❩: Name
Ornate angle ❮ ❯
Ornate angle ❮ ❯: Name
Heavy angle ❰ ❱
Heavy angle ❰ ❱: Name
Curly ❴ ❵
Curly ❴ ❵: Name
Bold in lenticular
Bold in lenticular: Name
Small caps in corners
Small caps in corners: Name
Gothic in angles
Gothic in angles: Name
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Unicode has far more bracket shapes than a keyboard: East Asian corner brackets 「 」 and 『 』 (used for quotations in Japanese), lenticular brackets 【 】 (used for titles and emphasis), double angle brackets 《 》 (book titles in Chinese), plus mathematical and ornamental sets. They are popular in gaming clan tags, anime-style usernames, YouTube titles and as neat frames around a name in a bio.
Every style here is a single opening and closing character, so a bracketed name costs only two extra characters of a name limit.
Type your name, title or tag.
Pick a bracket style – 【 】 is the boldest, 「 」 the most subtle.
Copy and paste into your username, title or bio.
In Japanese, 「 」 are the standard quotation marks and 『 』 mark a quotation inside a quotation or a book title. 【 】 lenticular brackets highlight headings and are common in Chinese and Japanese video titles, which is why they feel "YouTube-ish". 《 》 enclose book, film and song titles in Chinese. 〔 〕 tortoise-shell brackets mark annotations. Outside East Asia these meanings are rarely known, and the brackets are used purely for their look.
Games that add a clan tag automatically use plain square brackets [TAG]; where you type the tag yourself, 【TAG】 or 「TAG」 can stand out in a lobby list. Some Unicode-friendly name fields may accept them, but rules vary across Discord, Steam, Free Fire, PUBG Mobile and Roblox. Two brackets count as two characters, which matters for 12–14 character limits.
YouTube and TikTok creators put a keyword or series name in lenticular brackets at the start of a title – 【Tutorial】 – so it reads as a label. In bios, a bracketed role or location under the name gives structure without symbols that look like decoration. Combine with a Unicode font using the bold, small-caps and gothic variants.
East Asian brackets are full-width characters and take more horizontal space than ASCII brackets. All current systems render them; on some Western fonts they may sit slightly low or high relative to Latin letters. Mathematical brackets ⟦ ⟧ ⟨ ⟩ are in the Miscellaneous Mathematical Symbols block and are equally well supported.
Yes – one character for each bracket, two per bracketed name.
Yes, they are accepted symbols in both games' name fields.
East Asian brackets are full-width characters, designed to match the width of CJK characters.
Yes – use the bold, small-caps or gothic variants, or paste already-styled text.
Yes.
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