Fancy Unicode text for LINE โ display names, status messages, group and OpenChat names โ in styles that render on iOS, Android and LINE for PC, with the Japanese-style decorations LINE users favour.
Bold
Bold: Konnichiwa
Gothic
Gothic: Konnichiwa
Small Caps
Small Caps: Konnichiwa
Double Struck
Double Struck: Konnichiwa
Script
Script: Konnichiwa
Monospace
Monospace: Konnichiwa
Corner brackets ใใ
Corner brackets ใใ: Konnichiwa
Double brackets ใใ
Double brackets ใใ: Konnichiwa
Sparkle status
Sparkle status: Konnichiwa
Kaomoji name
Kaomoji name: Konnichiwa
Wave divider
Wave divider: Konnichiwa
Star dust
Star dust: Konnichiwa
Full Width
Full Width: Konnichiwa
OpenChat title
OpenChat title: Konnichiwa
Heart status
Heart status: Konnichiwa
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. Unicode accessibility guide
LINE is a text-first messenger in Japan, Taiwan and Thailand, and its profile has two styled fields: the display name and the status message under it. Both accept Unicode, so bold, script, small caps and full-width letters all display. The decorations LINE users reach for are the CJK punctuation already on their keyboards โ ใ ใ corner brackets, ใ ใ double brackets, ใ ใ lenticular brackets for OpenChat titles โ plus kaomoji and โง โ star dust.
Full-width letters (๏ผฆ๏ฝ๏ฝ๏ฝ ๏ผท๏ฝ๏ฝ๏ฝ๏ฝ) are worth knowing here: they match the width of Japanese characters, so a Latin name in full-width sits evenly beside kana and kanji. Everything on this page is plain text and renders on iOS, Android and LINE for PC.
Type your name, status message or group title.
Pick a style or a bracket frame.
In LINE: Home โ your profile โ edit name or status message, then paste.
Where the text shows and what the limits are.
Japanese, Chinese and Korean characters are drawn at full width, so ordinary Latin letters look narrow beside them. The Full Width row converts Latin letters and digits to their full-width forms (๏ผก ๏ผข ๏ผฃ ๏ผ ๏ผ ๏ผ), which aligns them with kana and kanji โ the reason full-width text is far more common on LINE than on Western apps. Mixing a full-width Latin name with Japanese text in a status message produces an even line.
Status messages allow line breaks, so a decorated header over a plain line is a common pattern: โ๏ฝกยฐโฉ ๐๐ถ๐๐ โฉยฐ๏ฝกโ above a short note. OpenChat titles appear in a public directory and are searched as plain text, so keep the searchable words plain inside a ใ ใ frame rather than styling them. Some styled letters make a name harder for friends to search in their contact list, so keep the plain spelling somewhere in the status message.
No โ the LINE ID is plain lowercase letters, numbers and a few symbols, and can only be set once.
They match the width of kana and kanji, so mixed Japanese-Latin lines align evenly.
No โ LINE has no native formatting, which is why Unicode styles are used.
Search matches plain characters, so keep the keywords plain inside the bracket frame.
Yes.
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