Personalised Letters
Customise names, phrases and bios with thousands of letter combinations.
Personalised Letters
Combine decorative letters, frames and symbols to create your own designs.
What are personalised letters used for?
It allows you to try out combinations of lettering and ornamentation using a name of your choice.
Understand the concept and the difference between this style
Customising can mean changing the appearance of the letters, adding a border, using separators, or combining these techniques. A simple layout usually highlights the main name more effectively.
How it works in practice
The effect is created by replacing characters and adding symbols around the text.
How to choose and assess the result
Try the name on its own first; then add just one symbol at each end. Compare how legible it is at the actual size used in a bio.
Tips on how to copy and make better use of it
Do not use variants that are difficult to recognise for contacts, important information or identifiers.
Avoid using decorative symbols in the middle of emails, links and identifiers, as these require the exact characters to work.
Customise without compromising readability
You could start with the original name and try out decorative elements at the ends, rather than altering each character. This usually makes it easier to recognise the name in profiles and groups.
A practical method
Set up three versions — understated, decorated and gamer — and compare how each one looks on your mobile screen before making your choice.
Questions about personalised lettering
Can you customise it without affecting readability?
You could start with the original name and try out decorative elements at the ends, rather than altering each character. This usually makes it easier to recognise the name in profiles and groups.
A practical method?
Set up three versions — understated, decorated and gamer — and compare how each one looks on your mobile screen before making your choice.
