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Text Frame Generator

Find over 100 Unicode character sequences to customise text and copy each combination.

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Text Frame Generator

Find over 100 different Unicode frames and copy the template with your text.

DISCOVER THE TOOL

What is a text frame generator used for?

Creates decorative borders around words and short messages.

Understand the concept and the difference between this style

Text frames use corner characters, lines and ornaments to frame a phrase. The composition depends on the spacing of each symbol.

How it works in practice

Frames use Unicode lines and corners that rely on monospaced alignment.

How to choose and assess the result

Enter a short sentence and test the frame on both your desktop and mobile. The layout may be disrupted if automatic line breaks occur.

ILLUSTRATIVE ENTRYHi
EXAMPLE OF A RESULT┌─ Hi ─┐

Why use a text frame generator?

Incorporate small sections into borders and decorative elements that draw the eye in a structured way.

A post in a group can be given a short border to make it stand out amongst other messages.

A step-by-step guide to using this tool

Type in the text, compare the frame styles and copy the entire layout.

How to choose the best result

The alignment depends on the character width and the application’s font; test it in the publication environment.

Tips on how to copy and make better use of it

In applications using proportional fonts, the edges may become misaligned.

Proportional fonts can cause them to become misaligned, particularly in long messages.

PRACTICAL GUIDE

Frames to highlight short phrases

Frames work well with profile headlines and short messages. The longer the sentence, the greater the chance it will wrap onto multiple lines on a mobile phone.

Try different sizes

Compare a minimalist version with an ornate one to choose the most legible one.

Questions about the text frame generator

Frames to highlight short phrases?

Frames work well with profile headlines and short messages. The longer the sentence, the greater the chance it will wrap onto multiple lines on a mobile phone.

Why not try different sizes?

Compare a minimalist version with an ornate one to choose the most legible one.