Give your text a freaky in font — for free. Try it right below in the live widget.
Cursed & Glitchy Styles
Choose from creepy, corrupted, and vaporwave text styles. Turn plain text into font that looks haunted or hacked in one click.
Copy-Paste
Anywhere
Bios, DMs, Discord names, captions, comments, memes. Use your freaky text anywhere you want.
Loads Of Variants
Zalgo, mirrored, flipped, tiny, spaced-out — you'll find something that speaks to your mood. Use different styles to mess with your friends.
It's All in Unicode
All styles are Unicode-based, which means they work almost everywhere, and look freaky and unique.
Get Freaky Text in 3 Easy Steps:
Type Your Text
A name, phrase, whole paragraph.
Enter anything.
Choose a Freaky Style
Glitchy, creepy, backwards, vaporwave
and many more styles.
Copy & Use Anywhere
Your freaky text is ready to paste
anywhere you want.
Perfect For
Meme Creators
Generate cool captions for memes.
Choose from different font styles.
Copy and paste freaky text into memes.
Discord Users
Make your username stand out
Style your server channels with weird fonts.
Great for gaming, or just messing around.
Social Media Posters
Make your bio or captions pop.
Catch attention with cool fonts.
Works on Insta, TikTok, Twitter, and more.
Gamers
Get a glitchy or hacker style name.
Create cool clan or lobby names.
Use in Steam, Xbox, or in-game chats.
Jokesters
Send weird messages to confuse people.
Use upside-down for a bit of chaos in chat.
Play the best harmless pranks.
Writers
Match your vibe with freaky fonts.
Style titles or section headers.
Perfect for short horror stories.
What is the Freaky Text Generator?
It’s an AI tool that transforms regular letters into weird, distorted, or spooky versions using special Unicode characters.
Is it free to use?
Yep — Overchat AI freaky text generator is a free too. Try it by typing into the chatbot widget above. Premium plans are also available to unlock unlimited chats.
Where can I paste the freaky text?
Almost anywhere! Instagram, Twitter, Discord, TikTok, Reddit, Twitch. Unicode symbols use a standard encoding. Therefore, they may look freaky, but almost all devices support them.
Will the freaky text show up on other devices?
In most cases, yes! It's Unicode-based, so as long as the platform supports those characters, it'll work.
Is it safe?
Totally. It’s just text — no downloads are required and there are no actual bugs or glitches involved. Unicode characters are supported by all modern browsers and platforms.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes! It’s fully mobile-friendly. You can both generate and view freaky text on your mobile phone. Try typing into the chatbot widget above from your smartphone or tablet.
Can I generate freaky text in other languages?
Of course! Just type in your language and see what happens. Unicode handles most scripts and languages.
Does the freaky text work on all websites and apps?
Most of the time, yes — it uses Unicode characters, which are supported in most places like Instagram, Twitter, Discord, and messaging apps.
Will it change the meaning of my words?
No — your words stay the same. Only the way the text looks changes. It's all visual styling using special characters.
Can I use it for long paragraphs?
You can, but shorter text usually looks better. Some freaky styles get hard to read when applied to longer blocks of text.
Why do some characters look different or get cut off?
Not all Unicode characters render the same way across devices. Some styles (like glitchy/zalgo) stack characters, which may look clipped or overlap on certain screens or apps.
Is it different from using a font?
Yes. Fonts change how text looks on your screen using styling. This tool actually replaces letters with lookalike Unicode characters — which means the styling stays when you paste it elsewhere.
Can I use freaky text in my Instagram bio or captions?
Yes — just copy and paste it directly into your bio, post, or story. It should display correctly on most modern phones and browsers.
Will freaky text hurt SEO?
In some cases it might. Since it uses special characters, search engines may not interpret the text correctly.
Does it work in emails?
Usually, it does. But some email clients may strip out or replace special characters. We suggest to test a sample before sending.
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