

In my Style Server, I wanted to make the Text Channels category name really stand out with a big clear font! I used the Unicode Text Converter linked above to achieve this with the “Fullwidth” font option. Unicode can also be produced by using any of the character codes available for it, but this will require a text editor such as Microsoft Word.

Discord should support most character sets because non-English languages are the reason why Unicode was created. Alternatively, if you want to use a specific language’s character set you can simply copy-paste those into Discord. Furthermore, they allow you to use character sets for specific languages such as Japanese which is handy when your server is in a specific language.Īn easy way to get some text in a Unicode font is to use a Unicode Text Converter or a Fancy Text Generator. Unicode fonts are great ways to use custom fonts to break some of the monotony of standard Discord fonts - especially when it comes to channel and category names. With Unicode emojis, you can make any channel or category more interesting and informative, but it doesn’t stop there.

After saving the changes, my #general channel has the emoji in its name! Then I went into the channel settings and pasted the emoji where I wanted it in the name (using CTRL + V). I once again found the emoji I wanted and changed it into its Unicode form to copy.
