Aesthetic Fonts

The aesthetic text on this page is Unicode characters, not a font

Every Double-Struck result is one Unicode character that Unicode itself names and numbers; type A and you get U+1D538 MATHEMATICAL DOUBLE-STRUCK CAPITAL A. Of the 62 characters, 55 are in the Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols block; the other 7 are the capitals set out further down. Every name and code point on this page is read from the Unicode Character Database, version 16.0.0.

These seven are the styles this site gathers under the name Aesthetic Fonts, and the grouping is this site's own. Other styles have pages of their own, among them Wide, Cursive, Gothic, Bubble, Small Caps and Superscript.

Double-Struck capitals, small letters and digits

The 26 small letters run unbroken from U+1D552 to U+1D56B, and the 10 digits from U+1D7D8 to U+1D7E1. The capitals are split into eleven runs; the longest, S to Y, holds 7 characters from U+1D54A to U+1D550.

Seven double-struck capitals with a gap in the run

C, H, N, P, Q, R and Z are taken from Letterlike Symbols rather than from the run that holds the other 19 capitals. Their names drop the word MATHEMATICAL, and the code point each would have had in the run is unassigned:

• C is U+2102 DOUBLE-STRUCK CAPITAL C; its place in the run, U+1D53A, is reserved.
• H is U+210D, in place of U+1D53F.
• N is U+2115, in place of U+1D545.
• P is U+2119 and Q is U+211A, in place of U+1D547 and U+1D548.
• R is U+211D, in place of U+1D549.
• Z is U+2124, in place of U+1D551, just before the small letters begin at U+1D552.

Six decorations that add a symbol to your text

Each of the six leaves all 62 keys as typed, so none has a character table.

Sparkles, Flowers, Crowns and Lightning Around

An around style frames every line you type that is not empty: its symbol comes first and last, with a U+0020 SPACE between it and your words on each side. The symbol is U+2728 SPARKLES in Sparkles Around, U+2740 WHITE FLORETTE in Flowers Around, U+1F451 CROWN in Crowns Around and U+26A1 HIGH VOLTAGE SIGN in Lightning Around.

Hearts and Stars Between

A between style puts its symbol between neighboring characters of a word, never next to a space. Hearts Between joins the characters with U+2665 BLACK HEART SUIT, and Stars Between with U+2605 BLACK STAR.

SPARKLES and WHITE FLORETTE are in the Dingbats block, CROWN in Miscellaneous Symbols and Pictographs, and the other three in Miscellaneous Symbols. Four of the six symbols, SPARKLES, CROWN, HIGH VOLTAGE SIGN and BLACK HEART SUIT, have the property Emoji=Yes in the Unicode data; WHITE FLORETTE and BLACK STAR do not.