Note: xat shows these Unicode characters with the browser font; the safest are bold, italic, double-struck, small caps, superscript and the underline/strikethrough combining marks. If a style shows as boxes, try another.
Note: xat shows these Unicode characters with the browser font; the safest are bold, italic, double-struck, small caps, superscript and the underline/strikethrough combining marks. If a style shows as boxes, try another.
Type your nick and turn it into 40 Unicode letter styles (bold, italic, gothic, bubble, double-struck…), make it tiny or underlined, add decorations like ꧁༺ nick ༻꧂ and combine symbols, kaomoji and emojis. Everything copies with one click and works on xat without any power. The Unicode mixer also shows, letter by letter, every look-alike variant of each letter in your nick (Cyrillic, Greek, Cherokee, mathematical, enclosed…) to mix by hand or at random, and the block browser gathers every Unicode character that shows on most PCs without installing fonts.
Yes. They are Unicode characters, so they show in the chat with no powers needed. A few styles may not render on very old devices.
The xat name is short, so double or decorated letters take up more room. Try short combinations and check how it looks.
Yes. Write the decorated nick first and add the (glow#…#grad#…) code in brackets after it; the gradient applies to any character.
Yes. In “Other alphabets” you type your nick and see it the way it sounds in Cyrillic, Greek, Arabic, Hebrew, Aramaic (Syriac), Japanese (katakana), Korean (hangul), Chinese, Hindi, Bengali, Thai, Georgian and Armenian, plus styles that imitate those scripts with Latin letters. It is a phonetic transliteration for nicks, not a translation; copy it and it works on xat with no powers.