Vaporwave Text Generator
Wide, spaced-out "aesthetic" letters. Tap a style to copy.
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These are Unicode symbols, not fonts. Some apps and older phones show them as boxes, and screen readers may read them letter by letter or skip them, so keep names, important details and hashtags in plain text. Why, and what to do instead.
Where wide text comes from
Vaporwave text uses Unicode's Halfwidth and Fullwidth Forms block (U+FF01–FF5E). Fullwidth Latin letters exist so Western letters can sit neatly in a grid beside Chinese, Japanese and Korean characters, which are all the same width. Outside that context they look stretched and spaced out, which became the signature look of vaporwave art and music in the 2010s.
Plain, spaced and bracketed
Wide converts letters, digits, basic punctuation and spaces to fullwidth forms. Aesthetic spaced adds a space between every character for an even airier look. Corner brackets wraps it in 『 』 from the CJK Symbols block. Because the letters are wide, they use up a lot of screen width on phones, so keep it to a few words.
Where it works
Fullwidth letters are in nearly every phone and computer font, since they're needed for East Asian text. Screen readers usually read them correctly as letters, which makes vaporwave one of the friendlier styles, though the spaced version may be read letter by letter. See the accessibility guide.
Frequently asked questions
What is aesthetic text?
Wide, spaced-out text in the vaporwave style, made from fullwidth Unicode letters.
Does wide text work in usernames?
Usually not. Most platforms only allow plain letters in usernames. It works in display names, bios and posts.
Is vaporwave text the same as wide text?
Yes, both names describe fullwidth letters.