What this tool does
Generate underlined text with Unicode combining characters, so the underline is part of the text you paste into posts and bios. You fill in these fields: Text. It shows underlined text.
Inputs
- Text: Longer text, up to 5000 characters. Every character, including spaces, gets the line. Line breaks are left alone.
How to use
- Type the text.
- Read the result: underlined text. It appears once every required field has a valid value.
- Use the copy button to copy the text.
Where this comes from
Draw a line through or under text. One Unicode combining mark is placed after each visible character: U+0336 for a line through it, U+0332 for a line under it. Spaces and tabs get the mark. Line breaks do not. Source: The Unicode Standard: Combining Diacritical Marks (U+0336 combining long stroke overlay, U+0332 combining low line), and Unicode Standard Annex 29 on what counts as one visible character.
Limitations
- The line is drawn by the app that shows the text, so it may look offset, uneven or be missing in some apps and fonts.
- Screen readers may read the marks out, add pauses or skip them, so avoid it for text that must be accessible.
- The result holds one extra hidden character, the mark, for every visible character. That counts against character limits and stops the text matching a search for the plain words.
- The marked text is not turned back into plain text here, so keep your original.
- Text longer than 5,000 characters is not accepted.
FAQs
- Q: Why does the line look different in some apps?
- A: The line is a Unicode combining character, so each app and font draws it. Its position and thickness vary. Check the result where you will post it.
- Q: Can I paste it into a social media bio or a message?
- A: Usually yes, because it is plain text, not formatting. A site that strips unusual characters will show the text without the line.
- Q: Are spaces and line breaks marked too?
- A: Spaces and tabs get the mark so the line is continuous. Line breaks are left alone, so each line of text is marked on its own.
- Q: Does it work on accented letters and emoji?
- A: Each visible character gets one mark, so an accented letter or an emoji made of several parts is never split apart.
- Q: Why use this instead of formatting?
- A: Bios and posts on many sites accept only plain text. The underline here is made of a Unicode combining character, so it travels with the text when you paste it.
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