Bubble Text Generator — Circled Letters to Copy and Paste
Convert a phrase into open or filled circled characters. Open bubbles preserve ASCII letter case; filled bubbles use uppercase forms. This makes copyable text, not hand-drawn bubble lettering or an image.
Up to 500 characters (complete graphemes), with an 8000 code-unit safety cap.
Open bubbles
Filled bubbles
Open circles and filled circles do different jobs
Exact open-bubble example: Ab → Ⓐⓑ. The filled version of the same input is 🅐🅑: the lowercase b becomes an uppercase form. Compare both outputs before copying, especially when capitalisation matters to your name or label.
Make a phrase or a complete alphabet
- Enter a short phrase to preview both circle styles.
- To generate a full alphabet, replace the input with ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ or abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz.
- Copy the chosen result and inspect it in the target field. If the button cannot access the clipboard, copy the selected output manually.
Open bubbles also map the individual digits 0–9. Filled bubbles in this tool map letters only, so numbers and punctuation remain ordinary. Unsupported characters, accented graphemes and emoji are preserved, not placed inside a drawn circle.
Circled text is not a drawing template
This generator cannot choose outline thickness, export a bubble-letter illustration or change the destination field’s font size. It substitutes characters in a string. Use a drawing tool for large custom outlines. Here, the limit is 500 complete graphemes and 8000 code units; a long paste is shortened with a notice.
Unicode’s display guidance notes that fonts can lack particular characters. If a circle shows as a box, compare another style or restore plain text rather than assuming the copy button lost the letter.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can filled bubbles preserve lowercase letters?
Not in this tool’s filled-circle mapping. Both a and A produce the same uppercase circled form. Choose open bubbles if you need distinct lowercase shapes.
Will punctuation also get circles?
No. This mapping covers ASCII letters, plus individual digits in the open-circle style. Punctuation remains unchanged.
Can I copy the alphabet in one action?
Yes. Put the full alphabet in the input, then copy the open or filled result. You can select the output manually if clipboard access fails.