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Fancy Text to Normal Text Converter

Convert known Unicode bold, script, circled, squared and fullwidth text to plain text. Review changes while preserving unknown characters, emoji and accents.

Fancy text to convert

Runs on your device; content is never uploaded. Up to 20,000 UTF-16 units. Converts known glyphs; unknown characters, original line endings and accents are preserved.

Also convert small caps, superscripts and subscriptsThese can be phonetic or mathematical text. Shared glyphs cannot recover original case; small caps default to lowercase.Remove known underline, strike and slash overlaysOnly U+0332, U+0333, U+0336 and U+0338. Slashes can mean mathematical negation; all other accents and marks stay.Additionally apply Unicode NFKC compatibility normalizationChanges Roman numerals, units, fractions and ligatures (Ⅲ → III, ㎏ → kg), which may lose meaningful distinctions. Enable only when needed; coverage depends on your browser’s Unicode version.

Plain text result

Specification: Unicode Normalization Forms

Which fancy fonts can be converted?

The default rules cover this site’s mathematical bold, italic, script, Fraktur, double-struck, sans-serif and monospace alphabets, plus circled, squared, parenthesized and ASCII fullwidth glyphs. Small caps, superscripts and subscripts are optional. Real Chinese, Greek, Cyrillic, currency symbols, upside-down text and custom frames are not guessed.

Can it recover the exact original?

Only known mappings can be reversed, and some glyphs have already lost their original case. Mathematical alphabets can also carry meaning in formulas. Unknown characters stay intact. Four known line overlays can be removed separately; other combining marks are not stripped, preserving ordinary accents and compound emoji.

When should you use NFKC?

Unicode NFKC folds additional compatibility characters such as Roman numerals, units and ligatures, but can erase meaningful distinctions. It is off by default. When enabled, its whole-text conversion is shown separately in the change details. Processing is local and your original remains unchanged; review the result before copying.