Add Combining Characters

Add Combining Characters lets you decorate each character in your text with Unicode combining marks like accents, tildes, dots, and more. You can apply the same marks to every character or assign them randomly. It’s perfect for creating glitchy, styled, or test data with stacked glyph effects.

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Supported file types: .txt, .log, .csv
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Options
Apply randomly

How to Use:

  1. Paste or type text into the input box
  2. Enter combining marks using \u codes (e.g. \u0301\u0302)
  3. Toggle Apply randomly to mix them up
  4. Watch the output update live on the right
  5. Use Choose File to import .txt, .log, or .csv files
  6. Copy or export your styled output as needed

Tool Options:

  • Combining Marks: Unicode sequences like \u0301 for acute or \u0300 for grave
  • Apply randomly: Mix and shuffle combining marks across characters

Example:

Input:

Hello

Combining Marks: \u0301\u0302Output:

Copy codeH́̂é̂ĺ̂ĺ̂ó̂

Common Use Cases:

Use this tool for creating test data, glitch effects, or styled fonts. It’s ideal for making visual demos of Unicode behavior, exploring glyph stacking, or crafting artistic/experimental text for interfaces, keyboards, or rendering tests.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

Once you’ve layered on combining marks, Analyze Unicode is great for checking how each character is actually structured. And if you want to undo the chaos later, Remove Combining Characters will snap it back to something more standard.

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