Quickly generate letter characters from the Unicode character set using a specific starting point, range, and output format. You can choose uppercase, lowercase, or both, set how many characters to extract, and apply any separator for the result. This tool works with extended alphabets from Latin, Greek, Cyrillic, and beyond all searchable via code points. Get styled text, typographic ranges, and glyph series in just one click.
How to Use:
- Set your Start Code Point (default is 65 =
A) - Choose how many Unicode characters to collect
- Pick a case filter – any, uppercase, or lowercase
- Add a separator (space, newline, comma, etc.)
- Output updates live as you type or toggle
- Copy or export the generated result when ready
Tool Options:
- Start Code Point: Decimal value to begin scanning from
- How Many Letters: Number of characters to include
- Separator: What goes between each letter (default: space)
- Case Filter: Restrict output to uppercase, lowercase, or allow both
Example:
Settings:
- Start Code Point:
0x1D434(math italic A) - Count:
10 - Separator:
" · " - Case Filter: Uppercase
Output:
𝐴 · 𝐵 · 𝐶 · 𝐷 · 𝐸 · 𝐹 · 𝐺 · 𝐻 · 𝐼 · 𝐽Common Use Cases:
Use Generate Unicode Letters when you need consistent character sets for testing, styling, font previews, dataset generation, or writing educational tools. It’s great for creating visual sets across scripts, generating casing samples, or using stylistic alphabets in Unicode planes like math italic, bold, double-struck, fullwidth, and more.
Useful Tools & Suggestions:
After generating a batch of letters, you might want to run them through Convert Unicode to Lowercase to keep things uniform. And if you’re prepping for web display, Convert Unicode to HTML makes sure those letters show up exactly how you want.