Normalize Unicode Letters

Unicode letters come in all shapes and styles bold, italic, fullwidth, script, enclosed, and more. Normalize Unicode Letters lets you convert those variants back to plain ASCII characters. You can strip stylized forms, remove grouping symbols or separators, and simplify content for parsing, display, or search. Live preview helps verify changes instantly.

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Options
Convert to ASCII letters
Remove separators

How to Use:

  1. Paste Unicode letter text into the left input box
  2. Enable Convert to ASCII letters to normalize styled glyphs
  3. Use Remove separators to strip spaces, dots, commas, etc.
  4. Output updates live and flashes when changed
  5. Import .txt, .log, or .csv files as needed
  6. Copy or export your result instantly from the right box

Tool Options:

  • Convert to ASCII letters: Turns fancy Unicode into standard A–Z / a–z
  • Remove separators: Deletes characters like . , Β· β€’ ␣

Example:

Input:

𝔄𝔅ℂ 𝐴𝐡𝐢 ⓐⓑⓒ

Output (both toggles on):

ABCABCabc

Common Use Cases:

Normalize Unicode Letters is useful when cleaning stylized content from rich text, math tools, UI elements, or copy-paste Unicode-heavy documents. It’s great for preprocessing text for search, logging, storage, or machine readability anytime you need to collapse decorative or symbolic letter forms into plain usable ASCII.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

If you’re trying to clean up letter forms, Convert Unicode to Uppercase can help with standardizing the casing. And if accents or extra marks are getting in the way, Remove Combining Characters is a solid follow-up to smooth things out.

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