Cursed Text Generator
Create Glitched Text Effects with Unicode Magic. Perfect for social media, memes, and creative content.
Instant Text Transformation
Create spooky and distorted text effects in seconds with our easy-to-use generator
Unicode Magic
Utilizing special Unicode combining characters for unique glitch effects
Social Media Ready
Generated text works perfectly on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and more
Frequently Asked Questions About Cursed Text
What exactly is cursed text (also known as Zalgo text)?
Cursed text, also known as Zalgo text or void text, is a style of text that appears distorted or "glitched" using Unicode combining characters. It's created by stacking multiple diacritic marks on top of regular letters, resulting in a creepy, chaotic appearance that's perfect for horror-themed content or creative expression.
How does the cursed text generator work?
Our generator uses special Unicode combining characters that modify the appearance of base characters. When these characters are stacked together, they create a distorted, glitched effect. Each letter can be modified with multiple combining marks to achieve different levels of distortion.
Where can I use cursed text?
Cursed text works on most modern platforms including social media (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram), messaging apps, and websites. It's popular for creating memes, adding spooky effects to social media posts, or just making your text stand out in creative ways.
Will cursed text display correctly everywhere?
While most modern devices and platforms support cursed text, some may display it differently. The effect works best on up-to-date browsers and operating systems that fully support Unicode characters. Some platforms might limit the number of combining characters allowed.
Can I convert cursed text back to normal?
No, once text has been converted to cursed format, it cannot be automatically converted back to its original form. The transformation adds multiple Unicode characters to each letter, making it a one-way process. We recommend keeping a copy of your original text.