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About this tool
Convert letters into emoji equivalents with multiple themes like regional indicators, bubble, animal, and food emojis.
The Emoji Letter Generator maps each A-Z letter you type to its Unicode letter-symbol equivalent in one of four styles: regional indicator flags (U+1F1E6 onward), negative squared letters, positive squared letters and negative circled bubble letters. Type or paste text and the converted version appears immediately, space-separated and ready to copy into a bio, a post or a chat. Digits, punctuation and spaces pass through untouched, and there is a shuffle mode that picks a different style for every letter.
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Type or paste into the Input Text box (placeholder: Type or paste your text here...) — a live character count sits underneath, and digits, punctuation and spaces pass through unchanged.
Choose a style button: Regional Indicators, Negative Squared, Positive Squared or Bubble Letters — or tick Random to re-roll the style for every individual letter.
The output panel, headed with the active style's name, renders the converted text with a space between characters so regional indicators never merge into a country flag. Copy puts it on the clipboard, Reset clears the box, and the Letter Reference grid shows all 26 symbols for that style.
Each style maps to actual code points — U+1F1E6 for regional indicators, U+1F170 negative squared, U+1F130 positive squared, U+1F150 negative circled — so the text stays copyable everywhere.
Output is joined with spaces, which stops two adjacent regional indicators from combining into a country flag and mangling your word.
Shuffle mode re-rolls the style for each individual letter rather than picking one set for the whole string.
Because two regional indicator characters placed next to each other form a flag — 🇺 followed by 🇸 becomes 🇺🇸. This tool inserts a space between every character to prevent that, so if you delete the spaces when pasting elsewhere, pairs will start combining.
Four: Regional Indicators, Negative Squared, Positive Squared and Bubble (negative circled). Each covers the full 26-letter alphabet, built by offsetting from the block's first code point.
Input is lowercased before mapping, so capitals and lowercase produce the same symbols. Digits, punctuation, spaces and any non-Latin characters are passed through unchanged rather than dropped.
Only a handful of these code points — such as 🅰, 🅱, 🅾 and 🅿 — have emoji presentation by default; the rest are text-presentation symbols, so their appearance depends entirely on the font on the device viewing them. Regional indicators are the most consistently colourful set across platforms.