The digits 0 to 9 in bold, outline, monospace, circled, superscript, subscript and more styles. Tap a style to copy all numbers, or use the generator for your own numbers and dates.
All number styles
Each row shows 0 to 9 in one style. One tap copies the whole row, or pick single digits below.
Unicode has far fewer number variants than letter variants. There is no cursive or gothic for digits. What does exist: bold, sans-serif, monospace and outline numbers, circled numbers (also filled), numbers in parentheses, superscript and subscript digits, and wide fullwidth numbers.
Small superscript numbers are popular for footnotes, birth years in a name or your age in a bio. Circled numbers work well for numbered lists in captions and stories.
Using fancy numbers in your text
Birth year or age in your bio, for example superscript next to your name.
Numbered lists in captions with circled digits.
Dates and times in your WhatsApp status in bold or monospace.
Gaming names with circled or squared numbers as a tag.
For your own numbers, dates or phone numbers, simply type them into the font generator. Digits are converted in every style that supports numbers.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about fancy numbers
Why is there no cursive for numbers?
The Unicode standard only contains letters for cursive and gothic, no digits. For numbers you have bold, outline, monospace, circled, superscript and subscript.
How do I copy small numbers?
Use the Superscript or Subscript style. Tapping the row copies all digits; single digits can be copied below.
Do the numbers work on Instagram and WhatsApp?
Yes, they are real Unicode characters. They work in bios, names, statuses and messages.