Number fonts
Every digit style you can copy, plus a letters to numbers converter.
Number styles10 styles
Cursive and script4 styles
Italic4 styles
Gothic and Old English4 styles
Bold1 styles
Outline1 styles
Wide and spaced2 styles
Small and tiny1 styles
Squares2 styles
Upside down and mirror3 styles
Strikethrough and underline21 styles
Glitch4 styles
Look-alike alphabets10 styles
Decorated61 styles
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Which styles have numbers
Not every Unicode style includes digits. Bold, bold sans, sans, double struck, monospace and full width all have a complete 0 to 9. Circled and dark circled numbers come from the enclosed alphanumerics, and superscript and subscript digits are complete too. Script, Fraktur and italic sets have no digits, so numbers stay plain in those styles.
Letters to numbers
The converter below the list turns letters into their position in the alphabet, so A = 1, B = 2 and Z = 26. This simple code, sometimes called A1Z26, turns up in puzzles, escape rooms and scavenger hunts. Switch the mode to decode numbers back into letters.
Questions people ask
How do I make fancy numbers?
Type your numbers in the box and copy any style that includes digits.
What is A1Z26?
A code that replaces each letter with its position in the alphabet, from A = 1 to Z = 26.
Why do numbers stay plain in cursive?
Unicode has no script or gothic digits. Use bold, double struck or bubble for styled numbers.
How do I type circled numbers?
Copy them from the bubble style. ① to ⑳ also have their own characters.
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Updated November 13, 2026