Fullwidth (Vaporwave) Text Converter

How it is calculated

The tool converts plain ASCII characters to their fullwidth Unicode forms, the wide characters used in East Asian typography and in the "aesthetic" text style. Each printable ASCII character from ! to ~ (code points 33 to 126) is moved up by 65,248 (hex FEE0), so A becomes Ａ, a becomes ａ, 5 becomes ５. An ordinary space (32) becomes the ideographic space U+3000. Characters outside that range, such as accented letters, Chinese characters or emoji, are left unchanged. Empty input gives no result. The result is just text, so it can be copied into any place that accepts Unicode, although some fonts may show the wide forms inconsistently.

Common mistakes

• Using fullwidth text for passwords, usernames, or file names. Many systems treat the wide characters as different from normal ones.
• Expecting accented letters like é or ç to be converted. Only basic ASCII characters are changed.
• Posting converted text where it should be found by search. Searching for "Hello" will not match Ｈｅｌｌｏ.
• Relying on screen readers to read it normally: some read each wide character differently, so use it for decoration only.