Add Spaces or Symbols Between Letters

Space out a word like h e l l o, put hearts or stars between the letters of a name (h♡e♡y), join words with a symbol, or wrap every letter or word in brackets such as 【a】【b】 or 「word」 for an aesthetic bio, a nickname or a heading. The tool also works in reverse and strips the symbols out again. Emoji, flags, accented letters and Hangul syllables are treated as single characters, so nothing gets broken apart.

How to use this tool

1. Type your text.
2. Choose where the symbols go: between letters, between words, or around each letter or word.
3. Pick a symbol or wrapper, or type your own (any text or emoji).
4. Copy the result; choose “Remove” with the same symbol to undo it.

Formula

Result = character₁ + symbol + character₂ + symbol + … (one user-perceived character at a time)

Characters are split with the browser’s grapheme segmenter, so 👍🏽 or 🇰🇷 counts as one character, not two or four code points. With a symbol, existing spaces are left alone (h♡i y♡o); with a space as the separator, each original space becomes a three-space gap so the words stay apart. Removing a space separator treats runs of two or more spaces as word gaps and single spaces as inserted ones.

Example

With the default settings, hello world becomes h e l l o w o r l d. With the heart symbol it becomes h♡e♡l♡l♡o w♡o♡r♡l♡d, and wrapping each letter in 【】 gives 【h】【e】【l】【l】【o】 【w】【o】【r】【l】【d】.