Pile combining marks on your letters until the text looks haunted.
The effect is random. Press the page's input again or edit the text to roll new marks. Heavy results can overflow lines in some apps.
c̸ű̡r͏ş̬ͅe͍͢d̤̋
c̛͓̲̈́͑̍̕ȕ̙̤͚r̶̸͙̩͔̞̣͡sͭͧ҉̡̺͕͍͘è҉͖̗̰ḓ̢̇ͫ͢
c̈̔͐͌u̴̧ͥ̃͒͌̄ͮ͟͏̗̩̲̜̺͖r̭͖̝̖̭̩͖̻̲̻̀s̞̝̟̭̥͇̎̈ͥ̽ͬ̈͘͞͠ͅͅe̷̴̡̨̟͍̣̳̮̞̣̜͈̯̓̏͞d̍͌ͬ̾̋̉̀͞҉̴͘͏
c̰̜u̠̤̠̠͚̗r̤̤͈̖̮s̟̬̲͕̠̳̪̘͈̦e̪̝͈̬̯̱̪̣̪̠̤d
c͗̓ͤ̎̒ͦͨ͆ͬͨu͑̅͛rs̎̔̒eͦ́́̾ͥ͗ͩ͐́ͥ̏̂dͥ̎ͤͣ̄
𝖈͖́̉̐𝖚̵𝖗҉̲͟𝖘̸̪̱̋ͮͥ𝖊̡̮̗̭͞𝖉̟̈̀͡ͅ
c̶̞̘̜͛̑ͧu̶͈̱r̶͒ͪ̓s̶̫̪̳̒e̶͔͐͋d̶̜͙ͅ
Unicode combining marks attach to the character before them, and nothing limits how many can be stacked. This generator adds random marks above, through and below each letter in different amounts, from a mild curse to a towering eldritch one. Gothic and strikethrough variants add extra weirdness.
The pattern is random, so press Shuffle effects for a new roll. Very heavy results may spill over adjacent lines in some apps, so preview them where you will post.
No. These are Unicode characters that happen to look like styled letters, so they paste into any app that accepts text, with no font installation. Because they are different characters from normal letters, search and screen readers may handle them differently.
Combining marks do not take space, so tall stacks are drawn over neighboring lines. Many apps clip them; some allow them to overlap.
Yes. The Unicode to Text Converter has an option that removes combining marks and restores readable text.