0 in Different Fonts
Every Unicode style applied to the digit 0. Tap any row to copy the fancy version into your bio, post, or message.
Why the same letter looks like 40 different shapes
The styles below aren’t font files — they’re distinct Unicode codepoints that happen to look like “0” in different visual styles. Unicode reserves whole blocks for math notation (bold, italic, fraktur, script, double-struck, monospace, sans-serif), and decorative ranges for circled, parenthesized, fullwidth, and squared forms. Stack them with combining marks (underline, strikethrough, glitch) and the count climbs fast.
Because each variant is a real character, you can paste it into bios, captions, usernames, and DMs on apps that don’t expose font settings. The output is plain text — just unusual plain text.
Other letters
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