Unicode Lookalike Character Transformer

Style text by swapping eligible Latin letters for visually similar Unicode characters from other writing systems.

Different apps and fonts may display Unicode characters differently.

Styled Output Text

Options

How many of the eligible letters get replaced. Not every letter has a lookalike, so 100% means every letter that can be swapped is swapped, not every character in your text.
Which alphabets the replacements come from. Cyrillic has the most lookalikes. Greek has far fewer, so choosing it changes fewer letters even at 100%.
Leaves URLs, email addresses, @mentions and #hashtags exactly as typed. One swapped character is enough to break a link or a mention, so this stays on unless you want those altered too.
Adds an invisible character (U+200B) between letters inside words. It splits words apart for anything doing literal matching, but some platforms strip invisible characters back out.
How many of the gaps between letters get an invisible character. Only gaps inside words are used, never next to spaces or punctuation, where they would break nothing.