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Prepare the text you wrote with selected Unicode styles, clean caption spacing, a deduplicated hashtag set and a small labelled emoji picker. Everything runs in your browser.
Select some text to style it. Shift with the arrow keys selects from the keyboard.
Styled letters are different Unicode characters, not a font. Screen readers may spell them out and search may not match them, so keep the words that matter plain.
Style
Links, mentions, hashtags, accented letters and non-Latin scripts stay as they are.
Undo
Spacing
No hidden characters are added, and emoji joiners and script marks are kept. Check how your app shows the pasted caption.
Separate tags with spaces, commas, semicolons or lines. Up to 5,000 UTF-16 units.
0 unique tags, 0 duplicates removed and 0 tokens to review.
Output
Duplicates are matched regardless of case, and the first spelling is kept. Capitals help people read joined words, such as #SocialMediaTips. This does not check a platform's rules or reach.
Hand skin tone
Your emoji
Choose emoji from the grid to build a set to copy.
How to use it
- 1
Choose text styles, caption spacing, the hashtag cleaner or the emoji picker. Each keeps its text while you switch between them.
- 2
For styles, select the words to emphasise and choose a style. For spacing and hashtags, paste your text and the clean version appears beside it.
- 3
In the emoji picker, search or browse, choose a hand skin tone and pick as many emoji as you like.
- 4
Copy the result, then check its length before adding it to your post. If the clipboard is blocked, the text is selected so you can copy it yourself.
Before you export
Unicode styling can affect screen readers and search. It changes the characters rather than applying a real font. Accented letters and unsupported scripts pass through, and plain-text restore covers the four styles offered here.
Spacing cleanup adds no hidden characters. Hashtag cleanup does not predict reach or verify banned tags. No content is generated or looked up.
Check the platform count or review your caption and image description before posting.
Sources and format guidance
Your inputs stay in this browser. These tools work without an account. The content editor opens separately; your files are not transferred automatically.
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