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Ultra Alternating Italic
Type below to convert your text into Ultra Alternating Italic, then copy it into any app.
Sample
๐h๐ฆ ๐ฒu๐ชc๐ฌ ๐ฃr๐ฐw๐ฏ ๐งo๐น ๐ซu๐ฎp๐ด ๐ฐv๐ฆr t๐ฉe l๐ขz๐บ ๐ฅo๐จ
How Ultra Alternating Italic is produced
This style changes capitalisation rather than characters. Your letters stay exactly the letters you typed; only their case is altered, following a rule applied word by word or character by character.
This is the safest category on the site. The output is ordinary text, so it remains fully searchable, reads correctly to a screen reader, and is accepted by every input field that would accept what you typed originally.
Character chart
๐B๐D๐F๐H๐J๐L๐N๐P๐R๐T๐V๐X๐ Z a๐ฃc๐ฅe๐งg๐ฉi๐ซk๐ญm๐ฏo๐ฑq๐ณs๐ตu๐ทw๐นy๐ป 0123456789
Where it works
About this family
Italic exists in both serif and sans-serif variants in the mathematical block. The serif italic is the one that looks closest to conventional book italics; the sans version reads more like a modern interface font.
Before you use it
One quirk worth knowing: the italic serif lowercase h is missing from the mathematical block, because it was already encoded elsewhere as the Planck constant. Generators substitute the nearest match, so that single letter can look slightly off.