Flower Font Generator – A Florette at Each End

Q: Can a floral font maker put a flower after every letter?

Between every two, yes: Flowers between the letters sets the chosen flower between the letters and digits of each word and leaves the spaces between words as typed.

Same text, other styles

Flowers between the letters i✿n b✿l✿o✿o✿m

Script 𝒾𝓃 𝒷𝓁ℴℴ𝓂

Bold italic 𝒊𝒏 𝒃𝒍𝒐𝒐𝒎

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Check it fits: limit characters

Use these for fun, not for anything that matters. Screen readers read many of these characters badly or skip them, search cannot find them, and some apps strip them or show empty boxes.

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Wrapped: flowers ✿ Abc 123 ✿ Your text between two flowers.
Flowers between the letters A✿b✿c 1✿2✿3 A flower between the letters and digits of every word. A comma or a full stop stays tight against its letter.
Script 𝒜𝒷𝒸 123 Mathematical script letters, the curly capitals of maths books. Numbers stay plain.
Bold italic 𝑨𝒃𝒄 123 Mathematical bold italic letters. Numbers stay plain.

Flower: 5 characters

✿ U+273F Black florette.
❀ U+2740 White florette.
❁ U+2741 Eight petalled outlined black florette.
✾ U+273E Six petalled black and white florette.
⚘ U+2698 Flower.

Where these characters come from: Each character was typed by hand from the Unicode code charts and checked against UnicodeData.txt of Unicode 18.0.0, which is also where the names are from. A pair marked as a near miss was judged by eye, because Unicode's own list of confusable characters does not hold it. Licence: Unicode data files are used under the Unicode License v3 (https://www.unicode.org/license.txt).

How these styles work: none of them is a font. Each one swaps your letters for other characters that Unicode already has, or adds combining marks to them, so the result is plain text that can be pasted anywhere. The maps were built from the Unicode code charts, and a character that has no look-alike is left as it is.

How it works

This flower font generator dresses plain letters with flower characters: a florette at each end of your line, or one between every letter. It is not a drawn flower typeface. Some apps strip or block these characters, and screen readers may read them badly.

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Five flowers to switch between

Under Flower a tap swaps the flower in the large card and in the first row: ✿ Black florette (U+273F), ❀ White florette (U+2740), ❁ Eight petalled outlined black florette (U+2741), ✾ Six petalled black and white florette (U+273E) and ⚘ Flower (U+2698), which Unicode glosses as a botanical term.

Printers' flowers, not a floral font

A floral font generator cannot hand over a font, because pasted text carries none. Unicode's chart files the four florettes under Fleurons, and Wikipedia gives printers' flower as another name for a fleuron. All four date from Unicode 1.1, and ⚘ came with 4.1. The emoji list holds none of the five.

The rows Script and Bold italic are the nearest thing here to flowery fonts: curly or slanted letters with no flowers in them.
✾ is the only one of the five whose name gives two tones: Six petalled black and white florette.

Questions and answers

Are there letter fonts with flowers in the letters?

Not ones you can paste. Unicode's flowers are ornaments and signs, never letters: its name list has no letter or digit named for a flower, a florette, a blossom or a petal. The page keeps real letters and sets flowers beside them.

Are there rose fonts or a rose character?

No rose alphabet exists. Unicode has one character named Rose, the emoji 🌹 at U+1F339. It is not among the five flowers here, which are not emoji and stay the color of your text.

Can a floral font maker put a flower after every letter?

Between every two, yes: Flowers between the letters sets the chosen flower between the letters and digits of each word and leaves the spaces between words as typed.

Why does ⚘ show as an empty box?

⚘ is the newest of the five. It joined Unicode in version 4.1, while the four florettes have been there since 1.1, and a font that stops short of it leaves an empty box.