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Terms of Use

Last updated: 22 October 2026

By using Copy Paste Fonts you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, please do not use the site.

What the site offers

Copy Paste Fonts provides free online tools that turn text you type into styled Unicode text, plus guides that explain how it works. The site has no accounts and no paid features, so there are no payment or account terms.

Using the site

You may use the tools and the text they produce for personal and commercial purposes, for example in your social media profiles, posts, messages or products. Please do not:

  • use the site or its output to spam, harass, impersonate or deceive anyone, or to break the law or a platform’s rules;
  • try to disrupt, overload or attack the site, or collect its content with automated tools in a way that harms it;
  • present the site’s guides, design or images as your own.

Your text

You keep whatever rights you have in the text you type. The conversion happens in your browser, so we do not receive, store or claim rights to it. You are responsible for what you publish with it and for following the rules of the platform where you paste it.

Our content

The design, code, illustrations, guides and the Copy Paste Fonts name and logo belong to Copy Paste Fonts. Please do not copy or republish them without permission. You are welcome to quote a short part of a guide if you link back to it. The Unicode characters themselves belong to an open standard and are not ours.

Changes and availability

We may change, update or stop any tool, guide or other part of the site at any time, with or without notice. We do not promise that the site will always be available or free of errors.

Some pages link to websites we do not run. We do not control them, and a link does not mean we endorse them or are connected to them.

Responsibility

The site and everything on it is provided “as is”, without promises of any kind. To the extent the law allows, we are not responsible for loss or problems that come from using the site or the text it produces, for example text a platform rejects or displays differently. See the disclaimer for how styled text behaves in practice.

Contact

Questions about these terms can be sent through the Contact page.