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Old English Font Generator

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The traditional English blackletter hand used on newspaper mastheads, certificates and classic tattoo script.

56 styles found

Old English Font Styles

Bold Gothic#

Gothic#

Bold Cursive#

Outline#

Currency#

Classic Cursive#

Royal Bold Gothic#

Dotted Bold Gothic#

Underline Bold Gothic#

Skull Bold Gothic#

Royal Gothic#

Star Wings Gothic#

Dotted Gothic#

Underline Gothic#

Lightning Gothic#

Skull Gothic#

Royal Bold Cursive#

Dotted Bold Cursive#

Underline Bold Cursive#

Skull Bold Cursive#

Royal Outline#

Star Wings Outline#

Dotted Outline#

Underline Outline#

Lightning Outline#

Skull Outline#

Dotted Currency#

Underline Currency#

Why old english text copies and pastes everywhere

Old English lettering is the blackletter hand that survives on newspaper mastheads, diplomas and certificates. Unicode provides it as the Fraktur and Bold Fraktur alphabets; there is no separate Textura block, so every generator draws on the same source and the difference between an old English and a gothic generator is curation rather than characters. We pair the blackletter with script and outline alphabets on this page, since the ornamental combination is what most people are after when they search for it.

Old English font generator FAQ

Is this the actual old English alphabet?

No, and the name is a common mix-up. The Old English language used letters like þ and ð that this does not produce. Old English here means the blackletter lettering style, which is what people are searching for.

Can I use old English text for a tattoo?

It is a popular choice for chest and forearm script. Use it to settle the wording and general look, then let the artist draw the letterforms — a screenshot is a reference, not a stencil.

Why do the capitals look more ornate than the lowercase?

That is faithful to blackletter itself. Historically capitals were drawn with extra flourishes while lowercase stayed dense and regular, and Unicode preserved that contrast.

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