Slash Through Font Generator
Adds U+0338 COMBINING LONG SOLIDUS OVERLAY after each input character, creating a diagonal slash effect that is part of the copied Unicode sequence.
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Slash Through examples
Common words rendered in this style, ready to copy.
How to use the Slash Through generator
Enter a name, word or caption in the box above. The Slash Through card updates live as you type.
Press the Copy button on the Slash Through card. The styled text goes straight to your clipboard.
Paste into the destination field and check the final result. Most modern apps preserve the characters or symbols, but an app can filter Unicode, count emoji differently or render the result in another way.
About the Slash Through style
Adds U+0338 COMBINING LONG SOLIDUS OVERLAY after each input character, creating a diagonal slash effect that is part of the copied Unicode sequence.
Best use: a diagonal slash through each letter. This style belongs to the effects and texture family.
Transformation type: Combining effect. This effect keeps the base characters and adds a Unicode combining mark to them. Combining marks are rendered by the receiving font or app, so alignment and line height can vary.
Conversion happens in your browser. Stylish Font Generator does not need the text you type in order to generate the result.
Slash Through text: U+0338 long solidus overlay
Slash Through keeps the original character and adds a diagonal combining overlay after it. The slash is part of the copied Unicode sequence, not a visual CSS effect.
How it is built: The mark is U+0338 COMBINING LONG SOLIDUS OVERLAY. Each input character receives that extra mark, so one visible glyph can be represented by more than one Unicode code point.
Good uses: Use it for short novelty labels, crossed-out effects and decorative display text where a diagonal strike is intentional.
Compatibility note: Overlay position varies with fonts and apps. Combining marks can crowd emoji or complex scripts, so keep this effect to short simple text and avoid identity-critical fields.
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