What is Vaporwave Text?

Vaporwave text (also known as fullwidth text) uses Unicode characters that are wider than standard letters, creating a spaced-out, aesthetic look.

Type your text, choose a style (Standard, Spaced, or Glitch), and copy the result to your clipboard.

Yes, this tool is 100% free and works on all modern devices.

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Enter the Vaporwave Aesthetic

The Vaporwave Text Generator is your portal to the nostalgic, glitchy, and surreal world of the internet aesthetic. It converts your standard text into Fullwidth (or "wide") characters, giving it that distinct, spaced-out look reminiscent of early Japanese computing and 80s/90s retro culture.

What is the Vaporwave Aesthetic?

Vaporwave is a micro-genre of electronic music and an internet meme that emerged in the early 2010s. It's characterized by a fascination with 80s and 90s consumer culture, glitch art, anime, and cyberpunk themes. The "Aesthetic" text style (often written as ＡＥＳＴＨＥＴＩＣ) is a core component of this visual language.

How It Works

We use Unicode "Fullwidth Forms" (U+FF01 to U+FF5E). These characters were originally designed for East Asian computing systems to align English letters with square ideograms (like Kanji). Because they take up more horizontal space than standard letters, they create that signature "wide" look.

Where to Use Vaporwave Text

Steam Profiles: It's practically a requirement for "aesthetic" gaming profiles. Use it for your username or bio.
Discord Status: Set your custom status to something moody and wide to stand out in the member list.
Music Titles: If you're uploading Lo-Fi, Synthwave, or Vaporwave tracks to SoundCloud or YouTube, this text style is essential for the title.
Memes: Perfect for surreal memes, "sad boy" edits, and glitch art captions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this Japanese?

Technically, yes and no. The characters are part of the Japanese computing standard, but they are still readable English letters. They are just "stretched" to fit a square grid.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes, fullwidth characters are part of the standard Unicode set and display correctly on iPhone, Android, and almost all modern web browsers.

Can I use this for coding?

No! Even though they look like letters, computers treat them as different symbols. If you try to write code (like HTML or Python) using fullwidth characters, it will break your script.