Bubble text generator
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Puts each letter in a circle: ⒽⒺⓁⓁⓄ, or a square, using the Enclosed Alphanumerics block. Fullwidth is included because it produces a similar spaced-out effect.
How to use the bubble text generator
Circled letters were encoded for lists, diagrams and Japanese typesetting rather than decoration, and the block has a quirk worth knowing: circled digits run from ① to ⑳, so a circled number above twenty falls back to plain digits. Squared letters are uppercase only. Fullwidth characters come from a different tradition entirely; they are the full-width Latin letters used in CJK typesetting, designed to occupy the same square cell as a Chinese character, which is why they produce that airy ｓｐａｃｅｄ ｏｕｔ look.
Questions
The block only encodes ① to ⑳. Above that there is no circled character to use.
No. These are mathematical and phonetic codepoints, so a screen reader announces them symbol by symbol or skips them. A styled name is effectively unreadable to anyone using one.
No. A font changes how ordinary letters look; this swaps in genuinely different characters. That is why it survives a paste into a bio, and why it breaks search.
No, the squared block is uppercase only.
Latin letters designed to fill the same square cell as a Chinese character, which is why they look widely spaced.
Circled and fullwidth are well supported. Squared letters are missing on some older systems.