Choose a style. Check it in the game.

Fonts that work in Adopt Me

Compare copyable styles, then check the exact text in the field where you want to use it.

Try the same name in each font

8 selected styles

Showing Sunny as an example. Type a name to make it yours.

Bold

5 characters

𝐒𝐮𝐧𝐧𝐲

Letter substitution only. Compare it with your original name in the game.

Sans Bold

5 characters

𝗦𝘂𝗻𝗻𝘆

Bold letter shapes without an added frame or spaces.

Tiny Caps

5 characters

sᴜɴɴʏ

Compact-looking capitals. Some letters keep their ordinary shape.

Bubble

5 characters

Ⓢⓤⓝⓝⓨ

Circled letters can look wider in a small name label.

Script

5 characters

𝒮𝓊𝓃𝓃𝓎

Joined-looking letter shapes; check that the name is still easy to read.

Monospace

5 characters

𝚂𝚞𝚗𝚗𝚢

Even-looking letters without extra symbols. Device support can vary.

Stars

13 characters

✧ S u n n y ✧

Adds stars and letter spacing. Compare the longer output before pasting.

Hearts

13 characters

♡ S u n n y ♡

Adds hearts and letter spacing. Use the original text if decoration fails.

Original text

Sunny

Lengths count Unicode code points, including spaces and decoration. Emoji can contain several; the game may count differently. A short result is not a guarantee that it will save.

These are Unicode text styles, not installed fonts. Previewing or copying here does not test Roblox’s filter. Check the exact result in your pet’s name field before saving.

Which fonts work in Adopt Me?

Compare eight copy-and-paste styles using your own text. Begin with clear lettering and add decoration only when it helps. The output is Unicode text; no font installation is needed.

A style can look fine in the browser yet produce hashes, empty boxes, or a length warning in the game. The previews are not game-tested or certified, and compatibility is not guaranteed. The steps below help you identify the problem and choose a useful alternative.

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Choose among eight styles

Compare the same wording in each preview. Check the full word, including accents, digits, and punctuation.

Bold and Sans Bold
Start here for heavier letter shapes without a border. Check similar characters such as I and l and read the name at a small size.
Tiny Caps and Monospace
Compare compact-looking capitals with evenly shaped lettering. Some input characters may stay unchanged; check that the resulting mix still preserves your spelling.
Bubble and Script
Bubble makes letters circled and can look wider. Script gives flowing shapes. Try both with short words and compare how easily you can recognize each letter.
Stars and Hearts
These add decoration and letter spacing. Compare the complete output with an undecorated version, especially for long names or text with several words.

Recognize three compatibility problems

Use the visible symptom to choose your next edit. A shorter name will not repair a missing glyph, and changing the font will not necessarily resolve filtered wording.

Filtering: ####
Hashes can indicate moderation. Try appropriate ordinary wording and follow the field's message. Do not disguise rejected words with look-alike letters.
Rendering: empty boxes
A box can mean the game or device cannot draw a character. Remove the affected symbol or switch the lettering to ordinary text.
Length: warning or rejected input
Remove decorative frames and extra spaces, then shorten the wording. If a label merely looks clipped, inspect the saved text where possible before deleting letters.

Check the output step by step

Start with the undecorated wording as a comparison. Change only the lettering or only the symbols between attempts so you can see which edit helps.

Copy the complete result
Copy after your last edit. If the clipboard seems wrong, paste into a plain text note and compare letters, spaces, and end symbols with the preview.
Replace the existing text
Focus the destination field and select the old content. Paste with your usual keyboard shortcut or mobile paste action, avoiding a duplicated name or leftover border.
Read after confirmation
For a name change, inspect the displayed result after confirming. If it differs from the editable preview, use the saved result when deciding what to change.
Simplify and compare
Remove decoration first, then try ordinary lettering. If you use another device, compare the same complete text so differences are easy to spot.

Use the right field for your check

A pet's name inside Adopt Me, a Roblox account display name, and a chat message serve different purposes. Use the destination you actually need; a successful pet rename does not settle the other two.

Names
For a pet rename, read the name displayed on the pet. For an account display name, follow the account field's instructions and check the resulting profile name.
Chat
Follow the chat field's feedback for messages. Keep wording clear and avoid repeated decorative runs that make a sentence difficult to read.

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