Vaporwave Font Generator
Wide, spaced 'fullwidth' text in the 80s-pastel vaporwave aesthetic. Each character takes double-width space, giving the text a stretched, retro CRT feel. Popular for aesthetic Instagram and Tumblr posts.
What is Vaporwave Font?
Picture text glowing across an old CRT monitor — letters spaced out, wide, faintly nostalgic. This style recreates that by mapping each letter and digit to the Unicode Fullwidth Latin block at U+FF00–U+FFEF, where every glyph occupies a full CJK-width cell. Spaces become the ideographic space at U+3000. The stretched, airy look of ａｅｓｔｈｅｔｉｃ appears without a single real space being inserted.
Wide Glyphs, No Extra Spaces
The roominess is built into the characters themselves. Because each fullwidth glyph already spans a double-width cell, you get that breathing-room appearance from the letters alone — not from padding between them. Punctuation that has no fullwidth equivalent simply passes through at normal width, which can create a subtle mix of wide and standard characters in a line.
Counting Toward Bio Limits
One thing to plan for: the ideographic space at U+3000 is visually generous but still counts as a single character against bio and caption limits. So a phrase looks far longer than it is, while consuming roughly the same character budget as ordinary text. Handy when you want presence on a profile without blowing past a tight cap.
The 80s And 90s Aesthetic
This look is tied to the vaporwave movement — 80s and 90s nostalgia, pastel gradients, Japanese typography, and a dreamy retro mood. It suits aesthetic Instagram or Tumblr posts, retro section headers, album and track titles, and slow chill captions where the spacing itself sets the tone before anyone reads a word.
Vaporwave Character Map
Every character Vaporwave transforms. Click any row to copy that character.
Where Vaporwave Works
Universal support across all major social media and messaging platforms.