Blurred Text Generator

Soft-focus your words with a hazy halo—each character picks up a tiny ring above it, nudging the eye toward a gentle blur effect: blur → b̊l̊ůr̊, TEXT → T̊E̊X̊T̊, 2025 → 2̊0̊2̊5̊.

Blurred — airy halo accent over every glyph (x̊)

The map adds a combining ring to letters and digits—literal pattern x̊—suggesting lens bloom or mist without changing the base shapes. The look is dreamy and understated rather than smeared.

Use for

• Dream-pop titles, ambient playlists, and mood-board captions.
• Light spoiler vibes or whisper-aside notes in descriptions.
• Watermark-style stamps where a soft presence is enough.

How to style it

1. Short phrases (1–5 words) keep the haze legible.
2. Increase line-height slightly in dense stacks to avoid ring collisions.
3. Title Case or ALL-CAPS gives a clean, poster-like silhouette.

Craft notes

• Pattern is literal x̊ for letters/digits; spaces remain spaces and punctuation passes through as typed.
• Ring size can vary by platform/font; preview tight headings.
• Best used as an accent—long paragraphs of halos reduce scan speed.

Out of focus, evenly

Blurred text uses combining marks to simulate out-of-focus rendering — another combining-mark style, so the standard rule applies: content inserted between letters won't get the blur, so Separator and Mix Font produce inconsistent coverage. Use Wrap with soft-edged glyphs (░, ▒, or ·〜·) to extend the diffuse aesthetic around the phrase, or Symbol with a single low-contrast anchor glyph (◌, ◯). Skip Pattern and any mid-phrase Separator.

Similar tools to explore: Glow for a brighter aura, Shadow for depth instead of haze, Water Bubble for liquid softness, and Ink Bleed for soaked texture.