Double Strike Text Overview
Add two crisp bars through every character for emphatic corrections, cancellations, and edgy headings. Short callouts like d̶̶o̶̶u̶̶b̶̶l̶̶e̶̶ s̶̶t̶̶r̶̶i̶̶k̶̶e̶̶ get that editorial vibe while staying fully copyable. Because it uses Unicode combining marks, you can paste it in bios, chats, and documents without images. Use for labels, jokes, or visual emphasis—long paragraphs can feel dense with double lines.
Cancel with conviction—add two clean bars through every character for hard deprecations, bold joke edits, and unmistakable removals in Notion databases, Jira titles, or GitHub Release notes; paste your text, generate, then copy.
Double-Strike — two overlay strokes, still pure text
This tool applies the COMBINING LONG STROKE OVERLAY twice to each glyph, producing a firm cross like d̶̶o̶̶u̶̶b̶̶l̶̶e̶̶ and 1̶̶2̶̶9̶̶. Because it’s real Unicode—not images—the effect remains selectable, searchable, and lightweight wherever you paste it.
Use for
- Changelogs and commit summaries where removals should stand out.
- Price comparisons and retired features in product cards or docs.
- Playful edits in captions where the crossed text is part of the punchline.
How to apply
- Paste your text in the left box.
- Generate the double-strike output and copy.
- Style only the words that need striking; keep nearby copy normal for contrast.
Craft notes
- Letters and digits receive two overlays; spaces stay spaces. Some punctuation may remain standard for clarity.
- Alignment can vary slightly by font/OS—preview critical graphics if exact placement matters.
- Best in short bursts; dense paragraphs with double lines can feel heavy.
- Accessibility: screen readers voice the underlying text, so provide context (e.g., “removed”).
Similar tools to explore: Strike for a single clean line, Tilde Strike for a softer wavy cross, Slashed for a diagonal solidus overlay, and Underline when you need positive emphasis instead of deletion.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I use double strike text?
Anywhere that accepts Unicode—social captions, bios, chats, and documents. Just copy and paste.
Will it render identically everywhere?
Most modern platforms render the two overlays well, but spacing can vary slightly by font and OS.
Is it readable for long passages?
Best for short phrases and headers. Large blocks of struck text reduce readability.
Can I mix it with other styles?
Yes—combine with bold, uppercase, or emoji for stronger emphasis.
Does it require special fonts?
No. It’s plain text with combining strokes, so it remains selectable and searchable.