Russian Style (cyrillic Lookalike) Text Generator

Russian Style (cyrillic Lookalike) Text Overview

Swap familiar Latin letters for Cyrillic lookalikes to get a Slavic-flavored vibe. Titles like Рʀојект feel foreign yet readable at a glance. Great for gamer tags and stylized headings—best in short bursts so the novelty stays clear.

Fake a Cyrillic poster vibe with precision—Latin letters are swapped for near-identical lookalikes to create a bold, Soviet-era display feel in short titles and tags.

Russian-Style (Cyrillic Lookalike) — engineered twins for a stencil mood

This cut uses a strict map of visual twins drawn from Cyrillic, Greek, and extended Latin. Key pairs: a→а, b→Ь, c→с, d→ԁ, e→е, f→ғ, g→ɡ, h→һ, i→і, j→ј, k→к, l→ⅼ, m→м, n→п, o→о, p→р, q→ԛ, r→г, s→ѕ, t→т, u→υ, v→ѵ, w→ш, x→х, y→у, z→ᴢ; caps: A→А, B→В, C→С, D→Д, E→Е, F→Ғ, G→Ԍ, H→Н, I→І, J→Ј, K→К, L→Ꮮ, M→М, N→Н, O→О, P→Р, Q→Ԛ, R→Я, S→Ѕ, T→Т, U→∪, V→Ѵ, W→Ш, X→Х, Y→У, Z→Ζ. Quick peek: poster → рοѕтег, RUSSIA → Я∪ЅЅІА, CYBERPUNK → СУВЕЯР∪НК, 2025 → 2025.

Good fits

Festival cards, retro game factions, and synthwave track lists.
Guild nameplates, propaganda-style posters, and short UI badges.
Profile headers or collection tags that need a hard, industrial tone.

Workflow

Write a brief phrase (1–5 words).
Apply the lookalike conversion.
Drop the result into your title, chip, or caption.

Craft notes

Digits and spaces stay as they are; most punctuation remains Latin for clarity.
It’s a visual homage, not a language converter—don’t use for real Russian text.
ALL-CAPS feels strongest; mixed case reads friendlier. Test kerning on dense lockups.

Similar tools to explore: Fraktur for Gothic ceremony, Bold Fraktur for heavier blackletter, Ethiopic for carved ornamental silhouettes, and Retro for halftone-tinted captions.