Slashed Text Overview
Thread a clean slash through every character so the word looks neatly vetoed: a̸ e̸ x̸ a̸ m̸ p̸ l̸ e̸. The overlay is a true combining mark, keeping the letter itself selectable.
Cut across text with a decisive slash—a diagonal overlay strikes each character without using a full strikethrough. Examples: slashed → s̸l̸a̸s̸h̸e̸d̸, 2025 → 2̸0̸2̸5̸. Ideal for deprecations, edits, and “not allowed” labels.
Slashed — diagonal solidus overlay on every glyph
This style appends U+0338 COMBINING LONG SOLIDUS OVERLAY (̸) to each supported letter and digit, drawing a clean diagonal through the character while keeping its original shape readable.
Use for
- Deprecated features, retired items, and blocked states.
- Inline corrections where a diagonal cut reads clearer than a line-through.
- Badges, labels, or warnings that need an unmistakable “no” cue.
How to apply
- Type a brief phrase (1–6 words) in the input.
- Generate the slashed version to add the ̸ overlay.
- Place it in your header, badge, or caption; keep surrounding text plain for contrast.
Craft notes
- Letters and digits receive ̸; spaces remain spaces and most punctuation stays unchanged.
- The diagonal may touch ascenders/descenders—preview tight ALL-CAPS or condensed fonts.
- Best in short bursts; long slashed paragraphs reduce scan speed.
Similar tools to explore: Strike for a single horizontal line, Double Strike for a bold cancel, Tilde Strike for a wavy cross, and Crossed-Out X for compact ͯ overlays.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which overlay is used?
COMBINING LONG SOLIDUS OVERLAY (̸) after each character.
Does it vary by font?
Yes—placement can shift slightly between fonts.
Digits supported?
0–9 are slashed the same way.
Copy/paste safe?
All text—no images or CSS tricks.
Best length?
Short labels and edits look cleanest.