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Strikethrough text

Apply a crossed-out effect to your text using combining Unicode characters.

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Strikethrough text

Transform any text with a strikethrough effect using Unicode combining characters. This tool overlays a crossing line on each letter, number and punctuation mark, making the text appear struck through while remaining readable. The result is often used in drafts to show deleted content, track changes during editing, or add visual emphasis to specific words or phrases.

Choose from three distinct visual styles: the long stroke is the classic strikethrough, the short slash creates a subtle effect, and the wavy tilde offers a playful variant. Each option overlays a combining Unicode character directly onto the base characters, so the strikethrough effect displays correctly across browsers and platforms. Whitespace and line breaks are preserved exactly, so your text formatting stays intact.

This tool is perfect for showing revision history in shared documents, marking items as done in a checklist, or simply adding a creative typographic effect to text. The output uses standard Unicode combining diacritics, not images or unusual encodings, so it works in emails, chat, social media and anywhere text can be pasted.

Everything runs locally in your browser, so nothing you enter is sent to a server. Your text is safe for sensitive notes, drafts and client work. Once you have the result, copy it to the clipboard with one click or download it as a plain text file.

FAQ

What are the three strikethrough styles?
Long stroke is the traditional strikethrough line. Short slash is a lighter variant that also crosses through the text. Wavy tilde gives a playful, decorative look. All three use Unicode combining characters so they work everywhere text displays.
Why does the output look different in some programs?
The strikethrough uses Unicode combining diacritics that layer on top of characters. Most modern apps render them correctly, but some older systems or fonts may show them slightly differently or with more/less overlap. The effect is always readable.
Will the strikethrough copy correctly to social media?
Usually yes. Twitter, Discord, Slack and most messaging platforms support Unicode combining characters, so strikethrough text pastes and displays correctly. Email works in most cases too. Paste a test and check in your target platform.
Is my text uploaded anywhere?
No. The tool runs entirely in your browser and your text never leaves your device.