Why Use Unicode for Text Formatting?

In standard web design, text is formatted using HTML tags or CSS properties (like the CSS `text-decoration: underline`). However, when you paste text into platforms like X (Twitter), Instagram, or messaging apps, that formatting is stripped away. Our **Unicode Text Tool** solves this by converting each character into a sequence of characters followed by a **combining diacritical mark**.

How the Strikethrough Text Generator Works

The generator utilizes the Unicode character $\text{U+0336}$ (Combining Long Stroke Overlay). For every letter you type, the converter inserts this special mark directly after it. For example, typing “W” results in the text string “W $\text{U+0336}$,” which the browser renders as $\text{W̸}$. This is how you can paste a **strikethrough message** into a tweet to indicate a correction, irony, or a deleted idea.

How the Underline Text Generator Works

The **underline feature** uses the Unicode character $\text{U+0332}$ (Combining Low Line). Similar to the strikethrough, this mark is applied to each character to create the continuous line effect underneath. This is a subtle but effective way to add emphasis to keywords or titles within a social media bio or caption.

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