Converts your name into symbols, like in the TikTok trend. Originally based on the Symbolq for Telegram 2 translator on InstaFonts.io
What are "name symbols"?
It's being called the name symbols or symbol name trend on TikTok, and it's basically where you convert your name into symbols using the above translator, or using another equivalent translator like these:
- Symbolq on Telegram 2
- Name to Symbols - TikTok
The symbols are actually Unicode characters, just like the other characters on your keyboard, except they are "rare" - usually they're characters that are from non-English languages, or ancient character sets like Egyptian Hieroglyphs.
It can be kinda fun to see what your name looks like when it's put into symbol form. You can also convert any word to symbols, and any English to symbols. Some other languages will work so long as they use mostly the same characters as English.
Once you've converted your name into symbols using this generator, you can copy and paste the name symbols into your bio or display name on TikTok to hop on the trend! You can also use these symbols in other places too - any place that you want some cute and aesthetic symbols :3
❘ Published: 2022-07-18T13:21:55
❘ Updated: 2022-07-18T13:22:02
TikTok users are transforming their names into a series of symbols as part of a new trend, to use as their display names or phone wallpapers — here’s how to try it out for yourself.
The popularity of short-form video app TikTok doesn’t appear as though it will lessen any time soon, as more users join every day to partake in some of the app’s biggest trends and challenges, and to browse the huge range of content on the app.
New trends are popping up just about every day, and while some of them can be done using the tools available on TikTok itself, sometimes you’ll need to use a third-party tool to join in on the fun.
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The ‘symbol name’ trend has proven to be quite popular throughout June and July, and sees users turning their name, or the name of someone else, into a series of symbols. These symbols are then used as their display name or wallpaper so that it acts as more of an inside reference.
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How to do the ‘symbol name’ trend on TikTok
This trend is super easy to do, however, you will need to go to a third-party website in order to transfer a name into symbols. Simply follow these instructions:
- Head to ‘symbolq on telegram2’ on InstaFonts, which you can access here.
- In the left or top box, type the name you want to turn into symbols.
- The symbol name will automatically appear in the right box.
- Copy it, and then paste it wherever you want to use it. This could be on TikTok as a caption or a display name.
This is a super easy trend to do, and some users are garnering thousands of likes for showcasing what they’ve done with their symbol name.
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For those who don't know, Prince legally changed his name to a made-up unpronounceable symbol in the early 90's to sidestep restrictions in the contract he had signed with his record company, Warner, which at the time had the rights to use the name "Prince" for music and merchandise. After the legal name change, news outlets started calling him "the artist formerly known as Prince." Meanwhile, Warner had no rights to the new, unpronounceable name. Warner executives likely were not too happy about that, but couldn't do anything about it. In 2000, after the contract with Warner expired, Prince went back to using his old name. Source: //www.bbc.com/news/magazine-36107590 |
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