Number fonts. Styled digits you can copy and paste

Ready-made combos

The same style inside each frame. Type above and these update with it, then tap to copy the whole thing. The number is the character count, which matters if you are pasting into a field with a limit.

This is the question that comes up more than any other, usually in the form of why did my numbers not change. The answer is that roughly half the styles here have no digits at all: not because the tool skipped them, but because Unicode never encoded them.

Styled letters and styled digits were added for different reasons. The mathematical alphabets exist so a formula can distinguish a bold vector from an ordinary variable, and that need applies to letters far more than to numerals. So some sets got a full 0 to 9 and some got nothing, and there is no pattern to it you could guess from looking.

How to use it

Type text containing a number above and you will see the split immediately: some cards style the digits along with the letters, others leave them sitting there plain. Pick from the first group if your text contains a year, a house number, a score or a handle with digits in it.

If you have your heart set on a style with no digits, the usual workaround is to spell the number out, or to use a style from the same family that does cover them: sans bold instead of bold italic, for instance. Substituting lookalike characters from unrelated blocks is a worse idea than it sounds: they rarely match in weight and often render as boxes.