Text Borders & Frames ╭─╮

Text borders and frames to copy and paste — ╭─╮ decorative Unicode frames that wrap your text for bios and posts. Tap to copy any border.

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About Borders Aesthetic

Text borders are frames that wrap around your text — a box drawn from Unicode line characters (╭ ─ ╮ │ ╰ ╯) that boxes in a title, a message or a whole bio. Where a divider separates lines, a border contains them, which is why borders are popular for highlighting one important line on a profile.

Tap any border to copy the entire frame, newlines included, then paste it and type your text inside. They work anywhere Unicode does — Discord, Instagram, forums and documents.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a border and a divider?

A divider is a single horizontal line that separates sections; a border is a frame that wraps around text on all sides. Use dividers between bio lines and borders to box in a title or message.

How do I put text inside a border?

Copy the border, paste it where you want it, then type or paste your text between the top and bottom lines. Keep the text short so it fits the frame width.