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Fancy Letter X: Every X Font

This page lists every fancy X and x in Unicode: 62 capital and 62 small versions you can copy one at a time.

Capital X · 62 versions

Small x · 62 versions

Tap any glyph to copy it. Hover to see its style and Unicode name.

X Monogram Maker

Start with 𝓧 as the first initial, add a middle and last initial, and get 5 monogram layouts in the style you pick. Tick "Traditional order" for the classic first–LAST–middle arrangement used on towels, invitations and signet rings.

Letter style

In a traditional 3-letter monogram the last-name initial sits in the middle, usually larger. Plain text cannot size letters, so the "Big middle" layout uses a bolder style for it.

Monograms (tap to copy)

Every Fancy X, Grouped by Look

Each tile shows the capital and small X in one style. Tap a tile to copy both, or use the tool above to copy one glyph at a time.

Where the 124 Fancy Xs Come From

Capital X has 62 styled versions and small x has 62, from 𝐁𝐨𝐥𝐝 𝐗 to bubble Ⓧ.

Every math-style X sits inside the Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols block, so all versions share the same weight and spacing.

Phonetic & otherx ˣ ꉧ X̶84 glyphs
Math Alphanumerics𝐗 𝑋 𝑿 𝒳26 glyphs
Enclosed lettersⓍ 🅧 🅇 🆇10 glyphs
FullwidthX メ x メ4 glyphs

X and x together: 124 styled glyphs on this page.

X Upside Down, Tiny and in Small Caps

Not every letter has every form. Here is what Unicode offers for x.

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Monogram and Initial Ideas With X

A single fancy X makes a strong initial. Tap an idea to copy it, or build your own in the monogram maker above.

Tips for Using a Single Fancy X

One styled X reads as a design choice; a whole word in mixed styles reads as noise.

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Fancy X FAQs

How many fancy X letters are there?

This page shows 62 capital and 62 small styled versions of X. More exist in rare blocks that most fonts cannot display.

How do I type a fancy x on my phone?

Tap a glyph above to copy it, then paste it where you type. Phone keyboards have no keys for these characters.

Is there an upside-down x?

No, x has no flipped look-alike in Unicode, so upside-down text keeps it as is.

Is there a small or superscript x?

Superscript ˣ exists, and there is no dedicated small capital x. See the [small text generator](/small-text/) for whole words.

Why does one fancy X look different from the others?

All math-style Xs share one Unicode block, so they match; enclosed and phonetic versions come from other blocks and can differ in size.

What is the best fancy X for a monogram?

Bold script 𝓧 and double-struck 𝕏 read clearly at small sizes. Try both in the monogram maker above.

Browse every tool in Font Styles & Letters or go back to the Fancy Text Generator.