Letter E in Different Fonts

By the Fontwix team · Last updated

Here you'll find the letter E in different fonts, including bold, cursive, gothic, bubble, small caps, wide and upside down. Each fancy E is a real Unicode character, so it copies with one tap and pastes into Instagram, TikTok, Discord, Snapchat or any game name that accepts symbols.

Copy and Paste Fancy E Letters (60 Styles)

Each card shows the capital E and the lowercase e together. Tap the one you need. E is the most used letter in English, so a styled e tends to appear several times in a single name or word.

Some apps can't show every symbol. If you see empty boxes, pick a different style.

  • Bold
  • Italic
  • Bold Italic
  • Cursive Script
  • Bold Cursive
  • Gothic
  • Bold Gothic
  • Double Struck
  • Sans
  • Sans Bold
  • Sans Italic
  • Sans Bold Italic
  • Typewriter
  • Bubble
  • Dark Bubble
  • Square
  • Dark Square
  • Parentheses
  • Wide (Vaporwave)
  • Small Caps
  • Tiny Superscript
  • Subscript
  • Greek Style
  • Russian Style
  • Asian Style
  • Japanese Style
  • Ethiopic Style
  • Currency
  • Cherokee Style
  • Ancient
  • Thai Style
  • Sorcerer
  • Wizard
  • Dotted
  • Hooked
  • Upside Down
  • Mirror
  • Strikethrough
  • Slashed
  • Underline
  • Double Underline
  • Overline
  • Wavy Strike
  • Cross Stitch
  • Stars Below
  • Dots Below
  • Glitch (Zalgo)
  • Light Glitch
  • Thick Brackets
  • Corner Brackets
  • White Brackets
  • Double Angle
  • Square Brackets
  • Curly Brackets
  • Hearts
  • Stars
  • Flowers
  • Sparkles
  • Spaced Out
  • Bubble Trail

E Letter Design With Symbols

Want a more decorated E letter design? These versions wrap the letter in hearts, sparkles, frames and brackets, ready for monograms and profile initials.

Where to Use a Stylish E

E starts names like Emma, Ethan, Elena and Eli, and it shows up inside almost every word. That's why a stylish E is often used for a whole word rather than one initial.

  • Aesthetic bios. Words like ℯ𝓉ℯ𝓇𝓃𝒶𝓁 or 𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐠𝐲 look striking because the e repeats.
  • Initials and monograms. A script ℰ or gothic 𝔈 makes a neat single-letter profile name.
  • Esports and gaming. Teams often add a bold or squared 🅴 before their name, a nod to the e in esports.
  • Event posts. A dark bubble 🅔 or circled Ⓔ works as a badge for event or episode announcements.
  • Brand names. Use a fancy E in your display name, but keep the plain spelling in the handle so people can find you.

E in Different Fonts: Choosing Your Style

Because e appears so often, the e font style you choose decides how readable your whole word is. Some e different fonts hold up better than others.

  • Bold and sans bold (𝐄, 𝗘): clear at any size and supported almost everywhere.
  • Cursive script (ℰ, ℯ): both the capital and lowercase come from the Letterlike Symbols block. ℯ is also the math symbol for Euler's number. To write a joined cursive E by hand, see our cursive E guide.
  • Gothic (𝔈, 𝔢): the gothic lowercase e is narrow and easy to mistake for a c, so test the full word before using it.
  • Greek style (ε, Σ): epsilon and sigma look like an E, but they're different letters. Fine for decoration, not for names people need to search.
  • Upside down (ǝ, Ǝ): the turned e ǝ is also the schwa sound in phonetic spelling, so it displays on most devices.

Facts About the Letter E

E is the most common letter in English text. In 1939 Ernest Vincent Wright published Gadsby, a novel of more than 50,000 words written without a single letter E, which shows how hard it is to avoid.

The letter goes back to a Phoenician letter called he. The Greeks used it for a vowel and named it epsilon, and the Romans passed it on to us. Its shape has barely changed in over two thousand years.

E inspired several well-known symbols. The euro sign € is based on the Greek epsilon, the backward ∃ means "there exists" in logic, and the rounded ∈ means "is an element of" in set theory.

Unicode Codes for Fancy E Letters

Each fancy E has a code point of its own. The script ℰ and ℯ have older codes than the rest of their style, so their numbers sit in a different range.

StyleECodeeCode
Bold𝐄U+1D404𝐞U+1D41E
Italic𝐸U+1D438𝑒U+1D452
Cursive ScriptℰU+2130ℯU+212F
Bold Cursive𝓔U+1D4D4𝓮U+1D4EE
Gothic𝔈U+1D508𝔢U+1D522
Double Struck𝔼U+1D53C𝕖U+1D556
Sans Bold𝗘U+1D5D8𝗲U+1D5F2
Typewriter𝙴U+1D674𝚎U+1D68E
BubbleⒺU+24BAⓔU+24D4
Dark Square🅴U+1F174🅴U+1F174
Wide (Vaporwave)ＥU+FF25ｅU+FF45
Small CapsᴇU+1D07ᴇU+1D07

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I copy a fancy E?

Tap any E on the page and it's copied. Paste it with a long press on mobile or Ctrl+V on a computer.

Why does the cursive e look different from other cursive letters?

The script e (ℯ) was encoded early as a math symbol for Euler's number. Unicode reused it for the script alphabet, so some fonts draw it a little differently from its neighbors.

What does the backwards E (∃) mean?

In logic and math, ∃ means "there exists". It's often used as a decorative reversed E as well.

Will a fancy e break my hashtags?

Yes, usually. Hashtags and search treat 𝐞 as a different character from e, so posts tagged with fancy letters won't show up in the normal tag. Keep hashtags in plain text.

Can I style a whole word that has lots of e's?

Yes. The fancy text generator on our homepage converts every letter in your word at once.