Text dividers are short lines of symbols that break up text in places where you cannot use real formatting: Pinterest bios and board descriptions, Instagram captions, Notion pages, Discord servers and plain emails. A soft line of stars or flowers between two sentences makes a bio easier to scan and gives it a look that matches your feed.
Everything here is plain Unicode text. Tap a divider to copy it and paste it wherever you type. Browse by mood, from soft and cute to dark and vintage, or use the builder to combine your own ends, center symbol and line style at any length.
Where text dividers work well
Use one divider to separate parts of a profile bio, such as what you share and your call to action, or to split a long caption into sections. On Pinterest, keep dividers to bios and board descriptions where they help readability, and keep pin descriptions mostly plain so the keywords stay clear.
Pair a divider with a styled word from the Pinterest font generator for a decorated heading, or write the bio itself with the bio generator.
Keep them readable for everyone
Screen readers announce each symbol by name, so a long row of stars is read as a long row of words. Shorter dividers are kinder to listeners and also fit better on narrow phone screens. If a symbol shows as an empty box on your device, it is missing from that system font; pick another divider for wide compatibility.