How glitch text works
Glitch, or “zalgo”, text adds Unicode combining marks, the same kind used for accents like é, but stacks many of them on every letter so they spill above and below the line. The letters underneath don’t change, so the text is still there if you strip the marks.
Be considerate
Heavy glitch text can cover nearby lines and is unreadable for screen readers. Some apps trim it or count every mark toward character limits. Use Light for names and save Chaos for the occasional meme.