Borders & Text Frames
Mirrored pairs that wrap around your words — copy one, place your cursor in the middle, and type. Perfect for headers, titles and names.
26 combos
About
Frames are the two-sided members of the combo family: instead of decorating one end of a line, a mirrored pair like ˗ˏˋ ´ˎ˗ or the corner brackets ⌜ ⌟ hugs your text from both sides. Everything on this page is designed with a gap in the middle — the gap is where your words go.
They are natural headers. ˗ˏˋ notes ´ˎ˗ has become the default section title of studygram posts and Notion pages; corner pairs ⌜ ⌟ ⌞ ⌝ give a minimal, editorial look to a name or a quote; CJK brackets 「 」 and 『 』 borrow the typesetting of manga dialogue for a clean, deliberate feel.
Using one takes three seconds: tap to copy, paste it where the title goes, then tap between the two halves and type. If your text is already written, paste the frame right before it, cut the closing half and paste that after — or just copy the combo twice and delete the half you do not need from each.
Match the frame to the width of what it holds. Short pairs like ⊱ ⊰ or « » suit a single word; airy sparkle wrappers like ✧･ﾟ: * :･ﾟ✧ want a short phrase. On a phone screen a long frame plus a long title will wrap onto two lines and break the symmetry — when in doubt, shorten the frame, not your words.
All frames here are click-to-copy and saveable to favorites. They are built mostly from bracket and punctuation blocks with broad font support, so they render reliably; the main thing to test is line width in the app you are pasting into, not the characters themselves.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I put my own text inside a frame?
- Copy the frame, paste it, then tap or arrow-key into the gap between the two halves and type. You can also paste the frame around existing text by splitting it — cut the right half and paste it after your words.
- What is ˗ˏˋ ´ˎ˗ called?
- It has no official name — it is a pair of small modifier letters and accents arranged to look like elegant slanted quotes. Online it is simply known as the aesthetic title frame, popularised by studygram and Notion setups.
- Where do frames work best?
- Anywhere a heading helps: section titles inside long Instagram captions, Discord channel or server descriptions, Notion and journal headers, YouTube video titles, or around a display name.
- Why does my framed title break onto two lines?
- The frame plus your text exceeded the column width, which is narrow on phones. Use a shorter frame like ⌜ ⌟, trim spaces inside the frame, or shorten the title until it fits on one line.
- Are 「 」 and 『 』 different from regular quotes?
- They are CJK corner brackets used for quotations in Japanese and Traditional Chinese typesetting. In decorative use they read as a crisp, editorial frame — 『 』 is the double, more emphatic version.
- Can I combine a frame with other combos?
- Yes — a frame plus a tiny accent works well, like ⌜ name ⌟ ₊˚. Keep to one frame per line and let dividers or star strands live on their own lines so the layers do not fight.