MHeart8 Font

The MHeart8 font contains mirror-symmetrical symbols representing the digits, capital letters, and small letters (in English). It also has a few basic punctuation marks ( . ? ! , ' - ) so you can write simple sentences.

You can use this font to make your own enigmas with different words or numbers. If you are making an enigma that is intended to be hard to solve, it is best to keep it very short, just a few well-chosen digits or letters. You can have fun using this font to type anything you want: your name, short messages, birthday cards, valentines, party invitations, clues for a party game or escape room, signs, comics, or stories. It's not a very secret code because it's so easy to decode, but it's still fun. Use this font when you want to write something that looks like a code or a fantasy language at first glance, but, after the reader discovers the trick, it can be decoded very quickly.

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Note: Another mirror-symmetrical typeface was invented by Scott Perky in 1909 (US patent 921156), intended for bi-directional boustrophedon writing style.