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Akshar tools

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Fun & social

Bio fonts, FLAMES, love calculator, an IQ-style puzzle test and receipt cards, each with a Story-ready image to share.

Popular exams and sizes

Small things made to be posted. Style your name for a bio, play the FLAMES game from school, check a love percentage, see how you do on twenty puzzles, or turn your day into a receipt. Almost every result comes out as a card in Instagram Story or post size, with colours to choose from.

Like everything on Akshar, they run in your browser. Names, answers and text are never uploaded, there is no account and no app to install.

What's here

For your profile, the fancy text generator copies your text in more than thirty Unicode styles, and the Instagram bio fonts page adds frames, hearts and dividers made for bios. For a laugh with friends, the FLAMES calculator plays the classic letter game with the working shown, and the love calculator gives two names a percentage that never changes for the same pair.

The IQ test is twenty puzzles on patterns, words and logic with every answer explained, and the aesthetic receipt maker prints your day, trip, playlist or Diwali as a shop-style receipt.

Sharing your card

On a phone, Share to Story opens your phone's share sheet with the image attached, so you can pick Instagram, WhatsApp or any other app. On a computer, Download PNG saves the card; it is 1080 × 1920 for Stories or 1080 × 1350 for feed posts. Each card carries a small akshartools.space line at the bottom so friends can find the tool and make their own.

These are games and keepsakes, not predictions. FLAMES and the love score come from the letters of the names, and the IQ-style number is a playful scale for twenty puzzles, not a clinical test.

Questions

Do I need to download an app?

No. Everything works in your phone or computer browser, and the cards save straight to your gallery or downloads.

Are the names I type stored?

No. Names, answers and text stay in your browser and are never sent to us.

Why does my card say akshartools.space?

A small line at the bottom shows where the card was made, so friends who like it can make their own.