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Our main aim is to preserve the ambigram generators of old, make them available to a larger audience and to aid aspiring ambigram artists. Credits and usePlease click here for information on usage of our generated ambigrams and see our FAQ. If you want to use the design for an ambigram tattoo, feel free to do so. Custom AmbigramsPlease contact us for inquiries on custom handmade ambigrams. This is not a free service.

In factThe name Robert Langdon (the hero from the novel) is also anAmbigrams are popular with graphic artists, due not only to their unique symmetry but to their mysterious quality so readily appreciated on music albums and book jackets. Popularity of the ambigram soared when they were intertwined into the plot of Dan Brown's bestseller 'Angels and Demons', the prequel to The Da Vinci Code.That were used for the book cover, and a link to his website fromBrown's meant he was 'suddenly inundated' with commissions. The 1999 edition of Hofstadter's GГ¶del,Escher, Bach features a 3-D ambigram on the cover.John Langdon is truly one of the great ambigramists, his work appearing on the covers of some recent best-selling books.

Sometimes chainAmbigrams are presented in the form of a circle.Similar to chain ambigrams, but tile to fill the 2-dimensionalA version of space-filling ambigrams where the tiled word branchesFrom itself and then shrinks in a self-similar manner, forming aFractal. Letters are usually overlapped meaning that aWord will start partway through another word. Ambigrams that form different wordsWhen viewed in the mirror are also known as glass door ambigrams,Because they can be printed on a glass door to be read differentlyA design in which the spaces between the letters of one word formA design where a word (or sometimes words) are interlinked, formingA repeating chain. ASimple example is the lower-case abbreviation for 'Down', dn, whichLooks like the lower-case word up when rotated 180 degrees.A design that can be read when reflected in a mirror, usually as theSame word or phrase both ways. TheWord spelled out from the alternative direction(s) is often theSame, but may be a different word to the initially presented form. This is usually 180 degrees, but rotationalAmbigrams of other angles exist, for example 90 or 45 degrees.

The word 'TOOTH', in all capitals,Forms a natural mirror ambigram when its letters are stackedVertically and reflected over a vertical axis.An Ambigram that, when rotated 180 degrees, can be read as aAmbigrams are exercises in graphic design that play with opticalIllusions, symmetry and visual perception. The words 'CHOICE' and'OXIDE', in all capitals, form a natural mirror ambigram whenReflected over a horizontal axis. The word 'bud' forms a natural mirrorAmbigram when reflected over a vertical axis. For example, the words 'dollop' and 'suns' areNatural rotational ambigrams. SuchDesigns can be generated using constructive solid geometry.A design with no symmetry but can be read as two different wordsDepending on how the curves of the letters are interpreted.A natural ambigram is a word that possesses one or more of the aboveSymmetries when written in its natural state, requiring noTypographic styling.