Send & Receive Texts in Any Language
Start texting across the globe today in any language with TextMagic's Unicode SMS feature.
Start texting across the globe today in any language with TextMagic's Unicode SMS feature.
Send and receive texts in any language and alphabet in the world.
We accept any character you can think of – plus a few more!
Send Unicode SMS messages up to 402 characters in length.
Understand how Unicode SMS symbols work and maximize the results of your SMS marketing campaign.
No matter which country your customers are based in, we can deliver texts in their local language.
If your company has many offices all over the world, you can still communicate in any language.
Be precise in many business areas – you can use any technical symbol in your messages.
When people reply to your text messages using their local languages your messages will display correctly.
Here is how our customers have improved their businesses with our text messaging service.
Managing Director
“QiQ has used TextMagic for over a year now and we love this service. It is flexible in how we send and receive messages and it is cost-effective."
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VP of Ops & Technology
“TextMagic provided a reliable, professional and powerful way to send SMS for our urgent medical services organization."
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Director
“After looking into a variety of texting services we chose TextMagic because of the variety of features it offers along with the price.”
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Convener
“We found that TextMagic´s text messaging service is a valuable tool to increase our donation income.”
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Office Controller
“TextMagic allowed us to send and receive information to drivers and engineers all from one set point. It's much easier than different members of the office staff sending instructions on their mobiles and then when they leave the office we do not have a data trail.”
Read case studyHere are some frequently asked questions regarding the Unicode text message language that should help.
You will have full access to all features during your TextMagic free trial. No credit card details are required.
We provide you with 0.4 credit (and a dedicated number only in the USA and Canada for one month FREE). You can test the service for a maximum 30 days.
You can test sending SMS globally, as long as you have credit left.
The TextMagic SMS gateway supports Unicode, so it supports all the languages that are covered by it.
Unicode covers all languages written in Latin, Arabic, Armenian, Bengali, Greek, Cyrillic, Hebrew, Syriac, Thaana, Devanagari, Gurmukhi, Oriya, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Cherokee, Canadian, Mongolian, Han (Korean, Japanese and Chinese), Katakana, Yi and several other scripts. You can check out the full list of supported scripts on the Unicode.org site.
The GSM charset includes a limited number of Latin, Greek and special symbols. In contrast, the Unicode charset includes thousands of writing systems, symbols and punctuation marks used by different languages. Unicode makes it possible to send text messages in any of the world’s languages.
The Unicode charset covers the vast majority of modern and ancient writing systems, technical symbols, punctuation marks and other characters frequently used in written text.
The Unicode charset encodes symbols on a per-script basis.
This means that there is only one set of defined Latin characters, despite the fact that the script is used for thousands of different alphabets.
The same rule applies for all other languages.
Text messages containing SMS Unicode symbols are shorter than GSM-only text messages. That’s because they are concatenated every 67 characters. TextMagic’s SMS software can send a maximum of six SMS parts containing Unicode. This means 6 x 67 = 402 characters.
See what our customers are saying about TextMagic's business text messaging services.
SEAN Whelan
Managing Director
“I would recommend TextMagic solution to businesses who supply services like plumbers, electrician, pest control, couriers parts delivery. Anyone who supplies a service needs this solution to improve productivity.”
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