Formulas & numbers
Use the subscript and superscript generator in this mode for math, chemistry, ordinals, and scientific notation. It keeps the main text readable: x2 becomes x², H2O becomes H₂O, and 6.02e23 becomes 6.02e²³.
x² + y³·H₂O · CO₂
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Subscript and Superscript Generator
Use this subscript and superscript generator to create copy-and-paste Unicode for formulas, numbers, ordinals, and text—no download, signup, or special font required.
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Position
Use case
Not sure? Use Formulas & numbers for math or chemistry. Use Tiny text for bios and usernames.
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Superscript output
Formula mode raises numbers and ordinal endings while keeping letters and operators at normal size. For precise notation, type x^2.
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Character support
What can be converted?
Tiny text
Choose this for bios, usernames, and decorative text. It converts each character only when Unicode defines a real superscript or subscript version.
abc123→ᵃᵇᶜ¹²³
Unsupported characters
Unicode does not define a shifted version of every letter. Unsupported characters are preserved exactly as typed instead of being removed.
abc123→ₐbc₁₂₃
Quick answers
Frequently asked questions
How do I type superscript?
In the subscript and superscript generator, type or paste normal text and keep Superscript selected. Choose Formulas & numbers for math, chemistry, ordinals, or scientific notation; choose Tiny text for bios and usernames. Type x^2 for precise notation, then use Copy.
What characters can be superscript?
Unicode includes superscript digits 0–9, many lowercase letters, and common math symbols. Characters without a superscript form stay unchanged so your text remains readable.
How do I copy and paste superscript?
Enter your text, select the output with the Copy button, then paste it into any app or website that accepts Unicode text.
Can I use these on Instagram or Discord?
Yes. Instagram, Discord, and most modern social platforms support these Unicode characters. Appearance can vary slightly by font, device, or platform.
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