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Superscript Letters Generator

Raise supported lowercase letters with one click. The output uses copyable Unicode characters—not a font effect or image.

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Converts supported Unicode superscript characters. Characters without a standard variant stay unchanged. Some tiny-text characters may look uneven in this preview. Your copied text is Unicode, but its appearance depends on the destination font. Newer characters such as 𐞥 (q, U+107A5) may appear as a missing-glyph box in unsupported fonts.

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Superscript letter map

The generator supports all 26 basic lowercase Latin letters, including q → 𐞥. Other letters stay unchanged when no supported mapping is available.

Supported lowercase letters

aᵃ
bᵇ
cᶜ
dᵈ
eᵉ
fᶠ
gᵍ
hʰ
iⁱ
jʲ
kᵏ
lˡ
mᵐ
nⁿ
oᵒ
pᵖ
q𐞥
rʳ
sˢ
tᵗ
uᵘ
vᵛ
wʷ
xˣ
yʸ
zᶻ
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Why are some letters unchanged?

Unicode evolved from many writing and phonetic systems. This generator maps the basic lowercase Latin alphabet, including q → 𐞥 (U+107A5, added in Unicode 14.0), but does not map every uppercase or accented letter. Unsupported letters stay unchanged instead of becoming lookalikes. Some fonts lack 𐞥; check the font compatibility note before pasting.

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Use the result with care

Raised letters are best for short text

Superscript letters can make a short profile label, annotation, or username stand out. They are less comfortable to read in a full sentence, and some apps may render the letters with slightly different heights because each app supplies its own font.

Missing characters remain unchanged. For example, the tool does not replace a Latin letter with a similar-looking Greek letter. That keeps the copied text honest, even when the result is not perfectly uniform. If raised letters are not what you meant, compare compact baseline letters in the Small Caps Text Generator.

Good fit

ᵗⁱⁿʸ ᵗᵉˣᵗ, xⁿ, and short profile labels.

Use an editor instead

Long passages, academic equations, and text that needs precise alignment.

For numbers and exponents, see the superscript numbers guide. For a step-by-step explanation, read how to type superscript.