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Type your text to see it as superscript, subscript and small capitals. Copy a version and paste it where you need small text.
These are special characters, not a smaller font size
The tool does not shrink text. It replaces letters and digits with Unicode characters that are drawn small: raised ones (superscript), lowered ones (subscript) and small capitals. That is why they can be pasted into bios and messages that cannot change a font size.
| Style | Hello 2026 |
|---|---|
| Superscript | ᴴᵉˡˡᵒ ²⁰²⁶ |
| Subscript | ₕₑₗₗₒ ₂₀₂₆ |
| Small Caps | ʜᴇʟʟᴏ 2026 |
Everything is not available
Unicode includes only some small letters. Digits and symbols are complete for superscript and subscript, but letters are patchy because most were added for maths and phonetics, not for decoration. Characters that have no equivalent are left plain. For this tool those are:
- Superscript: all digits and nearly all letters. The capital Q and lowercase q have no common superscript form and stay plain. The capitals C, F, S, X, Y and Z have no capital superscript, so they use the lowercase superscript letter instead (so C becomes ᶜ).
- Subscript: all digits, but only these letters: a e h i j k l m n o p r s t u v x. Letters b, c, d, f, g, q, w, y and z stay plain. Capitals are shown as the matching lowercase subscript letter because Unicode has no capital subscripts.
- Small caps: every letter except x (kept as an ordinary x) and q (a lookalike). See the small caps page for the details.
Useful examples
| For | Type | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Exponents | m2 | m² |
| Formulas | H2O (digit only) | H₂O |
| Footnote marker | 1 | ¹ |
| Ordinals | 1st | 1ˢᵗ |
| Trademark-style label | tm | ᵗᵐ |
To write a chemical formula such as water, subscript only the digit: type the digit alone, copy it, and paste it between plain letters. Typing the whole formula would also convert the letters, which is not what you want. The same advice applies to exponents.
Why some of them show up as boxes
The tiny characters come from several blocks, including Superscripts and Subscripts, Spacing Modifier Letters, Phonetic Extensions and Latin-1. A font that covers one block may not cover the next. Superscript digits one, two and three are the most reliable. The subscript letters and the less common superscript letters are the most likely to appear as empty boxes on an older device. If a letter fails, use another style or write that word in plain text.
When tiny text is the wrong tool
Do not use it to hide text or to make a long sentence small. It is slow to read, hard to hear on a screen reader and invisible to search. Use it for a marker, an exponent or a short label.
Accessibility and compatibility
These are special Unicode characters, not a font. Screen readers may read each one by its long Unicode name (for example "mathematical bold capital G"), spell the word out, or skip it, and the behaviour differs between screen readers and voices. This site has not tested every combination. Superscript digits are often read correctly as numbers by some readers and as long names by others. For maths or chemistry that people need to rely on, use a place that supports proper markup, and write the formula in words as well.
- Is tiny text a smaller font size?
- No. It is a set of Unicode characters that are drawn small, so they paste into places where you cannot change the size.
- Why are some letters not tiny?
- Unicode has no small version of every letter. Where none exists, the tool leaves the ordinary letter. Subscript has the fewest letters, so a word can end up mixed.
- How do I write H2O with a small 2?
- Type 2 into the box, copy the Subscript result, and paste it between a plain H and O.
- Can I make footnote numbers?
- Yes. Copy the Superscript version of the digit. Digits 0 to 9 are all available.
- What is the difference between small caps and superscript?
- Small caps keep the letters at the level of the line. Superscript raises them above it, and subscript lowers them below.
- Why do my tiny letters appear as empty boxes?
- Your device has no font with that character. Superscript digits are the most widely supported and rare subscript letters the least.
- Does tiny text work in Instagram, TikTok or Discord names?
- In free-text fields such as bios and display names it usually pastes in. Usernames normally accept only plain characters.
- Will search find tiny text?
- Unlikely when searching the plain spelling. Keep the words people need to find in normal letters.