Superscript Generator
Type below to convert your text into superscript or subscript you can copy and paste anywhere.
Where superscript and subscript help
Superscript is ideal for exponents (x²), footnote markers, and ordinal indicators (1ˢᵗ). Subscript suits chemical formulas (H₂O, CO₂) and mathematical indices. Because the output is plain Unicode, it works in places that don't offer formatting, such as social media bios and usernames.
Frequently asked questions
What is superscript text?
Superscript is small text raised above the baseline, like the "2" in x². This generator converts your letters and numbers into real Unicode superscript characters you can copy and paste anywhere.
Can I make subscript too?
Yes. The tool outputs both superscript (raised) and subscript (lowered) versions, useful for math exponents and chemistry formulas like H₂O.
Why are some characters unchanged?
Unicode does not include a superscript or subscript for every letter (for example, superscript "q"). Characters without a Unicode equivalent are left as-is.