Superscript & Subscript Generator
Raise it or lower it. Make superscript text like x² and subscript text like H₂O, then copy and paste them into posts, names, comments and notes.
How to use it
1. Type your text in the box above. 2. Every style updates live as you type. 3. Tap Copy next to the style you like and paste it into your bio, name, caption or message. No sign-up, nothing to install, and your text never leaves your browser.
What are superscripts and subscripts?
Superscripts sit small and high (exponents, footnotes, the TM in a brand name). Subscripts sit small and low (the 2 in H2O, chemical formulas). Unicode includes a real set of both for most letters and all digits, which is what this generator uses.
Where they work
Study notes and science posts, math homework help threads, stylish usernames (the Tiny style), and anywhere plain text goes. A few subscript letters do not exist in Unicode (b, c, d, f, g, q, w, y, z), so those letters stay normal size in subscript mode: every generator has the same limit.
Is this a real font?
No. These styles are Unicode characters that look like styled letters, not font files. That is why the style travels with the text when you copy and paste it, and why it works in apps that do not allow custom fonts.
Common questions
Why did some of my subscript letters stay big?
Unicode never encoded subscript versions of those letters. The ones that exist convert; the rest pass through unchanged.
Can I write real formulas with this?
Simple ones, yes: H2O, CO2, x2 + y2. Complex fractions and roots need a real equation editor.