Superscript text generator
Superscript lifts each character above the baseline and shrinks it, which is how you get the tiny text people use for asides, footnotes and soft little sign-offs.
Coverage is uneven by design — Unicode only ever defined superscript forms for the letters and digits people actually needed — so a few capitals fall back to their normal shape. Lowercase text converts most cleanly.
Superscript preview
Frequently asked questions
Does Superscript work with non-Latin alphabets?
No. Superscript only covers the Latin alphabet and digits, because Unicode never defined matching shapes for other scripts. Anything else — Korean, Japanese, Cyrillic, emoji — passes through unchanged. If you need a style that works everywhere, use the spacing, strikethrough, underline or upside-down families.
Can I paste Superscript text into Instagram?
Yes. These are ordinary Unicode characters, not a font file, so Instagram, TikTok, Discord, X and most other apps accept them in bios, display names and captions. Nothing is installed and nothing expires.
Some letters show up as empty boxes (□).
A box means the device rendering your text has no glyph for that character — the text itself is fine. Older Android builds and some in-app browsers are the usual culprits. Preview your text in the app you are pasting into before you save it, and fall back to a simpler style if it breaks.