Small Text Generator

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Transform your text into small superscript or subscript Unicode characters. Perfect for creating tiny text that stands out on social media and messaging platforms.

Small Text Generator
Convert text to small superscript or subscript Unicode characters
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Small Text Generator (ˢᵘᵖᵉʳˢᶜʳⁱᵖᵗ)

What is a small text generator?

A small text generator turns regular characters into Unicode superscript or subscript forms. The text stays editable and searchable, unlike images. Use it to add subtle accents in social bios, captions, or inline notes without changing your font settings.

How to use the small text generator

  1. Enter text: Paste any words, numbers, or emojis.
  2. Pick a style: Choose superscript or subscript; the preview updates instantly.
  3. Copy output: Click Copy to paste the tiny text into bios, chats, or documents.

Why use this tool?

  • Subtle emphasis: Add soft emphasis without full bold or caps.
  • Fits anywhere: Tiny text works in bios, footnotes, and side comments.
  • Stays accessible: Unicode keeps it readable by screen readers.

Use case 1: Social bios

Add superscript symbols to highlight roles or interests without taking much space.

Use case 2: Footnotes and asides

Insert quick asides in documents or chats using small text to separate them from main copy.

Use case 3: Aesthetic captions

Mix normal and tiny words to create layered captions for Instagram or TikTok.

Examples

Basic example

Input: launch today with superscript style
Output: ˡᵃᵘⁿᶜʰ ᵗᵒᵈᵃʸ

Advanced example

Input: notes v2 with subscript style
Output: ₙₒₜₑₛ ᵥ₂

Common errors

Unsupported characters

Some letters or symbols have no tiny variant. They stay normal; swap to nearby characters if consistency matters.

Hard to read

Tiny text can be tough on small screens. Use sparingly and keep important info in regular size.

Tips and proven approaches

  • Combine with the bold text generator to create contrast.
  • For math-style notes, mix superscript and subscript in one line.
  • Keep tiny text short; long blocks reduce readability.

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Privacy and security

All conversion happens in your browser. No text is uploaded or stored.

Frequently Asked Questions
Small text uses Unicode superscript or subscript characters that appear smaller than regular text. These characters work on most platforms without requiring any special formatting.
Superscript characters appear raised above the baseline (like exponents), while subscript characters appear lowered below the baseline (like chemical formulas).
Not all letters have superscript or subscript Unicode equivalents. Characters without equivalents will remain in their standard form.