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Unicode text tool
Superscript Text Generator
Create raised Unicode text for short annotations, playful names and simple expressions. The converter is honest about gaps in the superscript alphabet.
Create superscript text
Supported letters, digits and common operators are raised.
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Technical basis of Unicode superscripts
Superscripts in Unicode were added primarily for mathematical exponents (², ³), phonetic notations, and ordinal indicators (such as ª and º). There is no official full alphabet, so letters without standard superscript forms are preserved.
Formal equations vs. casual text
For scientific papers and math publications, use MathML or LaTeX. For Twitter/X posts, Discord chat, and game profiles, copied Unicode superscripts provide quick convenience.
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
Why are some letters not available as superscripts?
Unicode prioritizes historical and linguistic necessity rather than decorative parity. We intentionally preserve unsupported letters instead of inserting random glyphs.
Is this text copied as a font file?
No. The tool substitutes ordinary letters with Unicode characters. You copy the resulting characters as plain text; no TTF, OTF, or web font file is installed or downloaded.
Why are some characters unchanged?
Unicode does not provide a matching decorative form for every letter, number, accent or symbol. Unsupported characters are preserved instead of deleted or substituted with misleading symbols.
Does the tool upload my text to a server?
No. All text transformations run 100% locally in your web browser using client-side JavaScript. This website does not log, store, or transmit what you type.