Last updated: October 2026
Superscript generator
Short answer: type your text and it rises to superscript unicode — raised characters for exponents, ordinals and notation. Digits, letters, plus, minus, equals and parentheses all convert. Copy with one click.
Superscripts are the raised characters of math and typography: x², 10⁻³, 1ˢᵗ. Chat apps and plain-text fields have no exponent key, so the generator maps your input to unicode superscript characters — the same trick behind the small-text aesthetic, extended to full numbers and math symbols.
x2 + 10-3 → x² + 10⁻³
Superscript vs small text
Short answer: use Superscript for math — exponents, powers of ten and formulas, since it handles digits and symbols. Use Small Text for the miniature aesthetic look in names and bios.
Both tools share the same superscript letterforms, but they answer different intents: this page is the math-and-notation tool (⁰¹²³⁴⁵⁶⁷⁸⁹ ⁺⁻⁼⁽⁾ included), while the small text generator is tuned for the tiny-username style. Pick by intent, not by looks.
Frequently asked questions
What is superscript text?
Superscript text is characters rendered smaller and raised above the baseline — used for exponents (x²), ordinal indicators (1ˢᵗ) and footnote markers. This generator maps letters, digits and math symbols to their unicode superscript forms.
Which characters convert to superscript?
All 26 letters (a–z, with q kept as-is since unicode has no superscript q), digits 0–9, and the symbols +, −, = and parentheses — the full set needed for exponents and formulas.
How do I type x squared on a keyboard?
Type x2 in the box above and copy the result: x². The same works for any exponent — 10⁻³, a⁽ⁿ⁾ — with no special keyboard needed.
Is the superscript generator free?
Yes — unlimited conversions, free forever. No account, no limits, no watermark.
Is my text private?
Completely. The conversion runs locally in your browser with JavaScript — what you type is never sent to a server, stored, or tracked.