Superscript Generator

How to use this calculator

Enter your values. The result updates as you type; press Calculate to confirm and jump to the result on mobile. Use Share to send the calculator with your result.

How it works

Unicode includes small raised (superscript) and lowered (subscript) versions of digits, some symbols and most letters, so they display as text in social posts, chat and documents without special formatting. A few letters (for example superscript q and capital C, F, Q, S, X, Y, Z, and many subscript letters) have no standard character and are left as normal letters.

For math or chemistry in a document, real formatting (like x²) is more accessible to screen readers than Unicode look-alikes.

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Last updated

31 Oct 2026

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