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Subscript & Superscript Text

Convert text to Unicode subscript or superscript characters.

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About Subscript & Superscript Text

Convert letters and digits to their Unicode subscript (below the baseline) or superscript (above the baseline) equivalents. Useful for mathematical notation, chemical formulas, footnote references, and stylised social media text without needing HTML tags.

How to Use Subscript & Superscript Text

  1. 1

    Enter your text

    Type or paste the text you want to convert.

  2. 2

    Choose mode

    Select Superscript to raise characters above the baseline, or Subscript to lower them below.

  3. 3

    Copy the result

    Copy the converted text to use in documents, social media, or messaging apps.

Common Use Cases

  • Writing chemical formulas like H₂O or CO₂ in plain text
  • Expressing exponents and mathematical notation
  • Adding footnote numbers inline in text
  • Stylising social media usernames and bios

Frequently Asked Questions

Which characters have superscript/subscript equivalents?
All digits 0-9 and most lowercase letters have Unicode equivalents. Uppercase letters have limited coverage. Unsupported characters are passed through unchanged.
Can I use this for math and chemistry?
Yes — use superscript for exponents (H²O becomes H₂O in subscript) and for writing chemical formulas or mathematical notation in plain-text environments.

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