Superscript text is tiny raised lettering, like ˢᵘᵖᵉʳˢᶜʳⁱᵖᵗ, built from Unicode modifier letters and superscript digits instead of formatting. This superscript generator converts what you type into those small characters, so the raised look survives in a bio, caption or game name; a few letters have no true superscript and borrow a stand-in.
Type in the box and press Copy. Below are 42 superscript examples, a table of which letters exist as true superscript and which fall back, and where tiny text is accepted.
Last updated: 7 October 2026 · SoShareIT Fancy Text editorial team
Superscript text examples to copy
Tap any example to copy it. Every one was produced by the generator above.
Tiny words
Superscript with numbers
Tiny names and tags
Tiny nicknames and symbols to copy
Superscript works best as a small accent. The nicknames below pair tiny text with soft frames, and the grids under them hold small symbols, kaomoji and emoji combos to match.
Tiny nicknames
Symbols
Kaomoji
Emoji combos
Which letters exist as superscript
Unicode never encoded a complete superscript alphabet. The tiny letters come mostly from Phonetic Extensions and Spacing Modifier Letters, where linguists needed them for sound notation, so coverage is patchy. Superscript is the smallest of our font guides styles, and the gaps matter more here than anywhere else.
| Group | Exists? | What the generator uses |
|---|---|---|
| Lowercase a–z | 25 of 26 | q has no superscript; the generator borrows ᑫ (U+146B, Canadian Syllabics) |
| Capitals | 19 of 26 | C, F, S, X, Y and Z fall back to small letters (ᶜ ᶠ ˢ ˣ ʸ ᶻ); Q stays a plain capital |
| Digits 0–9 | All | ¹ ² ³ from Latin-1 (U+00B9, U+00B2, U+00B3); the rest from U+2070–U+2079 |
| Signs | + − = ( ) | ⁺ ⁻ ⁼ ⁽ ⁾ (U+207A–U+207E) |
The generator also uses ᶦ (U+1DA6, a small capital I) for i, although a true superscript ⁱ (U+2071) exists; both look similar at this size. The guide to the Unicode blocks behind fancy text explains why phonetic blocks are well supported.
Where superscript is genuinely useful
Superscript digits are the most dependable part of the set: x², 10⁶ and footnote markers¹ display almost everywhere because they live in long-supported blocks. Letters are better for decoration, such as a tiny tag after a name, than for anything a reader must parse, since screen readers announce them as “modifier letter small s” and so on.
Where superscript text works: Discord, Instagram and CODM
Whether superscript text survives depends on the field, not on the generator. A username field usually accepts only plain letters, while a display name or bio accepts almost any Unicode character up to a length limit. The table below pairs each platform’s published rule with what it means for superscript text; the last column says honestly whether we have pasted it on a live account.
| Platform and field | Published rule | What that means for superscript text | Live paste test |
|---|---|---|---|
| Discord username | 2–32 characters; lowercase letters, numbers, underscore and period only | Rejected: superscript text uses characters outside that set | Rule from Discord’s help center; not pasted |
| Discord display name | 1–32 characters; special characters allowed | Allowed by the rule; most superscript letters are one UTF-16 code unit each | Not yet tested on a live account |
| Instagram username | Letters, numbers, periods and underscores | Rejected: styled letters are not in that set | Not yet tested on a live account |
| Instagram bio | 150 characters | Allowed by the rule; long lines may hit the limit sooner than plain text | Not yet tested on a live account |
| Call of Duty: Mobile name | Short name field; published guides disagree on the exact limit (14–16 characters) and the game filters some symbols | May be refused or shortened; the game decides | Not yet tested in game |
Rules reviewed 7 October 2026. Platforms change their filters without notice, so paste into the real field before you rely on it. Discord, Instagram and Call of Duty: Mobile are trademarks of their owners (Call of Duty is published by Activision); SoShareIT Fancy Text is an independent site with no connection to them.
Superscript FAQ
How do I type superscript on my phone?
Type the text in the box above and press Copy, then paste it where you need it. Phone keyboards rarely offer superscript letters, so copying is the simplest way.
Why is there no superscript q?
Unicode never encoded one. The generator substitutes ᑫ, a Canadian Syllabics character that looks like a small raised q.
Why are some superscript capitals lowercase?
There are no superscript forms of C, F, S, X, Y or Z, so the generator uses the small letters instead, and Q stays plain.
Is superscript the same as small text?
Not exactly. Superscript sits higher on the line; subscript sits lower. Both are tiny, but they come from different sets of characters.
For other looks, the SoShareIT Fancy Text generator turns the same words into bold, cursive, bubble or small caps in one tap.