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Small Text Generator

Superscript, subscript and small capitals — the three ways Unicode can make text look smaller.

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Results 7 styles

  • Small Caps86% of characters supported

    Fᴀɴᴄʏ Tᴇxᴛ

  • Tiny Raised89% of characters supported

    Fᵃⁿᶜʸ ᵀᵉˣᵗ

  • Tiny Lowered56% of characters supported

    Fₐₙcy Tₑₓₜ

  • Spaced Small Caps86% of characters supported

    F ᴀ ɴ ᴄ ʏ T ᴇ x ᴛ

  • Dotted Small Caps86% of characters supported

    F·ᴀ·ɴ·ᴄ·ʏ· ·T·ᴇ·x·ᴛ

  • Underlined Small Caps86% of characters supported

    F̲ᴀ̲ɴ̲ᴄ̲ʏ̲ T̲ᴇ̲x̲ᴛ̲

  • Spaced Tiny89% of characters supported

    F ᵃ ⁿ ᶜ ʸ ᵀ ᵉ ˣ ᵗ

About this tool

These characters come from phonetic and mathematical notation, so the sets are incomplete by design. There is no small-capital X, no superscript q, and subscripts exist for only a handful of letters. Missing letters are left as they are rather than substituted with something wrong.

Common questions

Why do some letters stay full size?
Because Unicode never defined a small version of that letter. We leave it unchanged rather than corrupt the word.
Which small style is most readable?
Small capitals. Superscript and subscript are noticeably harder to read at normal sizes and have larger gaps.
Can I use small text in a username?
Often not. Username fields are the strictest on most platforms and commonly reject these characters.

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