Small Text Generator
Transform your text into small superscript Unicode characters.
How to Use the Small Text Generator
Convert any text to small superscript Unicode characters in seconds. The converted text works on every platform that supports Unicode, including all major social media sites.
- Type or paste your text into the input field above.
- See the instant preview as your text converts to small superscript characters in real time.
- Click "Copy Small Text" to copy the converted text to your clipboard.
- Paste anywhere — Instagram bios, Discord messages, Twitter posts, or any text field.
What Is Small Unicode Text?
Small text uses Unicode superscript characters that appear smaller than normal text and sit above the baseline. These characters are part of the Unicode standard (specifically the "Superscripts and Subscripts" and "Phonetic Extensions" blocks), which means they are real characters rather than formatting. When you copy and paste small text, it retains its appearance in any application that supports Unicode.
The Unicode standard includes superscript versions of most lowercase letters (such as ᵃ for "a", ᵇ for "b", ᶜ for "c") and all digits (⁰ through ⁹). Some letters like "q" do not have official superscript equivalents, so the generator uses the closest available substitute.
Small Text vs Tiny Text vs Superscript
| Style | Unicode Block | Position | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small Text | Superscripts | Above baseline | Social media bios, decorative text |
| Tiny Text | Subscripts | Below baseline | Whisper effect, footnotes |
| Superscript | Superscripts | Above baseline | Math exponents, footnote markers |
| Subscript | Subscripts | Below baseline | Chemistry formulas, indices |
Common Use Cases
- Instagram bios: Make your bio stand out with small text that creates visual contrast against normal-sized text.
- Discord usernames: Use small text in display names and messages for a unique appearance.
- Twitter/X posts: Add small text annotations or whisper effects to tweets.
- Aesthetic text art: Combine small text with other Unicode styles for creative text compositions.
- Footnote-style references: Mark references and notes using superscript characters in plain text.