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What this calculator does

“Small text” generators create tiny, raised-looking letters using the Unicode superscript character block — the same set of characters used for footnote-style superscripts — which most apps render noticeably smaller than normal text.

How it works

Pick the letters and digits of a short phrase from the dropdowns. Each character is replaced with its corresponding Unicode superscript character where one officially exists.

Unicode does not define a superscript version of every letter (the letter q, for example, has no standard superscript form and is shown unchanged), and there is no dedicated superscript set for uppercase letters, so all letters are converted using their lowercase mapping.

Last reviewed August 2026