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Small Text Generator

Shrink text to tiny superscript and subscript Unicode for captions and footnotes. Fit more in bios elegantly — free, local, copy-paste ready.

100% Local Browser Native

How to Use the Small Text Generator

1. Type text

Short accents, not paragraphs.

2. Pick super or subscript

Convention per use case.

3. Copy tiny text

Check readability before posting.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Superscript vs subscript?

Superscript rises (x² footnotes, TM marks); subscript drops (H₂O chemistry). Pick per convention, not looks.

Where does tiny text work?

Bios, captions, comments — anywhere Unicode renders. Tiny body paragraphs strain readers; reserve for accents.

Screen reader behavior?

Superscripts often announce oddly ('x squared' works, custom glyphs don't). Keep critical info in normal size.

Is input sent anywhere?

No — styling maps locally in your browser. Input never leaves your device.

Which modes exist and what does ‘hi’ become?

Four: Superscript (default), Subscript, Tiny, Small Caps. ‘hi’ in Superscript becomes ʰⁱ, mapped per character with unmapped characters passing through. Tiny renders capitals as fullwidth (A–Z); Small Caps leaves s and x unchanged.

Last updated October 2026