Superscript Generator

A superscript generator maps characters onto Unicode that sits above the baseline: modifier letter superscripts (ᵃ U+1D43 and neighbors) and, for digits, the dedicated superscript numbers. The app still draws them at the field’s font size; they look raised because the glyph is designed that way. This superscript generator is for that raised job. If you wanted a whole word in miniature letters, use the tiny letter generator. If you wanted mixed small caps plus raised and lowered letters, use the small text generator.

Superscript coverage is incomplete. Not every Latin letter has a modifier twin, and some that exist look uneven next to each other because they come from different Unicode blocks. Digits 0–9 are usually the most consistent. That is expected, not a broken superscript generator. When a letter stays at full size, Unicode simply has no superscript for it — rewrite the token or keep that letter plain. Hosts that apply NFKC compatibility normalization often fold superscripts back to ASCII, which we measured for common modifier letters; do not use raised text as a way to sneak past a filter. A superscript generator is also the wrong tool for shrinking a whole bio: that job belongs to tiny letters or small text. Use raised glyphs for a date, an ordinal, or a one-token label sitting beside a normal sentence, then leave the sentence itself in A–Z so search and hashtags still work.

Raised letters are different code points. iPhone and Android pick fallback fonts independently, so ᵃ can look crisp on one device and oversized on another. Digits are usually more consistent than letters. Preview on the phone you actually post from. A box means missing glyph coverage, not a clipboard failure.

Screen readers may announce “superscript a” or the folded letter. Do not put legally required or safety-critical text exclusively in a superscript generator output. Keep the sentence in plain letters.

NFKC compatibility normalization folded common modifier superscripts to ASCII in our check. Small capital ᴀ did not fold the same way. Username fields that allow only ASCII reject raised letters outright. Bios, captions, and chat are the realistic paste targets for this superscript generator. If you came here from tiny letters or small text, stay on this page only when the raised height is the point; use those siblings when you wanted a whole miniature word instead of an exponent.