Power Set Generator
Enter a set of elements and instantly see every possible subset, organized by size, with a total count.
Input Set
Set: {a, b, c} — 3 elements → 8 subsets
Power Set
8 subsets
3
Elements (n)
8
Total subsets (2ⁿ)
8
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Summary
Enter a set of elements and instantly see every possible subset, organized by size, with a total count.
How it works
- Enter your elements in the input box, separated by commas (e.g. a, b, c).
- Duplicate elements are automatically removed to keep the set valid.
- The tool computes all 2ⁿ subsets using a bitmask enumeration algorithm.
- Subsets are grouped by size — from the empty set (size 0) up to the full set (size n).
- Use Copy to copy all subsets to your clipboard, or Download to save as a text file.
Use cases
- Enumerate all possible subsets for a combinatorics homework problem.
- Verify power set size (2ⁿ) when studying set theory.
- Generate all feature flag combinations for software configuration testing.
- List every possible sub-team from a small group of people.
- Explore all binary attribute combinations in a decision tree or logic problem.
- Check all possible hand sizes in a card game scenario.
Frequently Asked Questions
Last updated: 2026-06-13 ·
Reviewed by Nham Vu