Why are some letters missing from the converter?

Unicode does not define superscript equivalents for every letter. The lowercase letters q and the uppercase letters Q, S, X, Y, Z have no standard superscript counterpart in Unicode, so those characters are passed through unchanged.

Are these real Unicode characters?

Yes. Every converted character is a genuine Unicode code point — not a font trick or HTML tag. They work in any app that supports Unicode text, including word processors, browsers, and messaging apps.

How is this different from using HTML superscript tags?

HTML tags only work in web pages and require markup. Unicode superscript characters are plain text and work everywhere: SMS, social media, spreadsheets, and code comments.

Can I use these in social media posts?

Yes. Because they are plain Unicode characters, they paste directly into Twitter, Facebook, Instagram captions, and most other platforms without any formatting required.

What do the HTML entity columns show?

Where a named HTML entity exists (e.g. ² for ²) it is shown. For characters without a named entity, use the numeric form &#xXXXX; with the code point shown in the table.

Superscript Symbols

Name: Superscript Symbols
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Author: Nham Vu

Type text to convert it to Unicode superscript characters in real time, or browse the full superscript symbol grid and click to copy.

Text to Superscript Converter

Input Text

Supported: a–z, A–Z (most), 0–9, + - = ( )

Superscript Output

All Superscript Symbols

Click any card to copy

Reference Table

Original	Superscript	Unicode	HTML Entity	Name

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Summary

Type text to convert it to Unicode superscript characters in real time, or browse the full superscript symbol grid and click to copy.

How it works

Type or paste text in the converter input field.
The superscript output updates in real time as you type.
Click "Copy" to copy the converted superscript text.
Scroll down to the symbol grid to browse all available superscript characters.
Click any symbol card in the grid to copy that character.
Use the reference table to look up Unicode code points and HTML entities.

Use cases

Write mathematical exponents and formulas in plain text editors.
Add footnote references or ordinal indicators in social media posts.
Format chemical formulas and scientific notation in documents.
Insert superscript characters where rich-text formatting is unavailable.
Find the correct Unicode code point for superscript characters when coding.
Copy HTML entities for superscript symbols in web development.

Frequently Asked Questions

Last updated: 2026-06-10 · Reviewed by Nham Vu