Subscript and superscript
Use one workspace for lower text like H₂O and raised text like x².
Turn numbers and supported letters into small Unicode text for formulas, labels, usernames and messages. Switch to superscript, check character coverage and copy the result instantly.
Enter a formula or phrase. Supported characters become true Unicode subscript or superscript forms; everything else remains unchanged and visible.
Every convertible character has a matching form.
Plain-text Unicode does not include a subscript version of every letter. Unsupported characters stay readable instead of being replaced with lookalikes.
A subscript generator replaces supported letters, numbers and mathematical signs with their small Unicode equivalents, such as H₂O, CO₂ and x₁. The result is plain text, so you can copy and paste it into many apps without opening a formatting toolbar.
Useful controls stay close to the text, with no font download or account required.
Use one workspace for lower text like H₂O and raised text like x².
Convert digits, plus, minus, equals and parentheses alongside supported letters.
See exactly which letters were converted and which stayed unchanged.
Mix Bangla, English, numbers and symbols. Bangla letters remain readable because Unicode has no complete Bangla subscript alphabet.
Type a formula, label, username or short line in the left box.
Select Subscript for lowered characters or Superscript for raised characters.
Check the coverage note, then copy the plain-text result into the app you need.
Unicode contains subscript digits and a useful but incomplete set of subscript letters. It does not contain a matching lower form for every Latin or Bangla letter. This tool keeps unsupported characters unchanged instead of substituting misleading lookalikes. For a professionally typeset equation or document, use the subscript styling in your editor or mathematical markup.
These public references describe the Unicode characters and browser copy feature used by the tool.
Reviewed 29 July 2026Quick answers about copying, formulas, missing letters, apps, Bangla text and privacy.
Type or paste text into the generator, leave Subscript selected, review the result and press Copy result.
Yes. The output uses Unicode characters, so it can be pasted into many websites, messages, documents and profile fields. Appearance still depends on the receiving app and font.
Unicode does not provide a subscript form for every letter. Unsupported characters stay unchanged so the result remains accurate and readable.
Yes. Numbers and many commonly used letters can be converted, making short formulas such as H₂O, CO₂ and H₂SO₄ easy to copy. Check scientific meaning before publishing.
Subscript characters sit lower, as in H₂O. Superscript characters sit higher, as in x². Use the two buttons to switch the output.
Usually, if the app supports the relevant Unicode characters. Some fonts or fields may display them differently, so preview the pasted result before sharing.
There is no complete Unicode subscript alphabet for Bangla. Bangla letters therefore remain unchanged, while supported numbers and Latin characters around them can still convert.
No. Conversion happens in your browser and requires no account. The page does not need to upload the text you enter.