Some letters aren't transforming

that letter doesn't have a Unicode small cap, superscript, or subscript variant. The tool falls back to the original character. This is especially common for subscript, which has the smallest character set.

The text looks inconsistent — some characters are smaller than others

different Unicode blocks have different visual sizes depending on the font. Small caps characters come from the Phonetic Extensions block, which might render at slightly different sizes than regular text in your font. This is font-dependent.

Small caps look like regular capitals

small caps should be noticeably smaller than regular uppercase. If they look the same, your font might not be rendering the Phonetic Extensions characters at the correct size. Try viewing on a different device or browser.

Superscript numbers look different from superscript letters

superscript digits (`¹²³`) come from a different Unicode block than superscript letters (`ᵃᵇᶜ`). They were added to Unicode at different times and might have slightly different visual sizes. This is a known Unicode inconsistency.

My subscript was posted but shows as regular text

some platforms normalize or strip unusual Unicode characters. Also, some fonts don't include the subscript Unicode block, so the characters render as their normal equivalents.

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Small Text Generator

Convert text to small caps, superscript & subscript

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Output

Small Caps

Superscript

Subscript