Superscript and Subscript Numbers to Copy and Paste ⁰ ¹ ² ³ ₀ ₁ ₂ ₃
Superscript, Degree
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¹Superscript One
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²Superscript Two
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³Superscript Three
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⁴Superscript Four
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⁶Superscript Six
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⁵Superscript Five
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⁷Superscript Seven
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⁰Superscript Zero
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⁸Superscript Eight
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⁹Superscript Nine
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⁻Superscript Minus
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⁺Superscript Plus Sign
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⁾Superscript Right Parenthesis
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⁽Superscript Left Parenthesis
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⁼Superscript Equals Sign
Subscript
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Superscript and Subscript Numbers meanings
This page contains subscript and superscript small numbers. They may be useful when you need to indicate that one number or variable is raised to the power (666*10 ⁻ ¹ ⁹ ), to write dimension — cubic meters (м ³ ) or equations (y=x ² ), or to make a reference. The subscript little numbers allow chemical workers to write different formulas of various chemical agents and reactions (C ₂ H ₅ OH).
To use any of the symbols, you need to select it with your mouse, copy and paste directly into your formula. It is even easier than formatting every number in Word.
Also the superscript and subscript small numbers can make your nickname look originally, for example, giving a resemblance of a formula. Although we have a special big set Smiles and Symbols for Nicknames where you can find plenty of characters to decorate your nickname.
Three Easy Ways to Type Little Numbers Yourself
- Copy & paste from the panel above — quickest when you only need a handful of tiny numbers.
- Alt-codes on Windows. For example, hold Alt and tap 0 1 7 8 on the numeric keypad to drop a superscript ² . Only ¹ ² ³ have simple shortcuts; the others work best via copy-paste or the Character Map app.
- Mac & Linux symbol pickers. Press Ctrl + Cmd + Space (macOS) or Ctrl + Shift + U plus the hex code (Linux) and select the tiny numeral you need.
Real-World Examples
- Mathematics: write a2 + b2 = c2 with the ² character — no equation editor required.
- Chemistry: type CO2 or NH3 using the matching subscript digits to keep formulas neat.
- Ordinals: show 1st, 2nd, 3rd with superscript letters ( ¹ ˢ ᵗ , ² ⁿ ᵈ , ³ ʳ ᵈ ) for a polished look in presentations.
- Social media flair: tiny numbers make gamer tags, TikTok captions, or aesthetic bios stand out without resorting to images.
Design Tips for “Tiny” or “Miniature” Digits
Superscripts sit slightly above the line; subscripts drop below. Keeping them readable:
- Pair them with a light or regular-weight font; bold faces can squash the delicate proportions.
- Avoid mixing superscript and subscript in the same word unless clarity demands it (e.g., SO ₄ ² ⁻ ).
- For precise alignment in CSS, use vertical-align: super; or vertical-align: sub; as a fallback when Unicode digits aren’t available.
Unicode Map & Advanced Shortcuts
- Block location: Superscripts & Subscripts range U+2070–U+209F.
- HTML entities: write ² for ² , ⊂ tags for dynamic content (e.g., <var>x</var><sup>2</sup>).
- Superscript letters (e.g., ⁿ , ᵃ ) live in the “Phonetic Extensions” block and can finish off ordinals or variables.
Whether you’re jotting quick exponents, writing a chemical subscript ₂ , or looking for that classy superscript ¹ in an Instagram handle, this reference turns tedious hunting into a single copy-click. Bookmark it and shrink any digit whenever inspiration strikes!
How to copy & paste Superscript and Subscript Numbers
Hover your mouse cursor over the emoticon or character you like, or tap on it from your phone and press “Copy”.
- Garbage container 8m³
- Ethyl alcohol C₂H₅OH
- Electron mass 9.1093837139(28)×10⁻³¹ kg
- Parabola y=x²
- 2¹⁰ bytes in a kilobyte