Superscript and Subscript Symbols To Copy Paste ² ₃ ⁿ

Superscripts are those little numbers or symbols that appear slightly above the baseline of a line of text, like the exponent in math equations (e.g., x²). On the other hand, subscripts are characters that sit slightly below the baseline, often used in chemical formulas (think H₂O). These tiny adjustments might seem insignificant, but they can make a world of difference in how your text looks and communicates.

Each superscript and subscript character has its own Unicode code point. For example, the superscript ² is represented by the Unicode code point U+00B2, while the subscript ₂ is represented by U+2082.

If you're not keen on memorizing Unicode codes (who could blame you?), fear not! You can find all superscripts and subscripts above where you can simply copy and paste these characters into your text. It's quick, easy, and hassle-free.

We have huge collection of superscripts and subscripts to copy paste anywhere you want. Simply click on any number or symbol to copy it to the clipboard and you can then paste it anywhere. There are also thousands of cool symbols to choose from.