Small text generator
The tiny superscript-style text you've seen in captions and comments — copy it straight from here.
How "tiny text" actually works
The small/tiny text style people share online is built from Unicode superscript characters — the same characters used for footnote markers and exponents (like the 2 in x²), repurposed as a full alphabet. Because these are real Unicode characters, they paste as normal, selectable text rather than an image.
Not every letter has a dedicated superscript version — Unicode simply doesn't define one for every letter, most notably "q." Where that gap exists, the letter is left unchanged rather than silently dropped, so your text stays readable.
Frequently asked questions
Why is there no small "q" in my output?
Unicode has no dedicated superscript character for the letter q in any block, so it displays as a normal-size q — this is a real gap in the Unicode standard, not a bug in this tool.
Does small text work in Instagram comments?
Yes, Instagram renders standard Unicode superscript characters normally in comments, captions and bios.
Is small text the same as subscript text?
No — this generator uses superscript (raised) characters. Subscript (lowered) Unicode letters exist too but cover far fewer letters, so they're not included here.