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Tiny raised letters, small capitals and lowered letters, with a table of the letters that have no small form.
Tiny raised letters, small capitals and lowered letters, with a table of the letters that have no small form.
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Which letters have no small form
Small capitals have no X. Subscript has no true form for many letters. Letters without a form stay normal in the result. The table is read from the Unicode character database.
| Style | Letters that stay normal | Digits that stay normal | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tiny text | none | none | Lookalike alternatives found for: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W q. |
| Small caps | Xx | 0123456789 | Lookalike alternatives found for: Q q. |
| Subscript | BCDFGQWYZbcdfgqwyz | none | Letters that exist only in the newest Unicode and were left out because common fonts cannot draw them: w y z. |
Tiny text chart
Tiny (superscript) letters, capitals, lowercase and digits with their code points.
- ᴬAU+1D2CUnicode 4.0
- ᴮBU+1D2EUnicode 4.0
- ᶜCU+1D9CUnicode 4.1
- ᴰDU+1D30Unicode 4.0
- ᴱEU+1D31Unicode 4.0
- ᶠFU+1DA0Unicode 4.1
- ᴳGU+1D33Unicode 4.0
- ᴴHU+1D34Unicode 4.0
- ᴵIU+1D35Unicode 4.0
- ᴶJU+1D36Unicode 4.0
- ᴷKU+1D37Unicode 4.0
- ᴸLU+1D38Unicode 4.0
- ᴹMU+1D39Unicode 4.0
- ᴺNU+1D3AUnicode 4.0
- ᴼOU+1D3CUnicode 4.0
- ᴾPU+1D3EUnicode 4.0
- ᑫQU+146BUnicode 3.0
- ᴿRU+1D3FUnicode 4.0
- ˢSU+02E2Unicode 1.1
- ᵀTU+1D40Unicode 4.0
- ᵁUU+1D41Unicode 4.0
- ⱽVU+2C7DUnicode 5.1
- ᵂWU+1D42Unicode 4.0
- ˣXU+02E3Unicode 1.1
- ʸYU+02B8Unicode 1.1
- ᶻZU+1DBBUnicode 4.1
- ᵃaU+1D43Unicode 4.0
- ᵇbU+1D47Unicode 4.0
- ᶜcU+1D9CUnicode 4.1
- ᵈdU+1D48Unicode 4.0
- ᵉeU+1D49Unicode 4.0
- ᶠfU+1DA0Unicode 4.1
- ᵍgU+1D4DUnicode 4.0
- ʰhU+02B0Unicode 1.1
- ⁱiU+2071Unicode 3.2
- ʲjU+02B2Unicode 1.1
- ᵏkU+1D4FUnicode 4.0
- ˡlU+02E1Unicode 1.1
- ᵐmU+1D50Unicode 4.0
- ⁿnU+207FUnicode 1.1
- ᵒoU+1D52Unicode 4.0
- ᵖpU+1D56Unicode 4.0
- ᑫqU+146BUnicode 3.0
- ʳrU+02B3Unicode 1.1
- ˢsU+02E2Unicode 1.1
- ᵗtU+1D57Unicode 4.0
- ᵘuU+1D58Unicode 4.0
- ᵛvU+1D5BUnicode 4.0
- ʷwU+02B7Unicode 1.1
- ˣxU+02E3Unicode 1.1
- ʸyU+02B8Unicode 1.1
- ᶻzU+1DBBUnicode 4.1
- ⁰0U+2070Unicode 1.1
- ¹1U+00B9Unicode 1.1
- ²2U+00B2Unicode 1.1
- ³3U+00B3Unicode 1.1
- ⁴4U+2074Unicode 1.1
- ⁵5U+2075Unicode 1.1
- ⁶6U+2076Unicode 1.1
- ⁷7U+2077Unicode 1.1
- ⁸8U+2078Unicode 1.1
- ⁹9U+2079Unicode 1.1
Three kinds of small
Tiny text (superscript) raises every letter and number. All 26 letters and ten digits have a form, with a lookalike chosen for a few capitals. Small caps draw capitals at the height of lowercase letters, and they are the easiest small style to read. Subscript lowers the letters, and it covers only part of the alphabet.
Two decorated rows, Soft small caps and Angel small caps, wrap small capitals in brackets or a halo of hearts.
Letters that stay normal
The table under the list is read from the Unicode character database. Small caps have no X, so an X in your text stays a normal x. Subscript has no form for B, C, D, F, G, Q, W, Y or Z, while all ten digits have one. W, Y and Z do exist in the newest Unicode, version 18.0.0, but we left them out because common fonts cannot draw them yet.
When a letter has no small form we leave it as typed instead of guessing a look-alike, so a subscript word can contain a mix of small and normal letters. That is a limit of Unicode, not of this page.
Questions
Is tiny text the same as superscript?
Yes. Tiny text is the everyday name for superscript, which raises letters above the line.
Why is my X not small?
Unicode has no small capital X, so it stays a normal letter in the small caps style.
Does small text count as fewer characters?
No. Each small letter is still one character, and many of them count double on X, because they sit outside the basic range that counts as one.
Is small caps safe for bios?
The small caps style is labelled Safe: every glyph was found in the fonts we measured. Remember that a screen reader may spell the letters out.