Three kinds of "small" text
Small Caps keeps letters full-height but styled like miniature capitals — good for a clean, quiet look.
Tiny uses genuine superscript-style Unicode letters, sitting smaller and slightly raised — the most dramatic size reduction.
Subscript is similar but sits low, like a chemistry formula. Note: subscript only has real Unicode versions for some letters (a e h i j k l m n o p r s t u v x) — the rest stay normal-sized, since Unicode simply doesn't define subscript versions of every letter.
Where it's used
- Instagram bios and TikTok captions
- Discord nicknames and quiet asides
- Footnote-style text in casual writing