Embed the Superscript Generator — Free Widget
Add a working superscript generator to your site with one line of code. The widget converts text to Unicode superscript characters locally in the visitor's browser — no upload, no account, no API key. Free for any website, blog, or classroom page.
Live demo
This is the actual widget, embedded on this page:
Embed code
Copy and paste this snippet anywhere in your HTML:
<iframe src="https://get-text.com/embed/superscript-generator"
title="Superscript generator"
loading="lazy"
style="width:100%;height:300px;border:0">
</iframe>- Size: the widget is responsive — any width from 280px up. 300px height fits the converter; use 340px if your site's font size is large.
- Light & dark: the widget follows the visitor's system preference automatically.
- No dependencies: the iframe loads everything it needs. Nothing is installed on your site.
- Attribution: the widget shows a small "Powered by Get Text" line — please leave it in place. It is the only thing we ask for.
Why this widget (and not a link)?
Private by design
Conversion happens in the visitor's browser. Nothing they type is uploaded, logged, or stored — which makes it safe to embed on school and classroom pages.
Works everywhere
The output is real Unicode text, so visitors can paste results into Word, Google Docs, Instagram bios, or anywhere else — the look survives the copy.
Free, forever
No signup, no API key, no rate limits, no premium tier hiding the useful features.
Keeps visitors on your page
They get the tool without leaving your article — and the "Powered by" line lets curious readers find the full set of generators.
Embed FAQ
Can I use the widget on a commercial site?
Yes — free for any use, including commercial sites, as long as the "Powered by Get Text" attribution line stays visible. If you need it removed, contact us and we can talk about it.
Does the widget slow down my page?
No. It loads lazily inside an iframe, so your page renders first and the widget only initializes when it scrolls into view. Everything runs on the visitor's device.
Which characters does it convert?
Every digit, common math operators, most lowercase letters, and many capitals. Characters without a standardized raised form (such as q) are left unchanged rather than replaced with lookalikes — the same behavior as the full superscript generator.
Can I get the subscript or small caps widget too?
Not yet — the superscript widget is the first one. If you host a math, science, or language site and want the subscript version, let us know and we will prioritize it.