Click a glyph to copy it instantly. Every symbol also shows its Unicode point, Word Alt+X shortcut and Windows alt code — the part other symbol sites leave out.
Use ^ for superscript and _ for subscript. Wrap several characters in braces: 10^{-3}, SO_4^{2-}. These are real Unicode characters, so they paste into Word, Docs, Excel, chart labels and plain-text fields where normal formatting is lost. Digits and most letters are covered; a few letters have no Unicode small form and stay as typed.
Windows alt codes are typed by holding Alt and entering the number on the numeric keypad. In Microsoft Word you can instead type the Unicode value and press Alt+X. Search below, then click any code to copy it.
Generate copy-ready Unicode styles. Results remain plain text, so they can be pasted into profiles, captions, titles and messages.