You can apply superscript or subscript to text on the Google Docs website, as well as in the mobile app on Android and iPhone. Let’s take a look at how to superscript and subscript in Google Docs.

You can add a superscript or subscript in Google Docs by selecting text and using the Format menu or through keyboard shortcuts.

What is Superscript & Subscript? Superscript and subscript in Google Sheets are text formatting styles that allow you to position text above (superscript) or below (subscript) the standard text line.

You can add text boxes and shapes to your Google Docs if you want to make a certain section stand out.

Did you know you can add a text box filled with color or a unique shape to your Google Doc? Here's where you'll find that feature in Google Drive.

Learn how to display text set apart from your main document in Google Docs with either a table or an inserted drawing.

How To Add Emoji & Symbols To Superscript in Google Docs If you want to add a symbol or an emoji to your superscript, again, this is pretty easy with Google Docs. If you’re working on a science paper, ...