Number Symbols
178Superscript, subscript, circled, and Roman numerals.
Free Unicode number symbols to copy and paste. Click any glyph to copy instantly, hover to save or open the vector-style editor (recolor, resize, background shapes, SVG/PNG export). License: standard Unicode characters — free for personal and commercial use.
Numbers come in many styled forms beyond the plain digits on your keyboard — superscript ² ³ for exponents, subscript ₀ ₁ for chemistry, circled ① ② for lists, and Roman numerals Ⅰ Ⅱ Ⅲ for titles and outlines.
Click any number style to copy it, then paste it into equations, formulas, ranked lists, or headings. Each is a single Unicode character, so it lines up neatly with your text.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I type superscript numbers like x²?+
Copy the superscript digit ² or ³ above and paste it right after your text or letter. This is the easiest way to write exponents, footnote markers, or units in places that don't support formatting.
How do I write subscripts for chemistry, like H₂O?+
Copy the subscript digits ₂, ₀, and others from the grid above and place them after each element. It produces clean formulas such as H₂O and CO₂ in plain text.
Can I get circled or Roman numerals?+
Yes. This set includes circled numbers ① ② ③ for neat lists and Roman numerals Ⅰ Ⅱ Ⅲ for chapters, clock faces, and titles. Just copy the style you need.