Convierte tu texto en varios estilos de caracteres Unicode pequeños para redes sociales, mensajería o proyectos creativos.
| Estilo de texto | Cómo se creó y fundamento técnico |
|---|---|
| Versalitas | This style employs the Unicode block "Small Capital Letters" (ᴬᴮᶜ). These are separate characters, not merely reduced fonts, intended to seem as capital letters, but on a lowercase scale. They have a clean, typographically distinct look. |
| Superíndice | Converts characters to their superscript equivalents from the Unicode Superscripts and Subscripts block (⁰¹²). If there is no superscript letter, the tool utilizes a letter from the Phonetic Extensions or Spacing Modifier Letters blocks to simulate a raised letter. |
| Subíndice | Uses characters from the Unicode Subscripts block (₀₁₂). It assigns normal characters to their desired subscript versions, which can be used for scientific notation (such as H₂O), mathematical formulas, and so on. Same as superscript. |
| Enmarcado en un círculo | Wraps every character in a circle from the Unicode range of Enclosed Alphanumerics (Ⓐ ⓑ ⓷ ©). It creates a fun, contained feeling. Not all symbols have a circled equivalent, but the tool handles this smoothly. |
| Cuadrado | Uses the characters from the "Enclosed CJK Letters and Months" and other enclosed ranges (🄰 🅱 🄲) to display text inside squares. This style is a bold, blocky style, which is different from the rounded, circular form. |
| Mono Pequeño | Employs characters from special Unicode blocks, often "Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols" or other subsets of scripts, that resemble a monospaced, small typewriter font. This keeps the character width consistent for a nice code-like appearance. |