Small & Tiny — Fancy Text Generator
Small and tiny styles shrink your words. Small caps are neat, even capital letters that sit on the normal line; tiny text uses superscript letters that float above it. Both are quiet styles — they do not shout, they whisper — which makes them good for labels, headings and small annotations in a bio or a channel list. This category gathers the small-text tools on this site. A few letters have no small or superscript form in Unicode at all, so they stay plain: that is a property of Unicode, not a bug in any generator. Both styles are harder to read than normal text, so use them for a word or a label, never for a paragraph, and keep important information in plain text as well.
Small and tiny styles also reward restraint more than any other styles on this site. A single small-caps heading in a bio looks deliberate and tidy; a whole bio in small caps looks like a mistake. The same is true of tiny text: one tiny word as an aside is charming, while a tiny paragraph is unreadable. Because both styles are quiet, they pair well with a louder style nearby — a bold heading above a small-caps label, for example. Use them to organise a bio or a channel list, not to carry its content, and keep the important words in plain text.