Superscript 9 ⁹

Character

⁹

Unicode name

Superscript Nine

Code point

U+2079

Unicode block

Superscripts and Subscripts

HTML entity

⁹

Works as

Plain text — no font, no app, no download

Also known as

small 9, tiny 9, raised 9, power of 9

What is ⁹?

⁹ is the superscript digit 9 — the raised numeral used in exponents like x² and ordinals like 2ⁿᵈ. It is a real Unicode character, so it pastes anywhere plain text works.

Because ⁹ is a Unicode character rather than a font or an image, it keeps its shape when you paste it into bios, captions, usernames, chats, and documents. Convert whole words with the Superscript Generator, or browse every style on the Tiny Text Generator.

⁹ in action

Popular combinations with ⁹

Ready-made words and notation using ⁹ — tap one to copy it:

How to type ⁹

Any device

Tap the copy button above — the fastest way, no keyboard needed.

Windows

In Word, type 2079 then press Alt+X. Other apps: use the Character Map tool.

Mac

Press Control+Command+Space to open the Character Viewer and search for the code point U+2079.

HTML

⁹

CSS / JS

content: "\2079" · "\u{2079}"

LaTeX

In math mode, x^{9} renders as a true superscript — no Unicode character needed.

Where to use ⁹

• Write exponents and powers in chats and docs (x², 10⁶)
• Add ordinals like 1ˢᵗ, 2ⁿᵈ, 3ʳᵈ in plain-text posts
• Mark units and references in notes (m², km³)

FAQ

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All Superscript Symbols

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