Small caps generator: copy & paste

Create Small caps in seconds: type your text and ETeext turns it into Unicode you copy and paste anywhere. You see exactly what you get before pasting.

Small caps turn lowercase letters into small-sized capitals. The result is understated and elegant: ideal for a signature, a subtitle, or to give a bio a polished feel without shouting like real CAPITALS would. It's one of the most discreet and readable styles in the set. Because it stays close to the normal alphabet, it displays almost everywhere with no tofu risk.

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What Small caps look like

Example of Small caps generated by ETeext.
Accented example phrases in small caps. This is a preview — ETeext gives you the real Unicode text to copy, never an image.

How to make Small caps

  1. Type or paste your text Write your text in ETeext.
  2. Pick the style and check it Choose this style; the styled version appears instantly.
  3. Copy and paste anywhere Copy your styled text and paste it where you want.

Compatibility & Safe Mode

These characters are real Unicode; on some devices a few may show as empty squares (“tofu”). Turn on Safe Mode to keep your text readable everywhere.

Why choose ETeext

  • See it before you paste

    WYSIWYG: what you see is what you can use and take anywhere — social networks, messaging, all kinds of apps…

  • As easy as a word processor

    The ease of a word processor — for stylish text.

  • Whole paragraphs, many styles

    Multiple styles in a whole paragraph — not just one line.

  • Offline-first

    Everything stays on your device, even offline.

  • No ads, no tracking

    No ads, no tracking. Nothing leaves — unless you decide.

Frequently asked questions

What are Small caps?

Small caps are styled Unicode characters that look different from normal letters but stay real, copyable text.

Do Small caps work on Instagram, LinkedIn and other apps?

Yes — it’s real text you can paste into most social networks and messaging apps, like Instagram, TikTok, Facebook or WhatsApp.

Why do some characters show as squares?

Some devices lack the glyph, so it shows as an empty square. Safe Mode swaps the riskiest characters for readable ones.