This Itechguide teaches you how to superscript in Google Docs. The guide covers steps to superscript in Google Docs from a PC or the Google Docs Apps (Android and iPhone).
Option 1: Superscript in Google Docs from a PC
- Open Docs.Google.com from your PC. Then login and open the Google Docs document you want to edit.
- Highlight the text you want to make superscript.
- Then, on the Google Docs menu, click Format, point to Text and select Superscript.
- The text will become superscript immediately!
Option 2: Superscript in Google Docs from the Android App
- Open the Google Docs App on your Android phone.
- Then open the Google Docs document you want to edit. You can open a saved document from Last opened by me or from Google Drive.
- To open a saved document from Google Drive, on the top right of the app, tap the folder icon. Then, from the displayed options tap Google Drive.
- Select the texts you want to make superscript. In this example, I want to make the word Do a superscript.
- With the word selected, tap the Format icon (looks like the letter A). Then, on the Text tab, tap the superscript icon.
- The word will become superscript!
Option 3: Superscript in Google Docs from the iPhone App
- Open the Google Docs App on your iPhone. If you haven’t signed in to the App, sign in with your Google Account.
- Then, open the document you want to edit. You can open the document from Last opened by me group or from Google Drive.
- To open a saved document from Google Drive, tap the folder icon on the top right of the Google Docs App.
- Select the text(s) you want to make superscript in Google Docs. Then, tap the Format icon (looks like A).
- From the displayed options, tap the superscript icon.
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