Superscript and Subscript in Google Slides (2024 Update)
In this tutorial, we will show you exactly how to do superscript and subscript in Google Slides. Simply follow the steps below.
How to Superscript in Google Slides
Follow the steps below to learn how to add a superscript in Google Slides.
1. Select the Text You Want to Superscript
Highlight the specific text you want to convert into superscript. This tells Google Slides which portion of the text to modify.
2. Access the Format Menu
At the top toolbar, click on the Format menu. The Format menu contains tools to modify the appearance of your text.
3. Click on Text and Choose Superscript
Hover over the Text option in the Format menu to reveal more settings. Then, select Superscript to apply it to your highlighted text.
4. Verify the Superscript
Look at your slide to confirm the text is now in Superscript format. If necessary, repeat the steps or make further adjustments.
How to Subscript in Google Slides
Follow the steps below to learn on how to insert subscripts on Google Slides.
1. Select the Text You Want to Format as Subscript
Click on the text box where you want to add a subscript. Highlight the specific part of the text you want to modify.
2. Open the Format Menu at the Top of the Screen
With the text highlighted, go to the top menu bar. Click on the Format option to reveal the formatting choices.
3. Navigate to the Text Formatting Options
Hover over the Text option in the Format menu to reveal more settings. Then, select Subscript to apply it to your highlighted text.
4. Confirm the Subscript Is Applied Correctly
Review your slide to make sure the highlighted text is now formatted as subscript. If it’s not correct, repeat the process.
We hope you now know how to superscript and subscript on Google Slides. If you enjoyed this article, you might also like our article on how to add emojis to Google Slides and how to add a watermark to Google Slides.
