In Google Docs, you’re able to set up certain word substitutions that can be replaced by characters anywhere in the text. For instance, typing “1/2” will automatically convert to “½”.

From usernames to tags, the @ symbol has evolved over the years. When it comes to Google Docs, however, another upgrade is bringing the symbol a step higher.

1. In Google Docs, write the text that you want to turn into a superscript or a subscript. 2. Select the portion of the text you want to format. 3. Click the "Format" menu. 4.