WPS Superscript and Subscript on Android FAQ

Last updated:July 12, 2026

When using WPS Superscript and Subscript on Android, common questions usually involve where to find the option, how the formatting behaves, and what limits apply; this FAQ covers 3 frequent questions.

FAQ

Why can’t I find the subscript button?

  1. Make sure you have opened a Writer document and entered editing mode.
  2. Tap Tools and then open the Home tab.
  3. Check whether there is a … more icon next to the superscript button.
  4. Tap the more icon and then select Subscript.

Can the same text be both superscript and subscript?

  1. The same selected text cannot be set as both superscript and subscript at the same time.
  2. If you need different effects, select different characters or different positions separately.
  3. Apply the format that matches your layout needs.

Why does the text look smaller after I apply superscript or subscript?

  1. Superscript and subscript are special text layouts, so they usually appear smaller than normal body text.
  2. This helps keep the text clear above or below the baseline.
  3. If you want a clearer overall result, adjust the font size of the body text or target text before applying the format.

Glossary

TermDefinition
SuperscriptText displayed above the normal baseline, often used for exponents and footnote numbers.
SubscriptText displayed below the normal baseline, often used for chemical formulas and variable labels.
Home tabThe area in WPS Writer that groups common text-formatting commands.