To make text appear small in Discord, you have several methods:
1. Using Discord's Built-in Subtext Formatting
- Type
-#
followed by a space, then your message. - When you send it, Discord converts the text into a very small "subtext" style.
This is the smallest built-in font size Discord offers for text messages
Example:
-# This text will appear tiny
2. Using Superscript for Small Text
-
Surround the text you want small with carets
^
for small snippets. -
For entire sentences, use backticks with
sup
like:`sup your message here`
This makes the text appear in superscript, which looks smaller than normal text
. Example:
This is ^small text^ in Discord
`sup This whole sentence is small`
3. Using Third-Party Small Text Generators
- Use online Unicode small text generators to convert your normal text into small or superscript Unicode characters.
- Copy and paste the generated text into Discord.
This method offers more font style options beyond Discord's native formatting
4. Adjusting Font Size in Discord Settings (Affects All Text)
- Go to User Settings > Appearance > Chat Font Scaling.
- Use the slider to reduce the font size globally (minimum 12 pixels).
This changes the size of all chat text on your client but does not affect how others see your messages
Summary Table
Method| How to Use| Result| Notes
---|---|---|---
Discord subtext (-#
)| -# your text
| Very small subtext| Smallest native
font size
Superscript (^
or sup
)| ^text^
or sup text
| Small superscript text|
Good for small snippets or full sentences
Unicode small text generators| Generate & paste Unicode small text| Various
small font styles| Requires external tool
Font size slider in settings| User Settings > Appearance > Font| Changes your
view of text size| Does not change message font for others
Using these methods, you can easily make your Discord text appear smaller for stylistic or emphasis purposes