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Small Caps Generator: Capital Style Letters
Lowercase letters drawn as small capitals, the quiet typographic trick from book titles.
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Small caps give lowercase letters the shape of capitals at a reduced height, so a name reads as even and formal without turning into a shout. Book covers and museum labels use the same device, and it transfers well to a bio, a heading or a product line. Since every character is capital-shaped, the style is clearer than a decorative alphabet at the same size.
Where people use it
- Write a name or a brand line in a calm, formal way above a caption.
- Title a document section or a reading list without using all capitals.
- Label a product, a size or a format in a shop listing.
- Set a byline or a credit line in a long post.
Frequently asked
- Is small caps the same as typing in capitals?
- Not quite. The letters keep capital shapes at a smaller size, so the line looks even rather than shouted, which is why publishers use the style for headings.
- Will it look the same in every app?
- The characters are Unicode, so most current apps draw them. Apps with limited character support may fall back to plain letters.
- Do screen readers cope with it?
- Some read small capitals as ordinary letters, others announce them by their formal names. Anything important is safer in plain text.
Other styles
CursiveCursive, also described as script, uses looping letterforms that read
ParenthesizedParenthesized letters each sit inside a rounded bracket, which gives t
Tiny textTiny text uses the superscript and small-form characters that sit high