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LiteralKit started with a small frustration: adding something like x² or H₂O to a message, document, or post shouldn’t require hunting through character maps, relying on formatting that breaks when pasted, or using an image.
Our first tools turn plain text into real, copyable Unicode superscripts and subscripts directly in your browser. No account is needed, and your text is not sent to a conversion server. When Unicode does not have an equivalent character, LiteralKit shows a readable fallback instead of pretending it worked.
It’s free, fast, and built for anyone writing formulas, labels, citations, or notation.
I’d love your feedback: what text, symbol, or notation tool would save you the most time?
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would love to see a history or favorites tab so i can quickly grab that weird symbol i needed last week without digging through the whole list again
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@gkhangzeyy3cr Thanks so much for the suggestion! I’ve added both history and favorites, so you can quickly revisit recently used symbols and save the ones you use most.
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A dark mode toggle would be really helpful since these text tools get used late at night a lot. Also wondering if you could add a way to save frequently used symbols or notations to a personal favorites list.
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@tansuorbacogbk Thank you for the thoughtful feedback! Dark mode is now available, and you can also save frequently used symbols and notations to your favorites for quicker access.
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A keyboard shortcut for swapping between light and dark mode would be a nice touch, especially for anyone using LiteralKit late at night while writing. That way you don't have to dig through settings every time you want to switch themes.
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@merggr Great idea—thanks for sharing it! Dark mode is now live, along with a keyboard shortcut to switch themes without opening settings.
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honestly the symbol lookup is way faster than the bookmarked site i used to use, and it didn't send my clipboard stuff anywhere which is nice.
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@kazm4y6g Really glad to hear that—thank you! Keeping symbol lookup fast and private is a core goal for LiteralKit, so it means a lot that you noticed.
would love to see a history or favorites tab so i can quickly grab that weird symbol i needed last week without digging through the whole list again
@gkhangzeyy3cr Thanks so much for the suggestion! I’ve added both history and favorites, so you can quickly revisit recently used symbols and save the ones you use most.
A dark mode toggle would be really helpful since these text tools get used late at night a lot. Also wondering if you could add a way to save frequently used symbols or notations to a personal favorites list.
@tansuorbacogbk Thank you for the thoughtful feedback! Dark mode is now available, and you can also save frequently used symbols and notations to your favorites for quicker access.
A keyboard shortcut for swapping between light and dark mode would be a nice touch, especially for anyone using LiteralKit late at night while writing. That way you don't have to dig through settings every time you want to switch themes.
@merggr Great idea—thanks for sharing it! Dark mode is now live, along with a keyboard shortcut to switch themes without opening settings.
honestly the symbol lookup is way faster than the bookmarked site i used to use, and it didn't send my clipboard stuff anywhere which is nice.
@kazm4y6g Really glad to hear that—thank you! Keeping symbol lookup fast and private is a core goal for LiteralKit, so it means a lot that you noticed.