Adobe Express does not currently support this function, but it may be considered in the future. As we continuously strive to enhance Adobe Express, we find this to be a fantastic feature idea.
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I think that it's time to impliment superscripting especially when a competitor such as Canva already has it. I've been checking in on Adobe Express and would like to get others to use this product but it's hard when the basics are missing. This feature is important in the field of retail advertising. Any word on it coming soon?
Agreed. Using it for brochures, presentations, and marketing materials, I absolutely need to be able to do superscript footnotes. It looks unprofessional and is harder to read using workarounds.
Currently have to use the longwinded process of creating individual text boxes in a smaller font and manually superscript them, when all it should be is selecting text and clicking a button.
It's nice to see more traction making it's way to this original post. I work in retail advertisement and I can confidently say that it's essential to building copy blocks for products. Cmon adobem let's add superscript. UNLESS this was intentional much like how Indesign doesn't have a star shape tool. I have to go to illustrator just to make a start. Hmmmm something feels sus.
Hi @Lyn_D How far are you in developing the ability to use superscript and subscript—or ideally just baseline shift?
Unfortunately, it's currently impossible for retail businesses to use Adobe Express, even though it offers many great features. We are forced to consider your competitors, as we simply cannot display prices correctly without this functionality.
I would too also like to know. I've been trying impliment this in my teams day to day but that small detail is essential to doing so. We advertise a lot of products and majority of our clients require pricing format to include superscript cents and $. Thanks!
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