Subscript Zero Symbol

A symbol from the Superscript and Subscript Symbols collection. Click the symbol or the button below to copy.

Superscript and Subscript Symbols collection

Symbol: ₀
Unicode: U+2080
HTML entity: ₀
Category: Superscript and Subscript Symbols

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18 of 45 in the superscript and subscript symbols collection

About the subscript zero symbol

Subscript Zero is a small, lowered digit zero used to denote the number zero in a subscript position. It appears as a miniature version of the standard digit zero, positioned below the baseline of surrounding text. This character is primarily employed in mathematical, scientific, and chemical notation, where it appears in formulas such as chemical formulas (e.g., H₂O) or mathematical expressions requiring a zero index or base. It belongs to the set of subscript numerals that allow for precise typographic representation of subscripts in plain text.

How to type Subscript Zero

Native keyboard shortcuts for each operating system — derived from the codepoint, so the steps below are always accurate.

Windows

2 options

In Word / Outlook: type 2080 then press Alt + X.
Anywhere: press Win + . to open the emoji & symbol picker, then search.

macOS

2 options

Enable “Unicode Hex Input” in System Settings → Keyboard, then hold Option and type 2080.
Or: Control + Command + Space opens the Character Viewer — search by name.