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Name Translator:
Your Name in 30 Writing Systems

Type your name once and see it in 30 scripts instantly. See how your name looks in Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Thai, Greek, Hebrew, and more.

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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the name transliteration work?

Our tool uses phonetic transliteration to convert your name into different writing systems. It maps the sounds of your name to the closest equivalent characters in each script, maintaining pronunciation as much as possible.

Which writing systems are supported?

We support 30 writing systems including Arabic, Chinese (Simplified), Japanese (Katakana), Korean (Hangul), Thai, Greek, Hebrew, Devanagari (Hindi), Bengali, Tamil, Cyrillic (Russian), Armenian, Georgian, Braille, Morse code, Telugu, Punjabi (Gurmukhi), Ukrainian, Persian, Urdu, Amharic, Burmese, Tibetan, Mongolian, Khmer, Sinhala, Elder Futhark Runes, Phoenician, Egyptian Hieroglyphs, and Tengwar (Elvish).

Is this a name translator or a transliterator?

Strictly, a transliterator. Your name is not translated — it keeps its sound and is written with the letters of another script, so Michael becomes Майкл in Russian or マイケル in Japanese. Most people search for a "name translator", and that is what every page here does; where a language also has its own equivalent of your name (Michael and Μιχαήλ in Greek), the page says so.

Which page should I use: Cyrillic or Russian, Devanagari or Hindi?

Cyrillic and Devanagari are alphabets; Russian and Hindi are languages that use them. The Russian page writes your name the way Russian does, which is also how it looks "in Cyrillic" — Ukrainian, Bulgarian and Serbian spell foreign names slightly differently and have their own pages. The Hindi page is your name in Devanagari; Marathi and Nepali use the same letters with small differences.

Is my name transliteration accurate?

While we strive for accuracy, transliteration is an approximation. Different languages have different sounds, so some names may not have exact equivalents. Our tool provides the most common phonetic representation used by native speakers.

Can I use these transliterations officially?

These transliterations are for reference and educational purposes. For official documents like passports or legal papers, always consult with professional translation services or official government resources.

How can I share my results?

After transforming your name, you can share your results on social media using the share buttons (Twitter, Facebook, WhatsApp) or copy the link to share anywhere you like.

Is this tool free to use?

Yes! This name transliteration tool is completely free to use. No registration, no downloads, no hidden fees. Transform as many names as you want.