Hieroglyphics Translator
Write like an Egyptian scribe - and decode it back.
This page bundles a hieroglyph font so the signs render on any device. Pasted elsewhere they may still show as boxes on devices without the font — the characters themselves are correct Unicode.
About the Hieroglyphics Translator
This hieroglyphics translator maps every English letter to the closest sign of the classic Egyptian uniliteral alphabet - the vulture for A, the owl for M, the water ripple for N, the mouth for R. Type "Cleopatra" and watch it become the same kind of signs a scribe would have carved into a temple wall three thousand years ago.
It works in both directions: encode your name or a secret message for a puzzle, classroom worksheet or tattoo sketch, then paste the glyphs back to decode them. Flip on the cartouche to ring your name like a pharaoh, and export the result as a PNG image for invitations or worksheets. Everything runs locally in your browser with real Unicode characters from the Egyptian Hieroglyphs block - nothing is uploaded.
How to use it
- 1Type English text to see it written in Egyptian hieroglyphs.
- 2Or paste hieroglyphs you received to decode them back to letters.
- 3Copy the side you need - glyphs or text - and paste it anywhere.
- 4Toggle the cartouche ring for the royal look, then use the PNG button to save it as an image.