Language & Text

20 tools

Amharic Online Keyboard

Type Amharic in the browser — full Ethiopian Fidel grid with all 7 vowel forms, consonant row highlighting, punctuation row, and one-click copy.

Amharic Numbers Converter

Convert Arabic numbers to Ethiopian Ethiopic numerals (Ge'ez system) and Amharic words — verified algorithm, 255→፪፻፶፭, range 1–999,999.

Ge'ez Numbers Converter

Convert between Arabic numerals and the ancient Ethiopian Ge'ez numeral system — historical context, EC year examples, full numeral reference table, two-way converter.

Amharic Spelling Checker

Check Amharic text against a real 100-word Ethiopian vocabulary — inline red underlines, click-to-add personal dictionary, entirely client-side.

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Amharic Grammar Checker

Rule-based Ethiopian Amharic grammar checker — detects repeated words, missing Ethiopic periods, long sentences, and mixed-script issues.

Amharic Text Sorter

Sort Amharic text in correct Ethiopian Fidel alphabetical order using Intl.Collator am locale — ascending, descending, dedup, and trim options.

Amharic Words Generator

Generate verified Ethiopian Amharic vocabulary by category (animals, food, colors, nature, body parts) with English translations and shuffle.

Amharic to Phonetics

Live SERA transliteration of Ethiopian Ethiopic script to Latin phonetics — split-panel, complete fidel table, copy output.

Amharic Words Rhymer

Find rhyming Amharic words by matching the final Ethiopic character — 60+ real words, clickable examples (ቤት ፍቅር ሰዓት), instant results, Ethiopian poetic tradition.

Amharic OCR

Extract Amharic text from images using Tesseract.js — drag-and-drop upload, real-time progress bar, confidence score, download as .txt, entirely browser-side.

Amharic Text-to-Speech

Convert Ethiopian Amharic text to spoken audio using Web Speech API — speed control (slow/normal/fast), voice selector, graceful fallback for unsupported browsers.

Amharic Speech Recognition

Ethiopian Amharic speech-to-text via Web Speech API — pulsing mic button, live transcript display, Chrome notice, copy and clear controls.

Amharic Text to Image

Render Ethiopian Amharic text as a downloadable PNG — live canvas preview, font size slider, text/background color pickers, alignment, padding controls.

Amharic ASCII Art

Create ASCII art where each pixel is an Ethiopian Ge'ez character (ፍ ሀ ቀ) — bitmap font renderer, 8 pixel chars, size slider, live preview, copy output.

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Amharic Lorem Ipsum

Generate placeholder Ethiopian Amharic text from 30 real proverbs — paragraphs/sentences/words modes, HTML tag toggle, word/character/sentence stats, copy button.

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Amharic ↔ English Translation

Translate between Ethiopian Amharic and English — debounced auto-translate, animated swap, example phrases, character counter, MyMemory API.

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Oromo Keyboard (Qubee)

Type Afaan Oromoo online using the full Qubee alphabet — long vowels (aa ee ii oo uu), digraphs (dh ch sh ny ph), complete Latin keyboard, copy/backspace/clear.

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Oromo Text Tools

Five text utilities for Afaan Oromoo — word count, sort lines, case converter, remove duplicates, and find & replace. Supports Qubee Latin-based Oromo script.

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Tigrinya Keyboard

Type Tigrinya online using the full Ge'ez (Ethiopic) script — 35 base rows × 7 vowel forms, punctuation row, filter by vowel order, copy/backspace/enter controls.

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Tigrinya Text Tools

Five text utilities for Tigrinya (ትግርኛ) — word count with Ge'ez script support, sort lines, case converter, remove duplicates, and find & replace. Eritrea and Ethiopia.

About Language & Text Tools

Ethiopia and Eritrea are written in the Ge’ez (Fidel) script, an abugida of more than 300 characters in which every consonant carries seven vowel orders. That richness is what makes the languages beautiful and what makes them awkward to type on a standard QWERTY keyboard. The tools in this section exist to close that gap: the Amharic, Tigrinya, and Oromo keyboards let you build words by clicking through the Fidel grid or the Qubee alphabet, while the transliteration and phonetics tools translate between Latin sounds and Ethiopic characters so you can type the way you think.

Beyond typing, this category covers the everyday text chores that generic tools handle badly for Ethiopic script. The text sorters use the correct Amharic and Tigrinya collation order rather than raw Unicode code points, so ሰ sorts where a reader expects it to. The spell and grammar checkers run entirely in your browser against real Ethiopian vocabulary, the OCR tool pulls Amharic text out of photographs and scans, and the text-to-speech and speech-recognition tools use your device’s own voice engine so nothing you type or say leaves your machine.

These utilities are built for a wide audience: students writing assignments in Amharic, diaspora families keeping the language alive far from home, designers who need authentic Ethiopic placeholder text for mockups, and developers testing how their software renders the Fidel. Everything is free, works on phones as well as laptops, and requires no sign-in.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to install an Amharic or Ge’ez font to use these tools?
No. Every page loads the Noto Sans Ethiopic web font automatically, so the Fidel renders correctly even on a device that has no Ethiopic font installed. When you copy text out of a tool, it copies as standard Unicode and will display anywhere that supports the script.
Which languages and scripts are supported?
Amharic and Tigrinya are covered with the full Ge’ez (Ethiopic) script, and Afaan Oromoo is covered with the Latin-based Qubee alphabet. Many of the text utilities (word count, sort, case conversion, find-and-replace) work for all three.
Does my text get uploaded to a server?
Almost everything runs entirely in your browser — keyboards, sorters, spell checking, phonetics, speech, and OCR process text locally on your device. The one exception is the Amharic–English translator, which sends your text to a third-party translation API to return a result.
Can I use these tools on my phone?
Yes. Every tool is mobile-first and works in any modern mobile browser. The on-screen keyboards are designed for touch, and results can be copied to your clipboard with a single tap.