Language Transliteration

Language Transliteration - Type in your own language

What is Language Transliteration?

'Language Transliteration' is a handy Chrome extension designed for users who want to type in their own language by using the English alphabet. It uses a smart transliteration system to transform your input into the selected language. With quick keyboard shortcuts like Alt+L for activating the extension, SPACE for transforming the typed text, and Ctrl+G for toggling between English and transliteration, typing in your native language has never been easier. Besides, with a simple press on the COPY button, you can put the text straight into your clipboard. More language options are planned to be added based on user requests.

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Extension stats

By: https://www.senthilprabu.in

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Users: 970 ▼ -30

Rating: 4.67 (3)

Version: 4.5 (Last updated: 2019-03-07)

Creation date: 2019-03-06

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

storage

Size: 79.64K

Email: p.*****@gmail.com

URLs: Website

Ranking

# 31219 ▼ 2411

Other rankings

#7874 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 19 #37 in language keyword 44 ▼ 5

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Extension summary

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Use keyboard shortcut for the Language Transliteration Hot Key (Alt+L)

Select your language in the dropdown.
Start typing in English in the given textbox.
Press SPACE Key to transliterate the typed word.
If you want to type any English word use the shortcut key Ctrl+G.
Using Ctrl+G again will toggle the transliteration again.
Press the COPY button to copy the text into your clipboard.
More languages will be added based on the requests.

User reviews

extellent extension.

P Bharath, 2023-11-09

I wish you could type anywhere you wanted in the browser, not just in the box and then have to copy and paste. But it works! That's more than I can say for the competition (looking at you, Google Input Tools).