🇬🇪 Free Georgian tool
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Type in Latin letters and watch it turn into Georgian alphabet, or tap the keys below.
About the Georgian alphabet (Mkhedruli)
Georgian is written in Mkhedruli, the third of three scripts the language has used since antiquity (after Asomtavruli and Nuskhuri). The oldest dated Georgian inscriptions go back to the 5th century AD, and the script is unrelated to Latin, Greek or Cyrillic in shape: its rounded, looping letters are instantly recognisable. Mkhedruli has no capital letters, and the modern alphabet has 33 letters, each standing for one sound.
The good news: Georgian spelling is almost perfectly phonetic, so once you know the 33 letters you can read any word aloud correctly. Most learners can recognise every letter within one to two weeks of short daily practice. The real challenge is not the shapes but a few sounds: the aspirated/ejective consonant pairs (თ/ტ, ფ/პ, ქ/კ, ჩ/ჭ, ც/წ, plus the ejective ყ) and the throaty ღ and ხ. Focus your ear on those contrasts, because they distinguish real words.
Learn every letter with sounds and example words on our Georgian alphabet page, or convert Georgian text back to Latin letters with the Georgian to Latin converter.
Questions
How do I type in Georgian alphabet without a Georgian keyboard?
Type the sounds in Latin letters in the first box and they're converted as you type, or click the letters on the on-screen keyboard. Then copy the result.
How do I add a Georgian keyboard to my phone or computer?
On iPhone: Settings → General → Keyboard → Keyboards → Add New Keyboard → Georgian. On Android (Gboard): Settings → Languages → Add keyboard. On Windows: Settings → Time & language → Language → Add a language. On macOS: System Settings → Keyboard → Input Sources.
Is it free?
Yes, and nothing you type is sent anywhere — it all runs in your browser.