Uzbek Latin-Cyrillic Converter — browser extension
Stop coming back to the site. Select text on any page and convert it between Latin and Cyrillic right where it is.
Both are free. The Chrome store also serves Edge, Brave, Opera and Vivaldi.
What the result looks like
Latin
Toshkent shahridagi bogʻlar va togʻ manzaralari — juda chiroyli.
Cyrillic
Тошкент шаҳридаги боғлар ва тоғ манзаралари — жуда чиройли.
What it does
Select and convert
Select text on any site and a button appears beside it. It is in the right-click menu too.
Ctrl + Shift + L
Converts the selection and copies it straight away. ⌘ + Shift + L on macOS.
Your text stays in the browser
The conversion runs on your own device. No request is sent to any server.
Three steps
- 1
Install it from your browser's store — no account needed.
- 2
Select the text you want to convert, on any page.
- 3
Click the button that appears, or press Ctrl + Shift + L. The result is copied.
Would rather not install anything?
The online converter needs nothing installed — and it also converts TXT, PDF and DOCX files, which the extension does not.
Open the online converterQuestions
Does it cost anything?
No. It is free, has no ads and asks for no account.
Which browsers does it work in?
Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and Vivaldi install it from the Chrome store. There is a separate build for Firefox.
Does it work offline?
Yes. The conversion rules ship inside the extension and it never touches the network.
Where does my text go?
Nowhere. The extension sends no request to any server and stores nothing you type.
Can it convert a Word or PDF file?
The extension cannot — it works on text in a page. The online converter on the site handles files: TXT, PDF and DOCX.