You know what you want to say.
You just don't know how to write it.
Type your thought in English. Pick a language. RomanChat writes it the way a native speaker would actually text it — in letters your keyboard already has.
How it works
- 1
Type your thought
Write it in plain English, however it comes to mind.
- 2
Pick the language and tone
Choose who you're talking to and how it should sound.
- 3
Copy and send
Get a natural sentence in Roman letters, ready for any chat app.
See it in action
Supported languages
More are added regularly — every one comes out in Roman letters, no exceptions.
Questions
What does "Romanized" mean?
It means the sentence is written with English/Latin letters, spelled the way it sounds — "Main tumhe kabhi nahi bhoolunga," not the Devanagari script.
Is this the same as a translator?
Not quite. A word-for-word translation often sounds stiff. RomanChat starts from what you mean and writes the sentence a native speaker would actually type, then keeps it in Roman letters.
Do I need to install a new keyboard?
No. That's the whole point — everything you get back is typeable on the keyboard you already have.
Can I see the native script instead?
Not by default. RomanChat is built specifically for people who don't read the target script, so the output always stays in Roman letters unless a future version adds that option.