World's simplest browser-based utility for replacing vowels in text. Load your text in the input form on the left, set the vowel editing rules, and you'll instantly get a new text with certain vowels replaced with other vowels or characters in the output area. Powerful, free, and fast. Load text – replace its vowels. Created by developers from team Browserling.
World's simplest browser-based utility for replacing vowels in text. Load your text in the input form on the left, set the vowel editing rules, and you'll instantly get a new text with certain vowels replaced with other vowels or characters in the output area. Powerful, free, and fast. Load text – replace its vowels. Created by developers from team Browserling.
With this online tool, you can replace any vowel or multiple vowels in a text with any other character. The replacement is accomplished via special editing rules that can be set up individually for each vowel. These rules can replace one vowel with another vowel, replace a pair of vowels (or a triplet or more) with one or more vowels, replace a vowel with a custom character or symbol, or remove a vowel by replacing it with emptiness. For example, you can replace the vowel "a" with the symbol "@" with the rule "a=@", or replace the vowel "e" with the letter "𝕖" with the rule "e= 𝕖", or replace a pair of vowels "ae" with the Latin diphthong "æ" with the rule "ae=æ", or remove the vowel "o" with the rule "o=". For your reference, there are six lowercase vowels in the English language "aeiouy" (including the letter "y") and six uppercase vowels "AEIOUY" (including the capital "Y"). You can run six (for lowercase vowels) or twelve substitution rules (for lowercase and uppercase vowels) at the same time. For example, these six rules will change all lowercase vowels to uppercase vowels: "a=A", "e=E", "i=I", "o=O", "u=U", "y=Y". Each rule must be placed on a new line in the rule editor box in the options. If you want to replace uppercase and lowercase vowels separately, activate the "Case Sensitive Vowels" checkbox in the options. If this checkbox is turned off, then both the small and the large letters will execute the same replacement command ("a=x" and "A=x" will have the same effect and the first one specified will execute). There's also an option to execute multiple consecutive vowel replacements and it lets you replace letters that have already been replaced by an earlier rule. For example, if you have specified two rules "e=a" and "a=o" for the word "sheep", then the program will first make the replacement "e=a" (and it will remember the intermediate result "shaap") and then the second replacement "a=o" will run and you'll get the word "shoop". Textabulous!
With this online tool, you can replace any vowel or multiple vowels in a text with any other character. The replacement is accomplished via special editing rules that can be set up individually for each vowel. These rules can replace one vowel with another vowel, replace a pair of vowels (or a triplet or more) with one or more vowels, replace a vowel with a custom character or symbol, or remove a vowel by replacing it with emptiness. For example, you can replace the vowel "a" with the symbol "@" with the rule "a=@", or replace the vowel "e" with the letter "𝕖" with the rule "e= 𝕖", or replace a pair of vowels "ae" with the Latin diphthong "æ" with the rule "ae=æ", or remove the vowel "o" with the rule "o=". For your reference, there are six lowercase vowels in the English language "aeiouy" (including the letter "y") and six uppercase vowels "AEIOUY" (including the capital "Y"). You can run six (for lowercase vowels) or twelve substitution rules (for lowercase and uppercase vowels) at the same time. For example, these six rules will change all lowercase vowels to uppercase vowels: "a=A", "e=E", "i=I", "o=O", "u=U", "y=Y". Each rule must be placed on a new line in the rule editor box in the options. If you want to replace uppercase and lowercase vowels separately, activate the "Case Sensitive Vowels" checkbox in the options. If this checkbox is turned off, then both the small and the large letters will execute the same replacement command ("a=x" and "A=x" will have the same effect and the first one specified will execute). There's also an option to execute multiple consecutive vowel replacements and it lets you replace letters that have already been replaced by an earlier rule. For example, if you have specified two rules "e=a" and "a=o" for the word "sheep", then the program will first make the replacement "e=a" (and it will remember the intermediate result "shaap") and then the second replacement "a=o" will run and you'll get the word "shoop". Textabulous!
In this example, we replace the six regular Latin vowels in a passage of text with six circled Unicode vowels. We enter the substitutions for each vowel in the form "a=ⓐ", "e=ⓔ", "i=ⓘ", "o=ⓞ", "u=ⓤ", "y=ⓨ" (one per line), and once they run, all standard vowels get converted into corresponding circled Unicode vowels.
In this example, we create fake English text containing non-Latin vowels. To do this, we set up four replacement rules, where we substitute the Latin letters "a", "e", "i", "o" with Cyrillic letters "а", "е", "і", "о" that are identical in appearance. In the output, we get visually the same, but in fact different text.
This example creates a text puzzle with all vowels in crystal names replaced with an asterisk symbol. It uses the repeated substitution method and in the first phase replaces all vowels with the letter "i", and in the second phase replaces the letter "i" with the symbol "*". Additionally, it enables the "Case Sensitive Vowels" option so that the capital letters at the beginning of each crystal name are not changed.
You can pass input to this tool via ?input query argument and it will automatically compute output. Here's how to type it in your browser's address bar. Click to try!
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Add color to letters in text.
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Add color to sentences in text.
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Generate lorem ipsum placeholder text.
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Divide text into chunks of certain size.
Apply formatting and modification functions to text.
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Extract all URLs from text.
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Decode base32-encoded text.
Encode text to base45 encoding.
Decode base45-encoded text.
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Decode base58-encoded text.
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Decode Ascii85-encoded text.
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Decode base65536-encoded text.
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Decode nettext-encoded text.
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Convert a voice recording to text.
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Decode UTF8-encoded text.
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Decode UTF8-encoded text.
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Decode UTF32-encoded text.
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Decode IDN-encoded text.
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Decode Unix-to-Unix-encoded text.
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Decode Xxencoded text.
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Decode QP-encoded text.
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Convert text to 3-dimensional drawing.
Create a horizontally or vertically scrolling text.
Create a GIF animation of a text message.
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Delete swear words from text.
Edit text in a neat browser-based editor.
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