5 free tools
Braille cells, Elder Futhark runes, Sumerian cuneiform, Egyptian hieroglyphs, Wingdings symbols — five writing systems, one input box each. The text converters in this category map whatever you type into another script, character by character: the AI Braille Translator and AI Wingdings Translator handle the modern systems, while the AI Elder Futhark Translator, AI Cuneiform Translator and AI Hieroglyphics Translator cover scripts people were carving three thousand years before keyboards existed.
Students use them to check transliteration homework, teachers to build worksheets, puzzle and escape-room designers to encode clues, and a steady stream of people researching a tattoo want to see a name in runes or glyphs before committing to ink. The output is real Unicode from the relevant script blocks, so it pastes into documents and messages — though phones without the right fonts may show hieroglyphs or cuneiform as empty boxes.
One honest caveat: these are transliterations, not translations. Elder Futhark has only 24 runes and no concept of lowercase, and hieroglyphs recorded sounds and ideas rather than English letters — so treat any conversion as an approximation, and verify with a specialist before anything becomes permanent.