📖 Kanji to Furigana Converter
Convert kanji text into furigana (HTML ruby), hiragana, katakana, or romaji instantly using a built-in 50 KB reading dictionary covering common compounds, major names, and joyo kanji. A token table shows the reading of each word.
✅ 100% free, no signup, text never sent to any server
⚠️ About Accuracy
A built-in lightweight dictionary (about 100 KB) is used. It runs instantly but rare proper nouns and uncommon kanji may appear as unknown (?). Always verify by hand for critical use.
🔒 About Privacy
- ・All conversion runs entirely in your browser
- ・Input text and names are never sent to any server
- ・No storage logs, no upload history, no database
📖 How to Use
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Paste textType or paste any Japanese text containing kanji, including names and proper nouns.
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Pick output modeChoose furigana ruby, hiragana, katakana, romaji (Hepburn or Kunrei), or the token table.
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Convert and copy or downloadClick Convert to see the result; then copy or download. Kanji with no reading appear as ?.
❓ FAQ
What dictionary is used?
A lightweight dictionary (about 100 KB) is bundled with the page JavaScript. It covers about 500 common compounds, 300 surnames, 200 given names, and 1,500 single kanji. There is no server call and no large dictionary download, so conversion is instant.
Are readings of rare names and places accurate?
Words in the dictionary are accurate, but rare names that are not in it are filled in from single-kanji readings, or shown as ? if unknown. Verify manually for critical use.
Hepburn vs Kunrei romaji — what is the difference?
Hepburn (used on Japanese passports) writes shi, tsu, fu — closer to English pronunciation. Kunrei writes si, tu, hu — the regular school style. This tool supports both.
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