Uzbek Cyrillic to Latin Converter
Type or paste Uzbek text in either script and get an instant, accurate conversion. Konvertor Online also converts whole Word, PDF and Excel files while keeping their original formatting intact, and it never sends your text or files to a server.
How the converter works
Uzbek has used two official scripts since 1993: Cyrillic, still common in older documents, media and government archives, and Latin, the script taught in schools and used in modern official communication. Konvertor Online applies the current state-approved Latin alphabet rules — including the oʻ, gʻ, sh and ch letters — so names, addresses and technical terms convert the way they're actually written in Uzbekistan today.
Everything happens locally in your browser using JavaScript. When you paste text or drop a file, no network request is made with your content — it's processed on your device and the result appears within milliseconds, whether you're converting a sentence or a 200-page document.
Text, Word, PDF and Excel — one engine
The text box gives you a live, character-by-character conversion as you type, with automatic direction detection so you don't have to tell it which script you're starting from. Switch to Document mode to drag in a .docx, .pdf, .xlsx or .txt file: Word and Excel files keep their fonts, bold text, tables and formulas exactly as they were, because only the visible text is translated — the underlying formatting is never touched.
Built for everyday and professional use
Students converting lecture notes, businesses preparing bilingual contracts, government offices digitising archives, and developers generating clean Latin slugs from Cyrillic titles all use the same accurate engine. Dedicated tools further down this site handle PDF scans, legal documents and personal names specifically — use whichever fits your file best.
Frequently asked questions
Is this converter accurate for official documents?+
Yes — it implements the Latin alphabet rules approved by the Uzbek government, including correct handling of oʻ, gʻ, sh, ch and the tutuq belgisi (ʼ). For fully official use (passports, notarised documents) always have a certified translator verify names, since transliteration of personal names can follow additional passport-specific conventions.
Does it upload my files anywhere?+
No. All conversion — text, Word, PDF and Excel — runs locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your files never leave your device, which also means it works even on a slow connection once the page has loaded.
Can it convert Latin back to Cyrillic?+
Yes, in both directions. Leave direction on "Auto-detect" and it will recognise which script you pasted, or pick Cyrillic → Latin or Latin → Cyrillic manually from the toggle above the text box.
Is there a limit on how much text or how many files I can convert?+
Anonymous use includes a generous free daily limit. If you need more in one day, verifying your email instantly raises your limit — no password or account required.