Aurebesh Trainer PRO

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About this app

With the Aurebesh Trainer by Aurebesh.org, you'll master the SW alphabet in no-time. Features both a read and write section (read: translate words written in Aurebesh, write: translate normal words to Aurebesh). Aside from being very useful for practicing the SW alphabet, you can also use it as a translator to decipher a piece of Aurebesh text.

PRO version features:

• No ads
• +5 word categories
• More than twice the amount of words available
• You are supporting the developer, encouraging me to make more improvements

Aurebesh trainer is the fastest way to learn the SW letters. It is used by fans of the franchise who want to be able to read Aurebesh text from screens, but also by fans who want to be able to write their own Aurebesh texts.

There are several word categories to choose from, with words and names from various topics such as characters, planets, star fighters, Clone Wars, Mandalorian, LEGO, SW Kenobi, Rebels and more. Features words from the prequels, original trilogy, sequels, TV series, books, comics, video games, Legends and Canon.

Aurebesh.org has been around since 2016 and is the number one tool to learn the SW languages (the website also features a Mando'a trainer). The website is periodically updated with new features and improvements, and these are reflected in the app. This includes, for example, updated categories and words lists.

It works both online and offline. Practice the Galactic script wherever, whenever.

''Aurebesh was a writing system used to transcribe Galactic Basic Standard, the most spoken language in the galaxy. In the Outer Rim Territories, Aurebesh was sometimes used alongside Outer Rim Basic, another alphabet.'' - Wookieepedia

Features:

• Aurebesh to English (Latin alphabet)
• English (Latin alphabet) to Aurebesh
• Help images for the characters
• Many different word categories to choose from
• ''First steps'' newcomers category for practicing one character at a time
• Custom keyboard for writing in Aurebesh that shuffles the keys after each word to maximize learning speed
• ''Skip'' button in case you get stuck on a word
• Very simple & easy to learn interface
• Immersive UI with sci-fi sound effects (mutable)
• Includes a link to the #1 Facebook Aurebesh fan group
• Works on any screen size

Do you have any questions or feedback? Feel free to send me a message any time.
Learn to read & write the fictional Aurebesh script of a galaxy far, far away.
Updated on
Aug 22, 2026

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Ratings and reviews

7 reviews
Brad “Tertiushand” T.
August 20, 2026
the technique is good, but the phrases repeat a lot. maybe make it so when it is submitted correctly, it doesn't appear again until all other ones have been submitted correctly. also would like a longer format to translate with focus on the lesser seen characters. something with full sentences in an advanced tab or something. the gimmicky phrases are fine in the beginning, but phrases/sentences for actual learning would be nice.
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Peter Eddy
June 16, 2025
I love this app. I've been getting pretty good at reading aurebesh with its help. It's not perfect, some typos, and occasionally I get the exact same word prompt twice in a row. It would also be great if the app can switch off autocorrect, there's nothing worse than translating a long word, then getting autocorrected trying to start the next one. If you want to learn to read on screen text in Star Wars media, this is the best tool I've found for that.
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Nickolas M
January 9, 2025
I love it! my only critique (coming from free app) is i wish while using the aurebesh alphabet that i could swipe between it instead of scrolling. it would be easier to find the characters im looking for vs swiping and getting lost bc the esk column is in the middle. literally not even an issue when it comes to usability. otherwise this is like nerd manna so thanks dev!
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