Alien Text Maker: Galaxy Code

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About this app

Galaxy Code is a text converter app that turns ordinary messages into alien-style text. Create your own Galaxy Language rule, copy the converted message, and paste it into social apps, messengers, stories, or community posts.

Create a new Galaxy Language with your own name, and the app will generate a unique conversion rule for it. When you type a message, Galaxy Code changes it into a mysterious symbol-like text style that looks like an alien language.

Want to use the same language with a friend? Copy the share key and send it to them. With the same share key, your friend can create the same Galaxy Language rule and convert messages in the same style.

Using Galaxy Code is simple:
- Create a new Galaxy Language
- Type your message
- Convert it into alien-style text
- Tap the converted result to copy it
- Paste it into chats, social posts, or other apps
- Share a key with friends to use the same rule

You can use Galaxy Code for:
- Secret-message style chats with friends
- Alien language text for stories, games, or worldbuilding
- Unique text posts for social media
- Fun message decoration
- Creating your own Galaxy Language rules

Key Features:
- Alien-style text converter
- Custom Galaxy Language creation
- Automatic conversion rule generation
- Share key support for using the same rule with friends
- Tap to copy converted messages
- Paste into messengers, social apps, and community posts
- Device-side text conversion without server connection
- Support for multiple input languages

Supported languages:
English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Swahili, Dutch, Polish, Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese, Thai, Malay, Indonesian, and Filipino.

Galaxy Code is not a complex security tool. It is a fun text maker for turning everyday messages into alien-style text and sharing your own Galaxy Language with friends.

What’s new

- Added support for 87 in-game locales.
- Added searchable language selection with native names, English names, current-language names, and locale codes.
- Improved locale fallback, RTL layout handling, and font fallback for more writing systems.