Elfic - Elvish Translator

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About this app

Immerse yourself in the world of Elvish writing with Elfic!

Have you ever wanted to write like the elves? Elfic gives you the chance to do just that! This fascinating app introduces you to the world of Elvish writing in a fun and accessible way.

What makes Elfic special?

🧝‍♂️ Learn the Elvish alphabet: With an intuitive interface, Elfic teaches you each letter of the Elvish alphabet alongside its Latin alphabet equivalent.

✍️ Convert text to Elvish script: Write in English and watch as it transforms into beautiful Elvish characters instantly.

📚 Practical examples: The app includes an examples section that helps you contextualize and better understand the use of Elvish writing.

🖼️ Share your creations: Impress your friends by sharing images of your phrases in Elvish script on social media.

📜 Thematic design: With an ancient parchment look, the app transports you to a fantasy world as you learn.

If you're a fan of fantasy literature, role-playing games, or simply fascinated by calligraphy and exotic writing systems, Elfic is the perfect app for you. It's not a language translator, but a tool to convert text into beautiful Elvish script.

Download Elfic now and start creating your own Elvish texts!
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Ratings and reviews

The translations aren't always correct. I know a bit about the language as I've studied some of it and I notice with this app that it doesn't account for certain variances when letters are next to each other in a word and should be combined to make a different symbol rather than what is shown. Idk if that makes sense but basically the app is wrong lol.

Lot of fun, but doesn't recognise capital letters. Also, as it currently offeres literal translation, could there be an option to write by selecting the tengwar (symbol) you want, thus getting a more accurate translation? Thanks for a fun app.

I personally know how to write in Tengwar. This app gets an awful lot of it wrong in terms of the incorrect script structure and the correct letters in correspondence with the letter typed. Apparently a typed "H" is a Tengwar "E?" I am giving it two stars because the Tengwar letters being used are actually Tengwar, despite being scrambled.