Korean tools

Small things people actually need. No sign-up, nothing stored.

What each tool is for

Korean keyboard — for typing a few words of Korean on a computer that has no Korean input installed: a message, a search, a comment. It uses the standard two-set layout used in Korea, so what you learn here works on any Korean keyboard later.

Korean numbers — Korean has two number systems, native Korean and Sino-Korean, and which one you use depends on what you are counting. Ages and hours use one; minutes, money and phone numbers use the other. The converter shows both for any number.

Your name in Korean — writes an English name the way Koreans would usually spell it in Hangul, with audio. Common names follow the spelling people actually use, not a letter-by-letter conversion.

Korean age calculator — Korea used to count age differently from most countries. Since June 2023 the official age is the international one, but you will still hear the older counts in conversation. The calculator shows all three and explains when each comes up.

Hangul to romanization — turns Korean text into Latin letters following the official system, including the sound changes that happen between syllables.

Nothing is stored

All five tools run entirely in your browser. What you type is not sent to this site or saved anywhere.