Translate text to Pig Latin
Translate English text to Pig Latin by moving each word's leading consonants to the end and adding "ay".
Works with a single word, a sentence, or several paragraphs.
Each word is converted instantly following the classic Pig Latin rules.
Copy the translated text once you're happy with it.
Frequently asked
What are the rules for Pig Latin?
Words starting with a vowel just get "way" added to the end ("apple" becomes "appleway"). Words starting with consonants have their leading consonant cluster moved to the end, followed by "ay" ("pig" becomes "igpay", "string" becomes "ingstray").
Does punctuation get preserved?
Yes, punctuation and spacing are left exactly where they were. Only the letters within each word are rearranged.
What happens to capitalization?
If a word started with a capital letter, the translated word keeps its first letter capitalized too, so "Hello" becomes "Ellohay", not "ellohay".
Is my text sent anywhere?
No. The translation happens entirely in your browser.