UwU Translator

UwU speak is the playful baby-talk style from anime fandoms, streams and Discord servers: “hello” becomes “hewwo”, “love” becomes “wuv”, and sentences end with faces like UwU or OwO. Type normal text and this translator applies the usual uwu rules, with a mild setting that only changes letters and stronger settings that add stutters and faces. Links, @mentions and hashtags stay readable so they still work.

How to use this tool

1. Type or paste the text you want to uwu-ify.
2. Choose a strength: mild changes letters only, medium and strong add stutters (h-hi) and faces.
3. Untick the “th” option if you want “the” to stay as it is.
4. Copy the result; change the variation number for a different mix of stutters and faces.

Formula

ove → uv (end of word) · th → d (start of word) · r, l → w · n + vowel → ny + vowel · stutter and faces by chance

The rules run in that order on each word, keeping capital letters (L → W, No → Nyo). Stutters repeat the first letter with a hyphen; faces are added after sentence-ending punctuation. Mild uses no randomness; medium stutters about one word in eight and adds a face to about half of the sentences; strong stutters about one word in three and adds a face to every sentence. The random choices come from a seeded generator, so the same variation number always gives the same result.

Example

On the mild setting, “Hello everyone! I really love this little server.” becomes “Hewwo evewyonye! I weawwy wuv dis wittwe sewvew.” On medium, some words gain a stutter such as “h-hewwo” and a face such as UwU appears after a few sentences.