Chinese Text Converter — Simplified ⇄ Traditional ⇄ “Martian” Text
Simplified ↔ Traditional ↔ Martian
About the Conversion
Covers about 300 common simplified–traditional character pairs. For Unicode encoding conversion, use the Unicode Converter.
FAQ
What is the difference between Simplified and Traditional Chinese?
Simplified Chinese is the reduced-stroke system promoted in China in the 1950s; Traditional Chinese keeps the traditional written forms. A meaning may map one-to-one (e.g. 书–書) or one-to-many (e.g. Simplified 发 maps to Traditional 發 and 髮).
What is “Martian text”?
Martian text is a popular internet variant that replaces Simplified characters with look-alike or rare characters (e.g. 我→硪, 的→滴), often used for personalized signatures and social entertainment. This tool has 300+ mappings and supports two-way conversion between Simplified and Martian.
Which conversion modes are supported?
Four modes: Simplified→Traditional (based on 300+ common pairs), Traditional→Simplified, Simplified→Martian, and Martian→Simplified, all in one click. The output can be copied for social media, copywriting and more.
How many characters does the conversion cover?
It currently includes 300+ common simplified–traditional pairs, covering most everyday needs. Rare or special characters may be missing — check the result. For full-width/half-width conversion, use the Full-width Converter.