Sundanese Script Converter

About This Tool

This tool provides bi-directional transliteration between Sundanese script (Aksara Sunda) and Latin text, enabling precise conversion for academic, archival, and educational use.
It relies on a comprehensive mapping table that covers letters, basic diacritics, and common digraphs, while preserving punctuation and numeric characters. The conversion is deterministic and designed to be reversible when full mappings exist, making it suitable for corpus normalization and manuscript digitization.
Users include linguists, philologists, editors, and software developers who need reliable script conversion within data pipelines or editorial workflows. The core value lies in reducing manual transcription effort, increasing consistency across documents, and facilitating search and indexing across script systems. Batch processing and API-friendly outputs support scalable workflows, while strict-mode options help handle ambiguous cases when scholarly conventions diverge.
The tool does not perform translation or interpretation; it strictly maps characters and sequences between scripts according to Sundanese transliteration conventions. Use cases range from converting modern Sundanese text to Latin for analysis to restoring older manuscripts to a readable Latin form for publication or research.

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