Hebrew text into fully vowelized text based on context
Add full vowelization (nikud) to Hebrew text based on context, without changing the letters. Paste unvowelized text up to 8,000 characters, and the cloud AI adds vowels to every word according to the Academy of the Hebrew Language rules, including dagesh where required. Numbers, punctuation, and foreign words remain as they are. Before the result is shown, the tool compares it to the original to ensure the letters and words are identical and that vowels were actually added. This is useful for poems, children's learning materials, invitations, and signs. Each run counts as one AI action.
No. Only the vowel marks are added. The tool compares the result to the original, and if a single letter changed, an error is shown instead of a result.
In most cases yes, but some words depend on context, like "sefer" (book) or "sapar" (barber). You should review the result, especially for printed text.
Sometimes, especially with a single word or a very short sentence, the AI returns an explanation instead of vowelized text. The tool detects this and does not show the answer. Try again or add more context to the sentence.
Yes. The nikud uses standard Unicode characters, and will display correctly in any font that supports it.
It is sent for cloud AI processing, and is not saved on our servers.
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