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by 84000A global nonprofit making the Tibetan Buddhist canon freely available in modern languages through English translations, interactive tools and study resources.
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47 tools, in alphabetical order.
A global nonprofit making the Tibetan Buddhist canon freely available in modern languages through English translations, interactive tools and study resources.
A free web tool that turns any PDF into a print-ready A5 booklet, with one or two booklets per sheet.
An extended version of Jomolhari with additional glyphs, also available in a slim variant. Free to download from the author's site.
A cooperative platform for expanding access to Buddhist literature, with millions of pages of texts contributed by BDRC and its many partners.
A desktop app that runs Tibetan OCR on batches of images, including PDFs, and exports plain text or PageXML. Developed by Eric Werner for BDRC; installers for Windows and macOS. It works best with Uchen scripts.
A Unicode Uchen Tibetan font by Chris Fynn, listed by Digital Tibetan as released under the SIL Open Font License.
A community-run guide to using Tibetan on digital devices, with pages on keyboards, fonts, dictionaries, OCR, converting old Tibetan text and more. Still under development.
Type Tibetan, Look up a word, Convert old documents, Recognise text in scans, Tibetan fonts
Drop a PDF, Word or RTF file and get correct Unicode Tibetan back, ready to copy, paste and search. Everything runs in your browser and the file never leaves your device.
Google's keyboard app. According to the Digital Tibetan guide, its Tibetan keyboard is available on Android but not in the iOS version.
A collection of Adobe InDesign scripts for working with Tibetan booklets and pechas, such as inserting phonetics, interweaving lines from files and generating tables of contents and bookmarks.
A free, Unicode-compatible Tibetan script font named after Mt Jomolhari on the border of Bhutan and Tibet, available from Google Fonts. Usable for Tibetan and Dzongkha.
Translations of Tibetan Buddhist texts, plus a set of Tibetan digital tools including a Wylie converter, a phonetics generator and a Phugpa calendar converter.
A modulated ("serif") design for Tibetan, from Google's Noto collection of fonts for all modern and ancient languages.
Empowers communities to learn, live and share Buddhist wisdom through digital technologies. The organisation behind Botok and pdf-cmap-fix, among other projects.
Prints your pecha PDFs so that you cut and stack them only once, instead of reordering pages by hand. Several pecha pages per A4 or A3 sheet.
The phonetics converter of the Tibetan and Himalayan Library, in its Tibetan Terms section. THL describes its Simplified Phonemic Transcription as its system for easy-to-pronounce romanized Tibetan.
A look-up and translation tool in the Tibetan Terms section of the Tibetan and Himalayan Library, whose dictionary content comes with definitions, multimedia and pronunciation.
The Tibetan and Himalayan Library's online converter between Tibetan script and Wylie transliteration, in its Tibetan Terms section.
An open online library of texts, photographs, audio-video recordings and studies about the Tibetan plateau and the southern Himalayan regions. All content is open access.
Converts ANSI Tibetan from the TibetanChogyal font to Unicode. Almost all Tibetan characters are handled; only a few Sanskrit characters are.
A configurable Wylie (EWTS) Tibetan keyboard for Windows. Type in Wylie and get Tibetan script in any application.
The free Tibetan Machine typeface, offered by the Padma Karpo Translation Committee as TibetanMachineUnicode (OpenType) together with the older legacy-encoded versions. PKTC describes it as public domain under the GNU licence.
Transliterates mantras written in Tibetan script into IAST and phonetics. Also compares an existing transliteration with the generated one.
Reformats Tibetan pecha PDFs, including those from the BDRC library, into printable layouts with three folios per A4 page. The authors say it may have minor bugs.
Provides the pronunciation of a passage of Tibetan text, using one of several systems including Lotsawa House's own and the THL Simplified Phonemic Transcription.
Converts Tibetan script into phonetics with customizable sets of rules. A compare page shows the differences between your existing phonetics and the generated ones.
Gives access to the best Tibetan dictionaries in one pleasant interface. Supports Wylie, phonetic search and assisted sentence splitting, and works offline.
Dozens of scripts for working with Tibetan booklets and pechas in Word documents, for instance fixing broken stackings and spaces in Tibetan text.
Converts in both directions between the Extended Wylie Transcription Scheme (EWTS) and Tibetan Unicode script. Paste, convert, copy.
BDRC's page on Hugging Face, "making Buddhist texts available to everyone using AI (OCR, search, etc.), focusing primarily on Tibetan". Hosts open OCR models and datasets.
A Python library for tokenizing Tibetan text into words, which can also add lemmas, part-of-speech tags and clean forms.
Fixes incorrect or incomplete PDF ToUnicode maps so that text extraction, search and copy-paste return correct Unicode. Primarily for Tibetan stacked syllables in Monlam, Himalaya and Jomolhari fonts, and for some legacy fonts.
Typesets Tibetan text in the traditional pecha layout with LaTeX. Builds on the cTib4TeX package by Oliver Corff and adds multilingual headers and Tibetan page numbering.
A Python script that converts PDFs using non-Unicode Tibetan fonts into Unicode text. A work in progress, with a long list of supported legacy fonts.
Python utilities for converting between Extended Wylie (EWTS) and Tibetan Unicode.
Converts old Tibetan fonts to Unicode. Includes a command-line tool that converts Word and RTF files while keeping their formatting.
Converts mantras from Unicode Tibetan into IAST and phonetics. Available on npm.
A simple tool to normalize Tibetan Unicode strings.
Useful regular expressions for dealing with Unicode Tibetan, such as splitting a text into Tibetan groups or recognizing punctuation.
A Python library that transliterates Tibetan-encoded Sanskrit mantras into IAST and phonetics. Shares its data with the JavaScript version.
The shared replacement-map data (Tibetan, IAST, phonetics) used by the JavaScript and Python transliteration libraries. Published for both npm and Python.
Deconstructs a single Unicode Tibetan syllable into its parts - prefix, superscribed, root, subscribed, vowel, suffix and more.
Converts Tibetan Unicode text into phonetics based on customizable sets of rules. The engine behind the Tibetan to Phonetics web app.
A JavaScript library to convert ANSI-encoded Tibetan text to Unicode, usable as an ES module, in CommonJS or directly in the browser.
A JavaScript port of Botok, OpenPecha's Tibetan word tokenizer, with Sanskrit detection. Runs in Node.js with no dependencies. The linguistic work and the dictionary are by the Botok team at OpenPecha.
Scripts that run Tibetan OCR on images and PDFs through Google Drive and write the result as text and Word files. Includes a quick-snip shortcut for macOS. Needs your own Google API credentials.
Converts files between Tibetan encoding schemes and file formats (text, RTF, HTML), including twelve legacy fonts, Unicode and Wylie variants. A command-line program compiled from C; its README notes some known bugs.
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