In Word, Excel and PowerPoint
The Xato.uz add-in has a “New alphabet” button: the selected text or the whole document is converted with its formatting kept.
Convert text or a Word file to the new Uzbek Latin alphabet in one click. Works from Cyrillic and the current Latin alphabet, and in reverse.
Drop a Word file here
or
.docx, up to 20 MB. Fonts, colors, tables and images are kept.
On 21 October 2026, Uzbek Language Day, the President signed the law on the updated Uzbek alphabet (No. 1184). The new alphabet has 28 letters and the tutuq sign (apostrophe).
| Current | New | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Oʻ oʻ | Ö ö | oʻzbek → özbek |
| Gʻ gʻ | Ğ ğ | gʻalaba → ğalaba |
| Sh sh | Ş ş | shahar → şahar |
| Ch ch | Ç ç | choy → çoy |
The Xato.uz add-in has a “New alphabet” button: the selected text or the whole document is converted with its formatting kept.
Text in the new alphabet is checked too, and suggestions come in the alphabet the text is written in. If one text mixes the two alphabets, it is pointed out.
Names such as Microsoft and Chrome, links and email addresses stay unchanged.
The Word file is converted in memory and returned right away — it is not stored on the server.
Yes. No sign-up is needed to convert text and Word files.
No. Under the law, documents issued earlier remain valid. Use the converter to prepare new documents in the new alphabet.
Yes. It converts in any direction between Cyrillic, the current Latin and the new Latin alphabet.
Yes. Only the letters change in the Word file: fonts, colors, bold text, tables, images, headers, footers and notes stay in place.