Turn Chinese into the keys you actually type

Start from a Chinese phrase you can remember and get a long, irregular password. Zhuyin Password follows a keyboard layout and turns each character into the keys you would press on a US keyboard.

Using the Zhuyin (Dachen) layout with first letters capitalized.

Convert selected text in any app

• Android: select text and tap “Convert to Password” in the menu to replace it, or open it from Share.
• iPhone: select text, tap Share, choose “Convert to Password”, and copy the result.
• In the app, type and see the result instantly, then copy it.

Keyboard layouts

Zhuyin (Dachen and ETen), Hanyu Pinyin, plus Korean (두벌식), Russian (ЙЦУКЕН) and Greek. Options include typing Space for the first tone, omitting tone keys, appending Pinyin tone numbers and capitalizing first letters.

No network, no data collection

All conversion happens on your device. The app has no network access, no account and no tracking. It writes to the clipboard only when you tap Copy. See the Privacy Policy.

Also on the web

Convert in a browser on your computer, with character counts and checks against common password standards.