Convert
Change the script, not the keyboard.
Stay on the Latin keyboard and convert the complete string in one deliberate action.
Write in multiple languages on English keys. Choose Convert—no switching.
Write the full phrase with Latin letters, then choose Convert. UnimeType changes text that matches the input languages you enabled. When it recognizes English words, it leaves them in Latin letters.
Change the script, not the keyboard.
Stay on the Latin keyboard and convert the complete string in one deliberate action.
Fix the sentence you already wrote.
Correct grammar and awkward phrasing while preserving the message you intended.
Understand it before you reply.
Select a word or phrase and reveal its meaning without leaving the keyboard.
Type the whole thought with the Latin keyboard you already use. UnimeType converts the phonetic parts while keeping the English terms that belong in the sentence.
Finish the sentence, tap Polish, and get a clearer, more natural version in place.
Copy the message you received, paste it into the input field, and see what it means in context from the keyboard.
Each column lists the publicly documented product flow. Features can vary by device, operating system, language, and release.
| Action | Gboard | Typical AI keyboard | Input Source Pro | Typeless | UnimeType |
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| Convert language |
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| No text conversion |
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| Polish a sentence |
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| No writing polish |
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| Explain a received message |
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| No text explanation |
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| Primary input method | Touch keyboard and voice input | Touch keyboard | macOS input-source switcher | Voice dictation | Latin-character keyboard |
Convert a Latin-script draft, polish wording, or explain selected text. Each page shows the action boundary, a real product example, and when another tool is the better fit.
Finish a mixed-language draft on one Latin-character keyboard, then choose Convert.
Open guideWrite the complete Pinyin draft first, then convert matching spans to Simplified Chinese.
Open guideFinish a Romaji draft, then convert the intended Japanese spans in one action.
Open guideConvert a completed Romanized Hindi or Hinglish span to Devanagari.
Open guideConvert a completed Arabizi span from Latin characters to Arabic script.
Open guideRewrite selected text or the current input, then review the result before sending.
Open guideOpen a compact explanation for selected text, then copy or insert it.
Open guideKeep one familiar Latin layout for a mixed-language draft, then convert the matching spans.
Open guideUnimeType is available for iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac, and Windows.
UnimeType sends the current request only after you tap Convert, Polish, or Explain.
All three options include Convert, Polish, and Explain. Prices below are for the U.S. storefront; your store shows its local price before purchase.
Use a compatible API key from your own provider.
14,000 Unime Credits added every month.
14,000 Unime Credits added once.
Yes. Write a complete phrase in Pinyin, Romaji, Romanized Hindi, or Arabizi with Latin characters, then choose Convert. UnimeType does not show live candidates while you type; ordinary character entry leaves the draft unchanged.
Sign-in syncs credits, subscription status, and short-lived access credentials for the UnimeType managed service. Your own model service does not use UnimeType credits.
UnimeType is available for iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac, and Windows. Windows is currently a beta release.
Full Access lets the keyboard read settings shared by the UnimeType app and make the network request required by Convert, Polish and Explain. A request starts when you run an action, not merely because the keyboard is visible.
With the UnimeType managed service, the request goes through the UnimeType gateway to its configured model provider. With your own model service, it goes directly to the compatible address you saved. Both routes remain subject to the relevant model provider's data terms.
Yes. A monthly subscription or one-time credit purchase gives you access to the UnimeType managed service.
Open Input Languages in the UnimeType app to see the conversion rules available in the version installed on your device. English stays enabled; enable only the additional languages you use.
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