How it works
This uwu text generator rewrites your line the way the uwu face talks: r and l become w, so hello comes out as hewwo. Light does only that. Heavy adds nya for na, wuv for love and da for the.
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Two strengths, one line
Type in the box and both rows answer at once. Light changes two letters and stays readable: really is weawwy, little is wittwe. Heavy also puts a y after an n that meets a vowel and swaps seven whole words, so I love you becomes I wuv yuw. Press Copy on the row you want.
What it does not do
It adds no faces, stutters or sparkles, because those would be random and this page gives the same line every time. Add your own uwu or owo at the end. Swap reads uwu back into plain text only roughly: a w may have been an r, an l or a real w.
- For a name or a short bio, Light is enough. Heavy reads best in one short sentence.
- The same box works as an owo text generator: the swaps are the same, and only the face you add differs.
Questions and answers
What does uwu mean?
It is a text face: two closed, happy eyes with a small w for a mouth. People use it to show something is cute, and owo is the same face with its eyes wide open.
Why does my text have so many w's?
English is full of r and l, and both turn into w. A word such as parallel has five of them, so it comes out as pawawwew. Pick Light and a shorter sentence if the line stops being readable.
Can this uwu translator turn uwu text back into English?
Roughly. Press Swap and it undoes the whole-word swaps and the nya pairs, but it cannot know whether a w was an r or an l, so it says the way back is approximate.