1. Convert Traditional To Simplified Chinese In Powerpoint Template
2. Convert Traditional To Simplified Chinese In Powerpoint Slides
3. Change Simplified To Traditional Chinese

Chinese and Cantonese Input Method User Guide

OpenCC is a tool (both online and offline) for conversion Traditional and Simplified Chinese. In this post, we will write a Python program to use OpenCC to convert Simplified Chinese to Traditional Chinese. It’s super easy and there are many sites where you can download cool fonts from. A great site for different Chinese fonts is “Free Chinese Font”. This website offers a wide selection of beautiful Chinese fonts. They have different fonts depending on traditional or simplified characters. These macros are very simple to use, as easy as '1-2-3': Type Pinyin with numbers representing the tones, as in 'Han4yu3 Pin1yin1'. Select the text or document you want to convert.

In some apps, you can quickly convert characters between Traditional and Simplified Chinese, or convert Latin characters (such as English or French) between half-width and full-width.

1. In an app on your Mac, select characters in your text to convert.

2. Do one of the following:

   • Convert characters between Traditional and Simplified Chinese: Click the Input menu in the menu bar, then choose Convert Text to Simplified Chinese or Convert Text to Traditional Chinese.

     You can also Control-click the selected characters, then choose Transformations > Convert to Simplified Chinese or Convert to Traditional Chinese.

   • Convert Latin characters between full and half width: Click the Input menu in the menu bar, then choose Convert Text to Half Width or Convert Text to Full Width.

This tool makes pinyin subtitles by converting Chinese to pinyin.

Select a file to convert to pinyin

About pinyin subtitles

Watching Chinese movies or tv shows with pinyin subtitles is a great way to practice your Chinese. Pinyin (拼音) is the official romanization system for Mandarin Chinese in China and Taiwan. In other words, pinyin is a system of phonetic transcriptions of Mandarin Chinese that helps you pronounce the characters.
This tool changes normal srt or ass subtitles to pinyin subtitles. Both simplified and traditional Chinese are supported. Subtitles are always converted to srt first.

VLC not displaying Chinese srt subtitles correctly

If VLC media player shows Chinese subtitles as weird symbols or as squares, then you either your subtitles are not in unicode UTF-8, or you are using the wrong font in VLC. All tools on this website encode files in UTF-8, so if you use this website you can be sure encoding is not the problem. Here is a simple guide for getting Chinese subtitles to work in VLC.

Convert modes

This tool offers three modes for converting Chinese subtitles to pinyin subtitles, they are described below.

Add pinyin underneath Chinese

This mode adds a line of pinyin underneath each line that contains a Chinese character. Lines that do not have any Chinese in them are left untouched.

Add pinyin underneath Chinese and remove non-Chinese lines

Convert Traditional To Simplified Chinese In Powerpoint Template

This mode does the same as the mode described above, except it also removes lines that do not contain any Chinese characters. Using this mode works best when you have a bi-lingual subtitle file, like one with Chinese on the top line and english on the bottom line.

Replace all Chinese with pinyin

Convert Traditional To Simplified Chinese In Powerpoint Slides

Like the name says, this mode replaces all Chinese characters with pinyin. This mode only changes Chinese characters, and leaves all other text unchanged.

Change Simplified To Traditional Chinese