Accessibility
Accessibility and Small Unicode Text
The interface is designed for keyboard, zoom, reflow, visible focus, and concise status feedback. The transformed characters still have intrinsic accessibility limits.
Reviewed 27 August 2026
Interface support
The input has a visible label, all actions use native buttons or radio controls, output stays selectable, and copy results are announced in a polite status region without reading every result on each keystroke.
The layout reflows to 320 CSS pixels, supports 200% zoom, includes a visible keyboard focus indicator, and moves focus to the main top landmark after Back to top is activated.
Keep a plain-text alternative
Assistive technology may announce modifier or phonetic characters by unexpected names. The source field and Copy plain text action remain available so essential information can be shared in ordinary characters.
Do not use transformed text alone for instructions, names that must be found, contact details, or critical messages.
Known limits and testing
Automated checks can catch missing names, contrast errors, and structural problems but do not certify total WCAG conformity. Rendering and pronunciation also vary by font, browser, operating system, and assistive technology.
If a control or explanation is difficult to use, contact us with the device, browser, assistive technology, and the action you were trying to complete. Do not paste sensitive text.