Spoof Unicode Text

A homoglyph is a character that looks like another one but has a different Unicode value, such as a Cyrillic letter that looks identical to a Latin one. Side by side they are hard to tell apart.

It is meant for learning and defense: seeing how look-alike characters can disguise a word helps you understand phishing and spoofing, and the Unspoof direction helps you clean suspicious text back to plain Latin.

To a human it looks almost the same, but to a computer the characters are different. That mismatch is what makes homoglyphs risky in links and usernames.

Yes. Switch to Unspoof and the known look-alike characters are converted back to their plain Latin equivalents.

No. The conversion runs in your browser and your text never leaves the tab.