QazaqKey by aSqar

Converts Cyrillic Kazakh to Latin in two alphabets: the Common Turkic Alphabet (CTA) — the Turkic Academy's shared pan-Turkic standard — and QazaqKey, this project's own design. Two lanes, different provenance, neither subordinate.

QazaqKey transliterates Cyrillic Kazakh text on any web page into an independent Latin alphabet designed to read cleanly in the fonts you already have — four non-ASCII letters (ä ö ü ñ), no special installation, no dotless i.

Choose your alphabet: convert to the Common Turkic Alphabet (CTA), or read in QazaqKey — built for comfortable everyday reading. Compare them side by side in the popup.
Convert a whole site on or off with one click (off by default — nothing changes until you ask).
Right-click to convert just your selection, including inside text fields.
Switch between an everyday register (k, g) and a reference register (q, ğ).
Handles dynamically loaded text (infinite scroll, single-page apps) and restores the original page exactly when you switch it off.

All conversion runs locally in your browser. QazaqKey makes no network requests and collects no data.