Compose real hieroglyphic text
Find signs by Gardiner code or phonetic value. Arrange them into groups, stack signs and build cartouches with a visual editor.
Explore the editor ↗Discover the signs. Explore the words behind them. Compose your own Egyptian hieroglyphic inscriptions in one thoughtfully designed creative and research workspace.
Explore eight original beginner lessons in Middle Egyptian grammar, with worked examples, practice answers and a guide to further reading.
Learn Middle Egyptian →More than an English-letter converter, Scribe brings writing tools and historical references together, so you can investigate an inscription as you create it.
Find signs by Gardiner code or phonetic value. Arrange them into groups, stack signs and build cartouches with a visual editor.
Explore the editor ↗Search Dickson and Faulkner dictionary resources by meaning or transliteration and examine recorded spellings and source details.
Explore the dictionary ↗Examine the names of kings, queens and court figures, with historical variants, transliterations and supporting references.
Browse royal names ↗Place transliterations and translations alongside your hieroglyphs to make inscriptions easier to read, share and discuss.
Create an inscription ↗Adjust sign arrangement, colour, scale and layout to turn your study into a carefully composed piece of visual writing.
Open the canvas ↗Save work to your profile or keep editable Scribe documents. Export PNG or SVG images, or use supported JSesh and Manuel de Codage formats.
Start a project ↗Start with a single hieroglyph or bring your own transliteration. Scribe gives you the tools to compose and refine your inscription, one deliberate choice at a time.
Browse the sign library or search by code, sound and supported dictionary readings.
Join, stack and arrange signs. Add translations, transliteration and cartouches.
Style your work, save the editable project and export a finished inscription.
Explore documented royal names and spellings from ancient Egyptian history. Compare names, investigate their sign sequences and bring supported encodings into your work.
Names preserved in signs. Histories waiting to be explored.
Explore what hieroglyphs are, find familiar signs and begin experimenting with your own inscriptions.
Use written examples, transliteration and dictionary references to support learning and classroom materials.
Investigate names, explore historical spellings and make expressive inscriptions for creative projects.
“Every inscription begins with a sign. Every sign opens a door to another world.”
DISCOVER · UNDERSTAND · CREATEStart with one sign. Find a word. Explore a royal name. Make your own inscription in Scribe Hieroglyphic Studio.
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