Your name
in Baybayin
Baybayin is the script Filipinos wrote in before the Spanish arrived. It writes sound, not spelling, so type your name the way it's said.
Sounds like
Adjust it until it reads the way you'd say it to a stranger. Spellings like ee, oo and ea all work.
Your name in Baybayin
Example: Juan Tamad, the lazy hero of Filipino folk tales. His J sounds like an H, so "Sounds like" reads huwan. Type your name above.
Where should we send your name?
Want it inked
by hand?
This gives you the script. A hand-lettered piece, or something you're putting on skin, is a different kind of work.
Commission a pieceRendered in Unicode Baybayin. One valid way to write your name, not the only one.