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About GlyphStudio

Unlock the mystery of ancient Egypt - write your name in authentic Egyptian hieroglyphs, explore a full atlas of Unicode glyphs, and discover the cartouches of history's greatest pharaohs. CARTOUCHE STUDIO Type any name or short phrase and watch it transform into a royal cartouche - the oval frame that ancient Egyptians used to protect the names of kings and gods. Choose from three authentic cartouche styles inspired by real historical periods: the elegant simplicity of the Old Kingdom, the ornate golden rope frame of the New Kingdom, or the elaborate double border of the Ptolemaic era. Pick your color scheme - Gold on Lapis Blue, Ink on Papyrus, or Red on Sandstone - and save or share your personal cartouche. HIEROGLYPH ATLAS Browse a complete reference of Egyptian hieroglyphs from the Unicode range U+13000-U+1342F, organized by Gardiner categories: Birds, Mammals, People, Body Parts, Plants, Sky and Earth, Tools, and more. Search by name or Gardiner code. Each glyph shows its transliteration, phonetic value, and category. A true museum-grade reference, always in your pocket. KINGS GALLERY Meet the pharaohs. Explore a curated gallery organized by dynasty - from the Old Kingdom builders of the pyramids to the Ptolemaic rulers of Alexandria. Each pharaoh entry shows their authentic cartouche, reign years, dynasty, and a brief biography. See how ancient Egyptians wrote their rulers' names in hieroglyphs. GLYPH OF THE DAY Every day a new hieroglyph is featured with its name, meaning, Gardiner code, and transliteration. A fresh reason to open GlyphStudio daily. Also includes a Pharaoh of the Week spotlight. REFERENCE-QUALITY DESIGN GlyphStudio is designed with a museum aesthetic: warm papyrus backgrounds, Egyptian gold accents, deep ink typography, and subtle papyrus grain textures. No distractions. No ads. No internet required - everything works offline. FEATURES - Write any name in hieroglyphs inside an authentic cartouche - 3 cartouche styles: Old Kingdom, New Kingdom, Ptolemaic - 3 color schemes: Gold on Lapis, Ink on Papyrus, Red on Sandstone - Save and share your cartouches - Full hieroglyph atlas with search and categories - Pharaoh gallery with dynasty groups and bios - Glyph of the Day feature - Complete offline - no data collected, no account needed - Elegant museum-grade design Whether you are an Egyptology enthusiast, a history student, a puzzle lover, or simply curious about ancient scripts - GlyphStudio is your personal gateway to hieroglyphic writing.

What’s new

Version 1.1.1 · Updated October 21, 2026

What's New in GlyphStudio 1.1.1 Made for iPhone Duo - GlyphStudio now feels at home whether your iPhone is folded or open. The cover screen gets a perfectly fitted layout, and the large inner display opens up in portrait and landscape with a side-by-side Atlas and Pharaoh Gallery, a two-pane Cartouche Studio that keeps your name in view while you type, and roomier screens throughout. New: Scribe's Quiz - put your reading skills to the test with ten quick questions: name the glyph, find the glyph, or pick the sound it writes. Build a streak, earn your scribe rank and chase your best score.

App privacy

The developer, Isabella Ginor, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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