NATO Phonetic Alphabet Translator
Convert text to the NATO phonetic alphabet with this free online translator. Spell names and codes as Alfa, Bravo, Charlie, or decode code words to text.
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How to use NATO Phonetic Alphabet Translator
- 1Choose Text to NATO or NATO to text
- 2Type a name, postcode, booking reference or a list of code words
- 3Read the result, check the chart below and copy it
Frequently asked questions
What is the NATO phonetic alphabet?▾
It is a spelling alphabet that gives each letter a code word, such as Alfa for A, Bravo for B and Charlie for C, so letters are not confused over the phone or radio.
Why is it spelled Alfa and Juliett?▾
The official spellings Alfa and Juliett make sure speakers of other languages pronounce them correctly. Alpha and Juliet are also accepted when decoding.
How do you say numbers in the NATO alphabet?▾
Digits are spoken as normal numbers, except that nine is often said as niner so it is not confused with the German word nein.
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