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When text saved as UTF-8 is opened with a different encoding (Latin-1 / Windows-1254), every Turkish character turns into two odd characters:
ı → ı, ş → ÅŸ, ç → ç. This tool reverses the conversion to restore the original text; it can also repair text that's been garbled twice, if needed.Tools that convert using English rules turn
i → I; but in Turkish it must be i → İ and ı → I. Lowercasing "DİYARBAKIR" should produce "diyarbakır", not "dıyarbakir". This tool uses the Turkish locale to convert correctly.Last updated: