Phonetic transcription

When I searched 'phonetic transcription online', all the results are phonemic transcription. I wonder if 'phonetic transcription' only exists in linguistics textbooks. I really need a tool which can give me a phonetic transcription of any English and Chinese word so that I may solve some problems which confused me for a long time.

Edit: If there is no such dictionary. How do those writers get the phonetic transcription of words printed in textbooks?

Thanks a lot.

Recently I started this hobby of trying to create a good-looking phonetic transcription for English.

This transcription is based on the IPA, but I tried to make it more cool-looking and more intuitive/readable when transcribing sentences and texts.

The IPA has a unique symbol for every vowel. I tried simplifying it by having short-long vowel pairs (monothongs) with every vowel of the alphabet (a, e, i, o, u). All long vowels have diacritics and if it has diacritics then it's a long vowel.

Monothong Vowels in Short-Long Vowel Pairs

a (cat)

ȃ (car)

e (bet)

ë (bear)

i (it)

í (eat)

o (bot)

ō (bought)

u (book)

ú (boot)

ʌ (but)

ǝ̄ (nurse)

ǝ (a of about, also known as the 'schwa')

Diphthong Vowels:

əu (coat)

au (out)

ai (eye)

ei (day)

oi (joy)

iə (here)

uə (tour)

Consonants:

f, s, p, t, k, v, z, b, d, g, m, n, r, l, y, w, h remain the same as in English

θ (think)

þ (though)

ʃ (show)

ʒ (measure)

tʃ (chair)

dʒ (jelly)

ŋ (king)

These can be substituted in the transcrition to make it look better:

ks = x

kw = qu

dʒ = j

tʃ = ch

Overall there are 20 vowels and 24 consonants. Some dialects have merged some of the vowels. I think this would be a cool-looking dictionary transcription.

Sample text:

Ōl hyúmǝn bíiŋz ȃ bōn frí ǝnd íquǝl in dignǝti ǝnd raits. Þei ȃr in'daud wiþ rízǝn ǝnd konʃǝns ǝnd ʃud akt tǝwōdz wʌn ǝnʌþǝr in ǝ spirit ǝv brʌþǝhud.