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Kruti Dev to Unicode converter
Paste text typed in Kruti Dev; get Unicode Hindi you can use anywhere.
Works on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
Why convert Kruti Dev to Unicode?
Kruti Dev is an old font: the letters are stored as English characters and only look Hindi when the font is installed. Copy such text into WhatsApp, a website or Google Docs and it turns into lines like fgUnh. Unicode stores the real Hindi letters, so it reads correctly everywhere and can be searched.
How to use it
- Copy the text from your Word or Excel file (it can look like English gibberish; that is fine).
- Paste it in the first box. The Unicode text appears in the second box.
- Tap Copy and paste it where you need it.
What the converter does
Besides swapping characters, it reorders two things Kruti Dev types in the wrong place: the short i matra (ि), typed before the letter, and the reph (र्), typed after it. fgUnh becomes हिन्दी and deZ becomes कर्म.
Questions people ask
- Is Kruti Dev still used?
- Yes, in many government offices and in typing tests that use the Remington layout, but Unicode is the standard for everything online.
- Will the converter work for Kruti Dev 016 or other fonts?
- It is built for Kruti Dev 010, the most common. Other Kruti Dev versions map most letters the same way, but check the result.
- Is my text sent anywhere?
- No. The conversion runs on your device.