🔤 Krutidev / Shree-Dev / TSCII → Unicode

Legacy font → Unicode converter

Paste text typed in an old non-Unicode font (Krutidev, Shree-Dev, TSCII…) and convert it to clean, copy-anywhere Unicode. Essential for old government and school documents.

Converts Kruti Dev / DevLys 010 (Hindi/Devanagari) via the full kru2uni algorithm, TSCII 1.7 (Tamil) via the open-tamil table, and Anu (Telugu, Beta) — handling ligatures and vowel reordering. Pick the source encoding below. Proofread long documents before official use.

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Unicode output

Why Kruti Dev text looks broken elsewhere

Kruti Dev and DevLys aren't really Hindi fonts — they map the Devanagari glyphs onto Latin (ASCII) keys. Copy that text into a modern app without the exact font installed and it turns to gibberish. Converting to Unicode makes it display and search correctly everywhere, on every device.