🔤 Kruti Dev, TSCII, Bijoy & 7 more ↔ Unicode
Legacy font → Unicode converter
Paste text typed in an old non-Unicode font — Kruti Dev, TSCII, Bijoy, AnmolLipi, Nudi/Baraha, Bamini, Vanavil, Chanakya, Anu — and convert it to clean, copy-anywhere Unicode, or convert back to the legacy font for offices that still require it. Also converts a whole .docx file, formatting intact.
Converts Kruti Dev / DevLys 010 and Chanakya (Hindi/Devanagari), TSCII, Bamini and Vanavil (Tamil), Anu (Telugu), Bijoy (Bengali), AnmolLipi (Punjabi) and Nudi/Baraha (Kannada) — each ported from a credited open-source table or algorithm, handling ligatures and vowel reordering. Kruti Dev and TSCII also convert Unicode back to the legacy font. Pick the source encoding below. Proofread long documents before official use.
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.