Kruti Dev to Unicode Converter Also DevLys 010 to Mangal
This free Kruti Dev to Unicode converter changes Hindi text typed in the Kruti Dev 010 font into standard Unicode Hindi (the Mangal style text that works in Gmail, WhatsApp, Word, Google Docs and websites). It also works the other way, Unicode to Kruti Dev, and converts DevLys 010 to Mangal, because DevLys 010 uses the same key layout as Kruti Dev 010.
Step 1: Paste your Hindi text into the box that matches it
Step 2: Press the blue button under that box
The Kruti Dev box shows Latin letters unless the Kruti Dev 010 font is installed on your device. That is normal: the text still converts correctly.
Private by design: your text is converted in your own browser. Nothing is sent to QuickOnlineTips or stored. Kruti Dev 010 is the name of a third-party font; QuickOnlineTips is not affiliated with its makers, and no font files are included. Conversion tables: open-source hindi-font-converter by Manish Prajapati (MIT License).
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About this tool
Quick answer: Paste your Kruti Dev (or DevLys 010) text into the left box and press Convert to Unicode. Copy the Unicode Hindi from the right box. To go back, paste Unicode Hindi on the right and press Convert to Kruti Dev, then set the font to Kruti Dev 010 in your document.
How to convert Kruti Dev to Unicode
- Open your Word, Excel or PageMaker file and copy the Kruti Dev text (Ctrl+A, then Ctrl+C).
- Paste it into the Kruti Dev text box above. It may look like English letters such as
fgUnh; that is how Kruti Dev text looks without the font. - Press Convert to Unicode and copy the result. Paste it anywhere: email, chat, a website, Google Docs, or a Word file with the Mangal or Nirmala UI font.
How to convert Unicode to Kruti Dev
Paste Unicode Hindi into the right box and press Convert to Kruti Dev. Copy the result into your document and change the font of that text to Kruti Dev 010. This is useful for government forms, typing tests and old templates that still need Kruti Dev.
Kruti Dev, DevLys and Unicode: what is the difference?
Kruti Dev and DevLys are older “legacy” Hindi fonts. They store Hindi as ordinary Latin letters and only look like Hindi when that exact font is installed, so text breaks when you send it to someone without the font or paste it online. Unicode stores the real Hindi letters, so it shows correctly on every phone, computer and website, can be searched, and works with spell checkers and translation tools. Mangal, Nirmala UI and Noto Sans Devanagari are common Unicode Hindi fonts.
FAQ
Does it work for DevLys 010?
Yes. DevLys 010 and Kruti Dev 010 share the same keyboard layout, so paste DevLys text into the Kruti Dev box and convert it to Unicode (Mangal) the same way.
Why are some letters wrong after converting?
Legacy fonts have several versions and some typists use special characters. Rare conjuncts may need a quick manual fix. Check names and numbers before you use the text in an official document.
Is my text uploaded?
No. The conversion runs in your browser and nothing is sent to QuickOnlineTips or stored.
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