Unicode to Kruti Dev Converter
Turn Unicode Hindi into Kruti Dev 010 text, paste it into your design or Word file, and set the font to Kruti Dev 010.
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How to use the unicode to kruti dev converter
- Paste Unicode Hindi text.
- The Kruti Dev text appears instantly.
- Copy it into Word or CorelDRAW and set the font to Kruti Dev 010.
About Unicode to Kruti Dev Converter
Convert Unicode Hindi (Mangal / Google Input) to Kruti Dev 010 for MS Word, CorelDRAW, PageMaker and Photoshop.
It works in your browser, so it is instant and private, and your details are remembered on this device.
Good for
- Printing, banners and visiting cards
- CorelDRAW and PageMaker designs
- Typing tests and old office templates
Tip: Install the Kruti Dev 010 font on the computer where you paste the text.
Frequently asked questions
When do I need Kruti Dev text?
Older design and printing software (CorelDRAW, PageMaker, older Photoshop) and many printing shops still use Kruti Dev. Convert your Unicode Hindi, paste it and choose the Kruti Dev 010 font.
Why does the result look like English letters?
That is how Kruti Dev works — the font draws those letters as Hindi. Set the font to Kruti Dev 010 and the Hindi appears.
Is the conversion accurate?
Yes — reph (र्), the short i matra (ि), half letters and conjuncts are placed the way Kruti Dev needs them. Each word converts back to the same Unicode text.
Where can I type Unicode Hindi?
With Google Input Tools, the Windows Hindi keyboard or your phone’s Hindi keyboard — then convert it here.
Can I convert a Word file and keep its formatting?
Yes. Use “Convert a Word file (.docx)”: tables, bold and italic text, headings, headers, footers and footnotes stay exactly as they were. Hindi text gets the Kruti Dev 010 font and English text is left alone.
Does it work with DevLys 010?
Yes — DevLys 010 uses the same keyboard layout as Kruti Dev 010, so text typed in either font converts correctly.
Is my document uploaded?
No. The Word file is opened, converted and saved again inside your browser; nothing is sent to a server.