Unicode (Mangal) to Kruti Dev 010 Converter
Paste Unicode Hindi or Devanagari text — including text displayed with the Mangal font — and convert it to Kruti Dev 010 legacy encoding.
Convert Unicode Hindi for Kruti Dev 010 workflows
Use this direction when your source is modern Unicode Devanagari but the destination document or older desktop-publishing workflow expects Kruti Dev 010 encoded text.
Mangal to Kruti Dev: what this converter actually changes
Mangal is a Unicode Devanagari font, not a separate text encoding. If Hindi text in Word, a website or another application is displayed in Mangal, the underlying text is normally Unicode. You can paste that Unicode text here and convert it to the Kruti Dev 010 legacy character mapping. There is no need for a separate duplicate Mangal converter page.
Why the output can look like Latin characters
That is normal for legacy Kruti Dev text. The stored characters use legacy positions that become Devanagari glyphs when a compatible Kruti Dev 010 font is applied in the destination software.
- Copy the converted legacy text.
- Paste it into the target application.
- Apply the appropriate Kruti Dev 010 font there if the application does not already use it.
Have Kruti Dev text instead?
Use the dedicated Kruti Dev 010 to Unicode (Mangal) converter. That page opens with Kruti Dev as the input by default and returns Unicode Devanagari that can be displayed with Mangal or another Unicode font.