Hindi text showing as English letters? Fix it here
When Hindi shows as English letters such as Hkkjr ljdkj, it was typed in an old font like Kruti Dev or DevLys, and your phone or computer does not have that font. Paste the text here. The converter finds the font and gives you Unicode Hindi (the same text as Mangal) that shows correctly everywhere.
PrivateNo uploadsRuns in your browserYou will see:
- Words look like Hkkjr, fgUnh or vkSj instead of Hindi
- The text looked fine on the office computer where it was typed
- Letters like k, f and Z appear in the middle of every word
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How to fix it
Copy the strange text
Select the English-looking text in the document, email or web page and copy it.
Paste it here
Paste it in the left box. Find it for me picks the font, and Hindi shows on the right.
Copy the Hindi
Copy the Unicode Hindi, share it, or download it as a Word or .txt file.
Questions people ask
Why does Hindi show as English letters?
Old Hindi fonts such as Kruti Dev put each Hindi letter on an English key. The file only stores those English letters. On a device without the font you see the letters themselves, like Hkkjr for भारत.
Can I fix it by installing Kruti Dev?
On that one computer, yes. But phones, email, websites and other people still see English letters. Converting to Unicode fixes it for everyone.
Which font was it typed in?
Usually Kruti Dev 010 or DevLys 010. Choose Find it for me and the converter reads the text to pick the font. If the result still looks wrong, it suggests the next best font.
Is my text uploaded?
No. Everything runs in your browser on this device. Nothing you type, paste or open is sent to a server, and the saved draft stays in this browser only.