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DV-TT Surekh to Unicode converter

Paste DV-TT Surekh text or open a Word file and get Unicode Marathi. Works for DV-TT Yogesh too. Free, instant, and nothing is uploaded.

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Old font

A Marathi office and DTP font: government letters, school papers and printed forms were typed in it.

Convert many Word files

Pick several .docx files and get them all back in one zip, each with its own name. They use the options above. 3 files at a time on your plan.

About DV-TT Surekh text

DV-TT Surekh is a Marathi workhorse: Zilla Parishad letters, school question papers, society notices and printed forms. Its codes are sorted by letter, so half letters sit in alphabetical order and an upright stroke completes them.

It also has several widths of the short i sign and of the reph, picked to fit each letter. The converter reads every width the same way, so the Unicode text is clean.

Also known as: DV-TT Surekh, DV-TTSurekh, DVTT Surekh, Surekh, DV-TTSurekhEN. Uses the same keys as DV-TT Yogesh.

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How to convert DV-TT Surekh to Unicode

  1. Paste the DV-TT Surekh text

    Copy text typed in DV-TT Surekh and paste it, or open the Word (.docx) or .txt file.

  2. Check the Marathi

    Unicode Marathi shows on the right as you paste. English in other fonts stays as it is.

  3. Copy or download

    Copy it, share it, or download a Word file with Mangal already set.

Questions people ask

Is DV-TT Surekh the same as DV-TT Yogesh?

They put the same letters on the same codes, so text in either converts here. Yogesh is the bolder heading face.

How do I convert DV-TT Surekh to Unicode?

Paste the DV-TT Surekh text above or open your Word file. It turns into Unicode Marathi (the same text as Mangal) straight away, ready to copy, share or download.

Why does DV-TT Surekh text look like English letters or symbols?

DV-TT Surekh stores Marathi letters on the codes of English letters and symbols. Without the font you see those codes. Unicode Marathi has its own codes, so it reads correctly everywhere.

Can I convert a DV-TT Surekh Word file?

Yes. Open the .docx file. Parts in DV-TT Surekh become Unicode Marathi, English in other fonts stays, and bold, tables and headings are kept.

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.

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