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Unicode to Shivaji converter
Turn Unicode Marathi (Mangal) into Shivaji for printing, typing exams and old documents. A Marathi font typed by sound on English keys (k for क, i before a letter for ि), seen in older Marathi documents.
PrivateNo uploadsRuns in your browserA Marathi font typed by sound on English keys (k for क, i before a letter for ि), seen in older Marathi documents.
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Also known as: Shivaji, Shivaji01, Shivaji02, Shivaji05, Shivaji 01, Shivaji 05.
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How to convert Unicode to Shivaji
Paste Unicode Marathi
Paste or type Unicode text (for example from Mangal or a phone), or open a Word file.
Get Shivaji text
The Shivaji version shows on the right. It looks like English letters or symbols until the font is set.
Set the font to Shivaji
Paste it into your document and set the font to Shivaji05, or download a Word file with it set.
Questions people ask
How do I convert Unicode (Mangal) to Shivaji?
Paste Unicode Marathi above with Shivaji picked. Copy the result into your document and set the font to Shivaji05, or download the Word file with it set.
Why would I need Shivaji text?
Older design programs, print shops, court and office templates still use Shivaji. They break Unicode Marathi, but Shivaji text prints correctly in them.
The Shivaji result looks like English letters. Is it wrong?
No. That is how Shivaji stores Marathi. It shows as Marathi once the font is set to Shivaji.
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.
Why does this font say beta?
Its table was read off the real font and everyday letters were checked, but not every rare joined letter. Look over the result, and use Report a problem with a short sample if a letter is wrong.