Anu to Unicode converter
Paste Anu text or open a Word file, and get Unicode Tamil that works on every phone, computer and website. The Anu Graphics family of DTP fonts, including Senthamizh and Stmzh.
PrivateNo uploadsRuns in your browserThe Anu Graphics family of DTP fonts, including Senthamizh and Stmzh.
What Anu text looks like without the font
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Converted to Unicode: வணக்கம், இது தமிழ் எழுத்து.
Also known as: Anu, Anu Graphics, Annu, RGB, Tamil-001. Uses the same codes as Senthamizh, Stmzh, SR-Tamil.
Other fonts and fixes
- Tamil text showing as English letters
- Tamil text showing symbols or boxes like ¾Á¢ú
- Convert an old Tamil Word file to Unicode, keeping the layout
- Share old font Tamil text on WhatsApp and social media
- Tamil letters broken in older design and page layout programs
- Move office files from Vanavil, TAM or Stmzh to Unicode Tamil
- Tamil copied from an old PDF or website comes out garbled
- Typed Tamil with the keyboard set to English
- Tamil names in an old font in a spreadsheet
- Bamini to Unicode
- Vanavil to Unicode
- Senthamizh to Unicode
- Stmzh to Unicode
- Suntommy to Unicode
- TAM to Unicode
- TAB to Unicode
- TSCII to Unicode
- TACE16 to Unicode
- Shree Lipi to Unicode
- Unicode to Bamini
- Unicode to Vanavil
- Unicode to Senthamizh
- Unicode to Stmzh
- Unicode to Suntommy
- Unicode to TAM
- Unicode to TAB
- Unicode to TSCII
- Unicode to TACE16
- Unicode to Shree Lipi
How to convert Anu to Unicode
Paste the Anu text
Copy text typed in Anu and paste it, or open the Word (.docx) or .txt file.
Check the Tamil
The Unicode Tamil shows on the right as you paste. English written in other fonts stays as it is.
Copy or download
Copy it, share it, or download a Word file with a Unicode font such as Latha already set.
Questions people ask
How do I convert Anu to Unicode?
Paste the Anu text in the box above or open your Word file. It turns into Unicode Tamil straight away, which you can copy, share or download.
Why does Anu text look like English letters or symbols?
Anu stores Tamil letters on the codes of English letters and symbols. Without the font installed, you see those codes. Unicode Tamil has its own codes, so it reads correctly everywhere.
Can I convert a Anu Word file?
Yes. Open the .docx file. Parts in Anu become Unicode Tamil, English in other fonts stays, and bold, tables and headings are kept.
Is Anu the same as Senthamizh or Stmzh or SR-Tamil?
They use the same codes, so text in any of them converts the same way here.
Is my text or file uploaded?
No. Everything is converted in your browser on this device. Nothing you paste or open is sent to a server.