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Latha to Bamini converter: Unicode Tamil to Bamini font

Latha is the Unicode Tamil font that comes with Windows. Changing the font from Latha to Bamini in Word gives broken text, because Bamini reads other codes. Paste the Latha text below to get Bamini text, then set the font to Bamini, or download a Word file with Bamini set.

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You will see:

  • Text typed in Latha or Nirmala UI on Windows
  • Changing the font to Bamini gives English letters or wrong letters
  • A print shop or form needs the text in Bamini
Direction
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The most common old Tamil font for letters, notices, school work and Sri Lankan Tamil papers.

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How to fix it

  1. Copy the Latha text

    Select the Tamil typed in Latha, Nirmala UI or on a phone and copy it, or open the Word file.

  2. Paste it here

    Bamini is picked, so the Bamini text shows on the right straight away.

  3. Set the font to Bamini

    Paste it into your document and set the font to Bamini, or download the Word file with Bamini set.

Questions people ask

Is Latha Unicode?

Yes. Latha comes with Windows and shows Unicode Tamil. Nirmala UI, the newer Windows Tamil font, is Unicode too, so text in either converts the same way.

Can I go back from Bamini to Latha?

Yes. Switch the direction to Old font to Unicode, paste the Bamini text, and pick Latha as the font of the Word file.

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.

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