Unicode Telugu to Anu for print and DTP
Older DTP and design programs cannot draw Unicode Telugu, so vattulu and gunintalu break. Convert the text to Anu here, paste it into your layout, and set the font to AnupamaMedium or another Anu 7 font. It prints as it should.
PrivateNo uploadsRuns in your browserYou will see:
- Vattulu show beside the letter, not below it
- Vowel signs show as boxes or dotted circles
- The press asks for the text in an Anu font
The Anu Script Manager 7 fonts used for Telugu DTP, newspapers, wedding cards and office documents. Older Anu 6 files use other codes.
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.
Other fonts and fixes
How to fix it
Paste Unicode Telugu
Paste text typed on a phone, copied from a website, or from a Word file.
Copy the Anu text
The Anu version shows on the right. It looks like English letters or symbols until the font is set.
Set the font in your design
Paste it into the design and set the font to AnupamaMedium, or download a Word file with it set.
Questions people ask
Why does my design program break Telugu?
Unicode Telugu needs the program to build vattulu and vowel signs while drawing. Older programs skip that. Anu text is stored as the pieces to draw.
Will it work with Priyaanka or Gowthami?
Yes. The Anu 7 fonts share the codes, so set any of them in your design.
Can I post the Anu text online?
No. Keep your Unicode copy for posts and messages. Anu text is only for print and old programs.
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.