How to Use Mangal to Kruti Dev Converter
If you work with Hindi typing, you already know the struggle. Most people type in Mangal font because it’s the standard Unicode font used everywhere — Word, WhatsApp, websites, and Google Docs. But many government offices, typing exams, and old DTP software still use Kruti Dev font. Converting text between these two manually is almost impossible, since every letter and matra is coded differently.
That’s where the Mangal to Kruti Dev Converter comes in. It’s a free online tool that instantly converts your Mangal (Unicode) Hindi text into accurate Kruti Dev font text, without changing spelling, meaning, or formatting.
How to Use It
- Open the tool using the link above.
- Type or paste your Hindi text into the input box on the left. This box accepts normal Unicode Hindi text, the same kind you type using Mangal font, Google Input Tools, or any modern keyboard.
- Get instant output. As soon as you type or paste, the tool automatically converts your text into Kruti Dev format and shows it in the output box on the right — no button clicks needed.
- Copy the result. Click the “Copy” button to copy the converted text to your clipboard.
- Paste it wherever needed — MS Word, DTP software, or any application where Kruti Dev font is required.
- Make sure the Kruti Dev font is installed and applied in the destination app, otherwise the pasted text will show boxes or random symbols instead of Hindi letters.
Why Use This Tool
- It’s completely free and works directly in your browser.
- No installation or sign-up required.
- Conversion happens instantly as you type.
- It handles matras, conjuncts, and special Hindi characters correctly.
Whether you’re preparing government documents, typing test practice, or old-style DTP files, this converter saves time and avoids retyping errors. Just paste, convert, copy, and you’re done.