Paste text typed in the Kruti Dev font (it looks like fgUnh) and get real Hindi in Unicode (हिन्दी) that works in WhatsApp, Gmail, websites and Google Docs. Fix the small things, digits and colons, with one tick. It runs in your browser, and your text is not uploaded.
Real Hindi (Unicode): it works in WhatsApp, Gmail, websites and Google Docs.
In Word, Notepad or wherever the text is in Kruti Dev, select it and copy it. When you paste it here it looks like English letters such as fgUnh. That is how Kruti Dev text is kept.
Tap the box and paste, or tap Paste, or open a .txt file. The Hindi appears in the second box at once.
Tap Copy and paste the Hindi in WhatsApp, Gmail, a website or Google Docs. You can also download a .txt file.
It knows the letters, the joined letters, the vowel sign ि that is typed before its letter and the र् that is typed after it, so the words come out in the right order.
It was tested on a long list of Hindi words and on real paragraphs typed in Kruti Dev.
Write 0-9 as ०-९ if you like, and choose whether a word such as विषय ends with a colon or with a visarga.
Big boxes and buttons. Paste, tap Copy, done.
Open a Kruti Dev .txt file (ANSI or UTF-8) and save the Unicode Hindi as a .txt file.
Everything is converted in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no sign-up or watermark.