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टेक्स्ट और हिंदी टूल्स

Text & Hindi tools

Hinglish ↔ Hindi, KrutiDev, Hindi typing, counters, case converters and formatters for everyday text.

Popular exams and sizes

Hindi lives in two scripts online. People type Roman-script Hinglish on their phones, publish in Devanagari, and still find old office files in the pre-Unicode KrutiDev font. These tools move text between all three without losing meaning, and count it correctly once it's there.

Every conversion runs on your device, so private messages and official documents never touch a server.

Moving between Hinglish, Hindi and KrutiDev

Start from what you have. If you type Hindi in English letters, Hinglish to Hindi converts a finished block, and Hindi typing converts each word as you press space, which is better when you are writing from scratch. To go the other way, Hindi to Hinglish gives Roman-script text for captions and subtitles. Old files that show gibberish such as Hkkjr open correctly after KrutiDev to Unicode, and Unicode to KrutiDev produces KrutiDev text for offices and exams that still require it.

Automatic transliteration is reliable for everyday words and less so for names, rare words and Sanskrit-style spellings, because the same Roman spelling can map to several Hindi spellings. Read the result once and correct what is wrong; the tools only change what you edit.

Counting, practice and general text cleanup

For length limits, the Hindi word counter counts visible characters, so a letter with its matra counts once, and gives reading and speaking time. The word counter and character counter suit English text and platform limits. To practise for a typing exam, try the Hindi typing test, which reports gross and net speed and accuracy.

Everyday cleanup is covered too: case converter and title case converter, remove extra spaces, remove line breaks, remove duplicate lines, sort lines, find and replace, text compare and word frequency counter.

For developers and writers

The JSON and XML formatters validate as well as tidy, pointing to the line of an error. Base64, URL and HTML entity encoders handle Hindi and emoji correctly, and the lorem ipsum generator makes placeholder text for layouts. Because everything runs in the browser, it is safe to paste text that you would not send to a website.

Questions

What is KrutiDev and why do offices still use it?

KrutiDev is a pre-Unicode font that draws Hindi shapes on English keys, so text looks like Hindi only where the font is installed. Some government offices and typing exams still require it, which is why conversion both ways is useful.

Why does a converted word come out wrong?

Roman spelling is ambiguous and the tool follows common spellings. Names and rare words may need a quick manual fix.

Do I need to install a Hindi keyboard?

No. The typing tool turns English letters into Devanagari when you press space, and the output is standard Unicode that works in every app.

Is my text sent anywhere?

No. Every tool runs inside your browser, so private messages and official documents are not uploaded.