Unicode to Kruti Dev Typing

🔹 Unicode Input (Mangal Font):

If you type “Baba” in Hindi using Mangal (Unicode), it will look like:

👉 बाबा

But this will only display properly in Unicode-supported applications like modern browsers, MS Word (with Mangal font), Google Docs, etc.

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✅ Convert “बाबा” to Kruti Dev Font

To convert this to Kruti Dev, which is a legacy Devanagari font used in government typing exams and DTP:

🔸 Use Online Converter:

🔗 Mangal to Kruti Dev Converter – MangalToKruti.com

Steps:

1. Go to https://www.mangaltokruti.com

2. Paste the Unicode text: बाबा

3. Click on “Convert to Kruti Dev”

4. The output will be in Kruti Dev encoded font, which looks like:

   nginx

   CopyEdit

   ckck


   This is how “बाबा” is represented in Kruti Dev font (visually appears correct when Kruti Dev font is applied).

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📥 Download Kruti Dev Font

If the output doesn’t display correctly on your system:

• Install the Kruti Dev 010 font from a trusted source.

• Apply it to the converted text in Word or your editor.

🔗 Download Kruti Dev 010 Font (Free)

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✍️ Type Directly in Kruti Dev?

If you want to type “बाबा” directly in Kruti Dev using a keyboard:

• Use a Remington (typewriter-style) Hindi Keyboard Layout

• Type ckck (in English letters), and apply Kruti Dev font to see: बाबा

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Summary