Convert Unicode Hindi to Krutidev for Excel spreadsheets. Paste, convert, copy — then apply the Krutidev font in Excel to see correct Hindi text.
Paste Unicode Hindi. Copy the Krutidev output and paste it into your Excel cells. Apply the Krutidev font to see correct Hindi.
A Unicode to Krutidev Excel converter helps when you work with Hindi data in Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets. Many legacy Indian government spreadsheets, data forms, and reports store Hindi text in Krutidev encoding — meaning the cells contain ASCII characters that only look correct when the Krutidev font is applied to those cells.
If you have Hindi data in Unicode (from a modern system, a database export, or typed in Mangal font) and need to produce a Krutidev-compatible Excel file, this converter gives you the encoded text to paste into Excel. Switch the cell font to Krutidev after pasting and the Hindi text displays correctly.
Common use cases: CPCT exam report sheets, state government data entry formats, census or survey forms originally designed with Krutidev fonts, and any Excel workflow inherited from pre-Unicode Hindi computing environments.
For Excel work the conversion formula is standard Unicode to Krutidev substitution. Each Unicode Devanagari character in your input maps to a specific ASCII character in the Krutidev table. The output string, pasted into an Excel cell and displayed with the Krutidev font, renders as readable Hindi.
One practical tip: Excel processes text at the cell level. Convert your entire Hindi string here, copy the output, and paste it into the target Excel cell. Then select that cell (or column/row), open the font picker, and choose 'Krutidev 010' or whichever Krutidev version your template uses. The garbled ASCII becomes correct Devanagari.
If you are building an Excel formula that outputs Hindi text — for example using CONCATENATE() or a macro — convert your Hindi strings to Krutidev first using this tool. Paste the Krutidev output into your formula as a string literal. The formula result will render as Hindi when the output cell uses the Krutidev font.
| Unicode Character | Unicode Code Point | Krutidev Glyph |
|---|---|---|
| अ | U+0905 | v |
| क | U+0915 | d |
| र | U+0930 | j |
| ि | U+093F (i matra) | f |
| ा | U+093E (aa matra) | k |
| ं | U+0902 (Anusvara) | a |
| । | U+0964 (Danda) | | |
| ० | U+0966 (Devanagari zero) | 0 |
Everything you need to know about Unicode to Krutidev conversion
Yes. Click the swap button in the converter toolbar to switch direction. Paste your KrutiDev text and get Unicode (Mangal) output. The reverse conversion handles all the same matras, conjuncts, and special characters.
Yes, it's 100% free with no limits. No signup, no word count restrictions, no daily caps. Convert as much text as you need.
Yes. Mangal is a Unicode font, so any text typed in Mangal is Unicode text. Paste it into the converter and you'll get KrutiDev output. The same works for text from other Unicode fonts like Noto Sans Devanagari or Arial Unicode MS.
The converter targets KrutiDev 010, which is the most widely used version in government offices and typing exams. The output is also compatible with KrutiDev 011 and similar variants in the KrutiDev family.
Yes, it works entirely online in your browser. No software download needed. Once the page loads, it even works offline — the conversion engine runs on client-side JavaScript with no server dependency.