Abbasi Chanakya New to Kruti Dev ConverterBeta
For text typed in the Abbasi Chanakya New font.
Paste Abbasi Chanakya New text on the left and get Kruti Dev 010 code on the right, previewed in the Kruti Dev font.
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The result is for Kruti Dev 010, 011, 012, 014 or 016: set one of them as the font in Word. Hindi digits are written with Kruti Dev’s Alt-code characters.
Please review the output. Matra order and the common conjuncts (क्ष, त्र, ज्ञ, श्र) are handled, but rare characters in very old documents may still differ. Nothing you type is uploaded. This page converts entirely inside your browser.
Need the other direction? Kruti Dev to Abbasi Chanakya New Converter
Converting a full document or spreadsheet? Upload the Word or Excel file, formatting stays.
Convert a document
Upload a Word (.docx), Excel (.xlsx, .csv) or text (.txt) file typed in Abbasi Chanakya. Only the Abbasi Chanakya text is converted. Bold, colours, tables, numbers, formulas and the rest of the formatting stay exactly as they are.
Your file never leaves your computer.
How to use
- Copy the Abbasi Chanakya New text that has to go into Kruti Dev.
- Paste it into the Abbasi Chanakya New box. Kruti Dev code appears on the right.
- Press Copy Kruti code and set the font to Kruti Dev 010 in Word.
Tip:If the preview shows wrong letters throughout, the source was probably typed in a different Chanakya font.
Worked examples
Real phrases run through this converter, so you can compare them with your own text and see what the page does before you paste anything.
The short i sign is typed before its letter in the old font
- Abbasi Chanakya New
fgUnh Òk"kk- Kruti Dev
fgUnh Hkk"kk
The reph (र्) is typed after its syllable in the old font
- Abbasi Chanakya New
dk;kZy; esa deZpkjh- Kruti Dev
dk;kZy; esa deZpkjh
A letter with र (ra) joined underneath
- Abbasi Chanakya New
ç'u dk mÙkj- Kruti Dev
iz'u dk mRrj
Letters that join into one shape
- Abbasi Chanakya New
{ks=h; Kku- Kruti Dev
{ks=h; Kku
A whole sentence with its full stop
- Abbasi Chanakya New
Òkjr dh jkt/kkuh uà fnYyh gSA- Kruti Dev
Hkkjr dh jkt/kkuh ubZ fnYyh gSA
Each example comes from this converter's own rules and is checked in both directions every time the site is built. A phrase that fails the check is left out.
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Frequently asked questions
Why does it say Beta?
Does this work for every Chanakya font?
The left box shows English letters. Is that right?
Is my document uploaded?
What changes between the two fonts
A document typed in Abbasi Chanakya New shows mostly the right Hindi if you switch it to Kruti Dev, and that is the trap. The letters on shared keys survive, and the few that sit on different keys turn into the wrong letter without any warning.
This converter does not swap fonts. It reads the Abbasi Chanakya New code as Hindi, including its combined keys such as Çlg for सिंह, and writes that Hindi out again in Kruti Dev keys, giving flag. The same goes for Òkjr, which becomes Hkkjr for भारत.
Using the output
- Press Copy Kruti code, or use Download .docx.
- Paste into Word and set the font to Kruti Dev 010.
- Read a few lines in the preview first, especially names and rare conjuncts.
Need Unicode for a portal or email instead? Use Abbasi Chanakya to Unicode. The reverse of this page is Kruti Dev to Abbasi Chanakya.