Open the Word file
Select the Hindi written with Mangal and copy only the section you need.
FREE HINDI FONT CONVERTER
Convert Hindi copied from a Mangal Microsoft Word document into Kruti Dev 010 encoded text. Import DOCX or TXT, check the readable result and download a Word-ready file.
After pasting the result into Word, choose Kruti Dev 010. Without that font, the output may look like English letters.
The legacy output is converted back into readable Unicode Hindi so you can compare it with the Mangal source.
MICROSOFT WORD WORKFLOW
Mangal normally displays Unicode Hindi. Copy the actual Hindi text from Word, not a screenshot or scanned page.
Select the Hindi written with Mangal and copy only the section you need.
Paste the text above or import a DOCX or TXT file for plain-text extraction.
Compare the readable check with the source, especially names, matras and figures.
Paste or download the output, then select Kruti Dev 010 in Microsoft Word.
UNDERSTAND MANGAL
Many Word users call readable Hindi “Mangal text” because Mangal is a common Windows Devanagari font. The stored characters are normally standard Unicode, so the same Hindi can also appear in another Unicode font.
Selecting Mangal tells Word how Unicode Devanagari should look. It does not create a separate Mangal encoding.
Copying Mangal text to a browser or phone should normally keep it readable as हिन्दी.
A real converter is needed because simply selecting Kruti Dev in Word does not correctly remap Unicode letters.
BEFORE YOU CONVERT
The font box is helpful, but copied-text behaviour gives another useful clue about the source.
If Hindi stays readable in Notepad, a browser or your phone, it is probably Unicode and suitable for this page.
If copied content becomes code such as Hkkjr, it may already be Kruti Dev. Use the reverse converter instead.
DOCX import extracts plain paragraphs. It does not preserve page design, tables, images, headers or styles.
A screenshot or scanned PDF needs OCR before text conversion. Importing the image itself will not produce reliable Hindi.
WORD DOWNLOAD
The Word-ready RTF contains converted text. Open it in Word, apply Kruti Dev 010 and then rebuild any heading, spacing, table or page layout you need.
Keep the Unicode document as your master copy and save the Kruti Dev result separately.
If the downloaded file shows Latin letters, select all converted text and choose the installed Kruti Dev 010 font.
Legacy glyph widths can change wrapping. Inspect headings, tables, page breaks and print layout inside Word.
WORD CONVERSION PROBLEMS
Undo the change. Paste the original Mangal text into this converter first, then apply Kruti Dev to the converted output.
Install or select Kruti Dev 010 in Word. The raw legacy code naturally looks like Latin letters without its matching font.
The converter works with text, not complete document design. Apply formatting again after placing the output in your destination file.
That section may use another legacy font or mixed encoding. Check its font name and convert known sections separately.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Yes. Mangal is a Windows Devanagari font that normally displays standard Unicode Hindi characters.
No. Changing the font only changes appearance. Unicode and Kruti Dev use different character mappings, so the text must be converted first.
Select the Hindi in Word and check the font box. Then copy a small sample to a browser or Notepad. If it remains readable Hindi, it is Unicode text.
You can import its plain text. Tables, images, columns, headers, footers, colors and full page formatting are not preserved.
Kruti Dev stores Hindi through Latin character positions. Apply Kruti Dev 010 in Word to display the intended Hindi glyphs.
No. Supported document reading and conversion happen inside your browser. Your text is not sent to TypingNation for processing.
You can, but review them carefully. Legacy codes use ordinary Latin characters, so mixed Hindi and English text can be ambiguous.
No. Keep the original Unicode document as a safe and future-friendly master copy.
MANGAL VS KRUTI DEV 010
Both can display Hindi in Microsoft Word, but they are not interchangeable by a simple font change.
| Point | Mangal | Kruti Dev 010 |
|---|---|---|
| Text type | Unicode Devanagari with standard Hindi characters. | Legacy non-Unicode encoding based on Latin character positions. |
| Copy to a website | Usually stays readable and searchable as Hindi. | Often appears as Latin letters or symbols without the required font. |
| Font choice | The same text can use Mangal, Nirmala UI, Noto Sans Devanagari and other Unicode fonts. | The output needs a compatible Kruti Dev font to display the intended glyphs. |
| Best use | Modern Word documents, websites, email, phones and online forms. | Older office templates and DTP workflows that specifically require Kruti Dev. |
| Conversion need | Convert only when the receiving workflow demands a legacy format. | Use the reverse converter before publishing legacy text on modern platforms. |
PRACTICAL WORD WORKFLOWS
Students and office users can convert notes already typed with Mangal instead of entering the complete passage again with a legacy keyboard.
Convert the required text, paste it into a copy of the legacy Word template and apply Kruti Dev 010 only to the converted portion.
A printer or DTP operator may request Kruti Dev. Confirm the font version and send a small checked sample before the full document.
Some departments keep older document archives. Store the Mangal Unicode master together with the requested legacy delivery copy.
Convert only the changed paragraph instead of processing a complete mixed-font document and risking unrelated English or numeric content.
Kruti Dev may meet today’s requirement, but Mangal Unicode is easier to search, migrate and display in future software.
BEST PRACTICES FOR WORD
Keep the original Mangal DOCX untouched and create a clearly named Kruti Dev version. Font conversion changes stored characters, so the converted file should not replace the only readable Unicode copy.
If the document contains tables or carefully designed pages, copy converted text back into a duplicate of the original layout. The converter extracts and produces text; Microsoft Word remains the correct place to manage margins, tables, page numbers and print styling.
Select only the converted Hindi and apply Kruti Dev 010. Do not apply it to English email addresses, website links or normal Latin text. Legacy codes and real English share many of the same stored characters, making mixed content difficult to distinguish automatically.
Read the source and result side by side. Check person names, locations, amounts, dates, reference numbers, छोटी इ की मात्रा, reph and joined letters. Print preview is also important because changing to a legacy font can alter line wrapping and page breaks.
REVERSE THE DIRECTION
Open the matching reverse converter without changing the text manually.
Open Kruti Dev to Mangal →