DevLys To Mangal Converter

To Convert Text from DevLys (DevLys 010) font to Mangal Unicode, paste your content in the text box and click "Convert To Mangal". The Converted Text Will Be Shown in the Mangal Text Box.

DevLys Text:

Mangal (Unicode) Text:

You can also download the converted text into a word file, send the converted content via email or quickly send it via Whatsapp. The converted Mangal text works on all devices including computers, Mac Books, android phones and iphones without installing any font.

About DevLys To Mangal Conversion

DevLys is one of the most widely used non-unicode hindi typing fonts in India. It follows the Remington (typewriter) keyboard layout, the same layout used by Kruti Dev, which is why professional typists who learned typing on a hindi typewriter prefer it. DevLys comes in many variants such as DevLys 010, DevLys 020, DevLys 030 and so on, where the number indicates the style and thickness of the font. DevLys 010 is the standard variant used in most government offices, courts and typing institutes.

Mangal, on the other hand, is a Unicode Devanagari font developed by Microsoft and shipped with every version of Windows since Windows XP. Because Mangal is Unicode based, text typed in Mangal can be read on any computer, mobile phone or website without installing any special font. This is why government departments, official websites, email and social media all use Unicode hindi text.

The problem arises when a document typed in DevLys needs to be used on a website, in an email, or on a mobile phone. Since DevLys is not a Unicode font, the text appears as meaningless English characters on systems where the font is not installed. Our free DevLys to Mangal converter solves this problem instantly — simply paste your DevLys text above and get clean Mangal Unicode text that works everywhere. There is no limit on the number of words and no registration is required.

This tool is especially useful for government employees preparing notices and orders, students preparing for typing exams like CPCT, stenographers, journalists submitting hindi news content online, and DTP operators converting old documents into web-ready format.

FAQ

1. What is the difference between DevLys and Mangal font?

DevLys is a non-unicode (legacy) hindi font based on the Remington typewriter layout, while Mangal is a Unicode Devanagari font that comes pre-installed with Windows. DevLys text can be read only on computers where the DevLys font is installed, whereas Mangal text can be read on every computer, mobile and website.

2. How to convert DevLys to Mangal?

Paste your DevLys text in the DevLys Textbox above and click on "Convert To Mangal". The converted Mangal Unicode text will appear in the Mangal Text section. You can then copy it, download it as a word file, or share it via Whatsapp or email.

3. Is DevLys to Mangal conversion same as DevLys to Unicode?

Yes. Mangal is a Unicode font, so converting DevLys to Mangal is the same as converting DevLys to Unicode. After conversion you can apply the Mangal font, or any other Unicode hindi font, to the converted text in your document.

4. Can I convert Mangal back to DevLys?

Yes! you can use our Mangal to DevLys converter to convert Unicode Mangal text back into the DevLys font.

5. Is this DevLys to Mangal converter free? Is there any word limit?

Yes, this converter is completely free to use and there is no word limit. You can convert unlimited pages of text without any registration or login.

6. Will the converted text work in MS Word and Excel?

Yes. The converted Mangal Unicode text works by default in all applications including Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Google Docs, email and every website or mobile app.

7. Which DevLys variants are supported?

All DevLys variants that share the standard Remington layout (DevLys 010, 020, 030, 040 etc.) use the same character mapping, so text typed in any of them converts correctly. Only the visual style differs between variants, not the typing codes.

8. Why does my converted text show a few wrong characters?

This usually happens when the original text was actually typed in a different font such as Kruti Dev or Chanakya, or when the text was copied from a PDF where some characters got corrupted. If your text was typed in Kruti Dev, please use our Kruti Dev to Mangal converter instead.