DevLys (DevLys 010) To Unicode Converter


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

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About DevLys To Unicode Conversion


DevLys is one of the most popular non-unicode hindi typing fonts in India. It follows the Remington (typewriter) keyboard layout, the same layout used by Kruti Dev, which is why typists trained on hindi typewriters find it natural. DevLys comes in many variants such as DevLys 010, DevLys 020 and DevLys 030 — DevLys 010 is the standard variant used in government offices, courts and typing institutes across India.

The limitation of DevLys is that it is a legacy font: the text is stored as English characters that display as hindi only on computers where the DevLys font is installed. If you paste DevLys text into an email, a website, Whatsapp or a mobile phone, it appears as meaningless characters. Unicode solves this — Unicode hindi text is supported by default on every computer, mobile and website.

Our free DevLys to Unicode converter transforms your DevLys text into clean Unicode instantly. It correctly handles all matras, half letters, conjuncts like क्ष, त्र, ज्ञ, श्र and the reph, so even long official and legal documents convert accurately. The converted text can be used directly in MS Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Google Docs, on websites and in social media. There is no word limit and no registration required.

This tool is used daily by government employees digitising old office documents, journalists submitting hindi content online, students, stenographers and DTP operators moving legacy documents to the web.

FAQ


1. What is DevLys font?
DevLys is a popular non-unicode Devanagari font used to type in the hindi language. DevLys 010 uses the same typing layout as Kruti Dev and is widely used in government offices, typing institutes and DTP work. The DevLys font must be installed on the computer to view the text.
2. What is Unicode Font?
Unicode font can be used anywhere as it is by default supported in most computers, macbooks, android phone, iphone, ipads etc., which make it the most popular choice to use.
3. How to convert DevLys to Unicode?
Simply put the text in the DevLys Textbox above and Click on "Convert To Unicode". You will find the converted text in the Unicode Text section. The text can be used in various applications including microsoft word and websites.
4. Can We Convert Unicode To DevLys ?
Yes! you can use our tool to convert Unicode to DevLys.
5. Is DevLys same as Kruti Dev ?
DevLys and Kruti Dev use a very similar keyboard layout, but they are different font families with slightly different character mappings. Use this DevLys converter for text typed in DevLys fonts and the KrutiDev converter for text typed in Kruti Dev fonts.
6. Is DevLys to Unicode conversion same as DevLys to Mangal?
Yes. Mangal is a Unicode font that comes pre-installed with Windows, so converting DevLys to Unicode gives you text that displays in Mangal by default. You can also use our dedicated DevLys to Mangal converter.
7. Is this converter free? Is there any word limit?
Yes, the tool is completely free with no word limit and no registration. You can convert unlimited pages of text in one go.
8. Does it work for DevLys 020, 030 and other variants?
Yes. All standard DevLys variants (010, 020, 030, 040 etc.) share the same character mapping and differ only in visual style, so text typed in any of them converts correctly.
9. Why do a few characters convert incorrectly?
This usually happens when the original text was actually typed in a different font such as Kruti Dev or Chanakya, or was copied from a PDF where characters got corrupted. For Kruti Dev text, use our KrutiDev to Unicode converter instead.