Mangal To DevLys Converter

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

Mangal (Unicode) Text:

DevLys Text:

Note: To view the converted DevLys text correctly, the DevLys 010 font must be installed on your computer. Paste the converted text in your document and apply the DevLys 010 font to see it correctly. You can also download the converted text into a word file, send it via email or share it quickly via Whatsapp.

About Mangal To DevLys Conversion

Mangal is the default Unicode hindi font on Windows computers. All hindi text on websites, Whatsapp, email and government portals is Unicode text, and on Windows it is usually displayed in the Mangal font. Unicode text is universal — it can be typed once and read on any device without installing anything.

However, many government offices, courts, typing institutes and printing presses in India still work in the DevLys font. Hindi typing tests such as CPCT and various state government typing exams are also conducted in Remington layout fonts like DevLys and Kruti Dev. Old templates, letterheads and legal documents are often set up in DevLys, so text collected from websites or emails has to be converted into DevLys before it can be used in those documents.

Our free Mangal to DevLys converter does this in one click. Paste your Mangal Unicode text above, click "Convert To DevLys", and copy the result into your document. After pasting, select the text and apply the DevLys 010 font in MS Word — your hindi text will appear perfectly formatted. There is no word limit and no registration required.

Typists preparing court orders, government clerks filling old office templates, students practicing for typing exams and DTP operators preparing print material use this tool every day to move modern Unicode content into legacy DevLys documents.

FAQ

1. What is Mangal font?

Mangal is a Unicode Devanagari font developed by Microsoft and included with Windows since Windows XP. It is the default font for hindi text on Windows and is commonly typed using the Inscript or Remington (Hindi Indic Input) keyboard layouts.

2. How to convert Mangal to DevLys?

Paste your Mangal Unicode hindi text in the Mangal Textbox above and click on "Convert To DevLys". The converted text will appear in the DevLys Text section. Copy it into your document and apply the DevLys 010 font to see it correctly.

3. Why does the converted DevLys text look like English letters?

DevLys is a legacy font, so the converted text is stored as English-looking characters (like "nsoukxjh") which display as hindi only when the DevLys font is applied. Paste the text in MS Word and select the DevLys 010 font — it will render as proper hindi. On this webpage the output box shows the raw characters because browsers cannot embed the DevLys font reliably.

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

Yes. Mangal is simply a Unicode font, so this converter is the same as our Unicode to DevLys converter. Any Unicode hindi text, whether displayed in Mangal, Arial Unicode MS, Nirmala UI or any other Unicode font, will convert correctly.

5. Can I convert DevLys back to Mangal?

Yes! use our DevLys to Mangal converter to convert DevLys text back into Mangal Unicode.

6. Where can I download the DevLys font?

The DevLys font family is freely available on many font websites. After downloading, install the font on Windows by right-clicking the font file and selecting "Install". Once installed, the converted text will display correctly in MS Word and other applications.

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 full pages and complete documents in one go.

8. My text is in Kruti Dev requirement, not DevLys. Which tool should I use?

If your office or exam requires Kruti Dev instead of DevLys, use our Mangal to Kruti Dev converter. Kruti Dev and DevLys share the same typing layout but are different fonts with slightly different character mappings.