Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Unicode and Krutidev?

Unicode is a universal encoding standard that assigns unique numbers to characters from all languages, while Krutidev is a font-based encoding system specifically designed for Hindi text. Unicode is platform-independent and widely supported, whereas Krutidev requires specific fonts to display correctly.

Which format should I use for my project?

For modern web applications and cross-platform compatibility, we recommend using Unicode. Use Krutidev only if you need to work with legacy systems or specific publishing workflows that require Krutidev fonts.

Why does my text look incorrect after conversion?

Is there a limit to how much text I can convert?

Our online converter handles up to 10,000 characters per conversion. For larger texts, we recommend converting in smaller chunks or contacting us for bulk conversion solutions.

How do I install Krutidev fonts?

Please refer to our detailed Font Installation Guide for step-by-step instructions on installing Krutidev fonts on different operating systems.

Does the converter work offline?

Yes, once loaded, our converter works entirely in your browser without requiring an internet connection. All conversions are performed locally on your device.