Shree Lipi to Unicode Converter
Convert Shree Lipi (Shree Dev) encoded Hindi and Marathi text into standard Unicode, ready to paste into Word, Google Docs or any website.
How to Convert Shree Lipi to Unicode?
Add your Shree Lipi text
Paste text copied from CorelDraw, PageMaker or Word, or upload a .txt or .docx file directly.
Select the correct font variants
Choose the Shree Dev variant your source uses from the Input dropdown, and pick your preferred Unicode font from the Output dropdown.
Convert to Unicode
Click Convert to Unicode, or turn on Auto convert to see the result update as you type.
Copy or download the result
Copy the output or download as .DOC with your selected font applied. Paste into websites, Google Docs or any app that uses Unicode Devanagari.
Frequently Asked Questions
Shree Lipi (Shree Dev) stores Hindi and Marathi as custom Latin-range character codes that display correctly only when the exact Shree Dev font is installed. Unicode assigns every Devanagari character a fixed, universal code point, so it displays correctly in any modern browser, app or device without installing any special font.
Shree Lipi text is unreadable on any device without the exact Shree Dev font installed, which makes it hard to share online or reuse in modern software. Converting to Unicode makes the same content readable, searchable and editable everywhere, on websites, in Word or on WhatsApp, without needing that font at all.
No. Paste anything from a single line to a full newspaper column, or upload a .txt or .docx file directly using the upload section below the tool. The conversion runs locally in your browser with no delay.
Yes. The conversion runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Nothing is sent to any server or stored anywhere.
No. The Unicode output displays correctly in Mangal or Nirmala UI, fonts that come pre-installed on Windows and most modern devices. You only need the Shree Dev font on the original device if you want to view or edit the source Shree Lipi file itself.
Yes. Both Hindi and Marathi use the Devanagari script. Paste text in either language and the output will be correct for use with Shree Dev 0714.