Unicode to DV-TT Yogesh Converter
Convert Unicode Hindi text into DV-TT Yogesh font code for PageMaker, CorelDRAW and legacy publishing.
How to Convert Unicode Hindi Text to DV-TT Yogesh?
Add your Unicode Hindi text
Paste text copied from a website, Word or WhatsApp into the input box, or upload a .txt or .docx file directly.
Convert to DV-TT Yogesh
Click the "Convert to DV-TT Yogesh" button to convert the text or turn on "Auto convert" to see the result as you type
Copy or download the result
Copy the output, or download it as a .DOC file, and open it in PageMaker, CorelDRAW or Word.
Apply the DV-TT Yogesh font
Select all the text in your document and apply the DV-TT Yogesh font. Your Hindi text will render correctly for print.
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Questions About Unicode to DV-TT Yogesh Conversion
DV-TT Yogesh is a legacy, non-Unicode Hindi font. It stores Devanagari characters as ASCII codes instead of true Unicode. DTP (Desktop Publishing) studios, print media and older typesetting systems have used it for years in software like PageMaker and CorelDRAW.
Modern Hindi text from Word, WhatsApp or a website is stored in Unicode, but DV-TT Yogesh based DTP software cannot read Unicode directly. Converting to DV-TT Yogesh makes your text usable in that software, perfect for print design and legacy publishing workflows.
No. Paste any amount of text, or upload a .txt or .docx file directly using the upload section below the tool. Everything runs locally in your browser, so there is no limit and no delay.
Yes. This converter's character map was built and verified against real DV-TT Yogesh output, word by word, across 96 test words covering common consonants, matras and reph.
Yes. Conversion runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript, and no text is ever uploaded to a server. This makes the tool safe to use for confidential documents.
