Unicode to Shusha Converter
Convert Unicode Hindi text into Shusha font code for older templates, legacy websites and DTP files. It's free, and everything runs right in your browser.
How to Convert Unicode Text to Shusha?
Add your Unicode Hindi text
Paste text copied from a website, Word or WhatsApp, or upload a .txt or .docx file directly.
Convert to Shusha
Click Convert to Shusha, or turn on Auto convert to see the result update as you type.
Copy or download the result
Copy the output, or download it as a .DOC file, and open it in your design or word processing software.
Apply the Shusha font
Select all the text in your document and apply the Shusha font. Your Hindi renders correctly.
Questions about Unicode to Shusha conversion
Shusha is a legacy, non-Unicode Devanagari font developed by Harsh Kumar and released for free public use. It stores Hindi characters as ASCII codes instead of true Unicode, and was widely used on Hindi websites and in DTP software during the late 1990s and early 2000s, before Unicode fonts like Mangal became standard.
Some older templates, legacy websites and DTP files were built specifically around Shusha and cannot read Unicode directly. If your Hindi content is in Unicode, from Word, WhatsApp or a modern website, this converter changes it into Shusha so it displays correctly in that older software.
Yes. The converted output is ASCII text that only renders as Hindi once the Shusha font is installed and applied. Without it, the text looks like random English letters and symbols.
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. Conversion happens entirely in your browser. Your text is never uploaded to a server or stored anywhere, so it stays private.