MarathidevanagariLegacy → Unicode
Turn Shree-Dev 0714 text that looks like “åmamRr” into real Marathi: “मराठी”. Unicode text reads correctly on any phone, browser or search engine.
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Runs on your device
Nothing is uploaded. Works offline once loaded.
Both directions
Swap to go Unicode → Shree-Dev 0714 in one click.
Loss report
Characters a font can’t show are flagged, not dropped.
229 mappings
Every one is listed in the chart below.
01 · About the font
Shree-Dev 0714 is a legacy Devanagari font that stores text as ordinary English letters and draws the real letters with the font itself.
Shree-Dev 0714 is a legacy (non-Unicode) font. Instead of storing real Devanagari characters, it draws Devanagari shapes on top of English keys, so a document typed in it looks like random Latin letters on any device that doesn’t have the font installed.
Converting to Unicode stores the real characters, which every phone, browser and search engine understands. This converter’s mapping is based on a published open-source table; the Sources list at the end of this page names it and its licence, and the chart below lists every mapping the converter uses.
åmamRr ämmîmm
मराठी भाषा
This sample is converted with the same engine as the tool above, when this page was built, and matches the expected text exactly.
Anyone with older Marathi documents
Files typed in Shree-Dev 0714 show as Latin letters on any device without the font. Converting them makes the text readable, searchable and editable anywhere.
02 · How to
Legacy text only looks like Marathi on a computer that has Shree-Dev 0714 installed. Everywhere else (phones, WhatsApp, websites, search results) it appears as English letters like “åmamRr”. Converting to Unicode fixes that for good.
Pick a Unicode font. Noto Sans Devanagari, Mukta or Mangal will display the converted text.
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03 · Output font
Unicode text is real Marathi, so any Marathi-capable font will display it. Pick one that looks good for your document.
04 · Mapping chart
This is the actual table the converter uses, generated from the engine. Search for a key you see in garbled text, or for a letter you want to type.
229 mappings
Click a letter to copy the Unicode character. Click the key cap to copy the Shree-Dev 0714 key.
05 · Known limits
Coverage in this converter
Checked against Padma, the open-source converter this mapping was taken from: 236 of 240 test conversions matched exactly. Of the 4 differences, 2 were errors in that converter and 2 were equivalent spellings. Because the mapping comes from that project, this checks how faithfully it was carried over, not whether the original table is right. Round trip: we converted 50,757 Devanagari test strings (word-list words, sentences, and every consonant, vowel sign, conjunct, reph and nukta combination) to Shree-Dev 0714 and back. 50,756 came back exactly; the other one contains a character Shree-Dev 0714 has no glyph for, which the converter flags. See the accuracy page for every difference.
06 · FAQ
No. The conversion runs as JavaScript in your browser, so your text never leaves your device. Once the page has loaded, it works offline too.
Noto Sans Devanagari, Mukta or Mangal will display the converted text. Unicode text is not tied to one font, so you can switch typeface later without converting again.
It was checked against the converter its mapping came from: 236 of 240 test conversions matched Padma exactly. Each of the other 4 was reviewed, and 2 turned out to be errors in that converter. No independent converter has confirmed the table itself yet. The sample on this page converts exactly as expected. No fluent-speaker review has been done, so read important text before you print or submit it.