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TamilLegacy → Unicode

Webulagam to Unicode Converter

Turn Webulagam text that looks like “jÄœ” into real Tamil: “தமிழ்”. Unicode text reads correctly on any phone, browser or search engine.

Experimental: mapping from a single source, check output. Compare the result with the original document before using it.

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  • Runs on your device

    Nothing is uploaded. Works offline once loaded.

  • Both directions

    Swap to go Unicode → Webulagam in one click.

  • Loss report

    Characters a font can’t show are flagged, not dropped.

  • 314 mappings

    Every one is listed in the chart below.

01 · About the font

Webulagam, in plain words.

Webulagam legacy Tamil character-slot conversion (experimental).

Webulagam (as stored)

jĜ

Unicode (converted by this page)

தமிழ்

This sample is converted with the same engine as the tool above, when this page was built, and matches the expected text exactly.

02 · On phones and the web

Make your Webulagam text work everywhere

Legacy text only looks like Tamil on a computer that has Webulagam installed. Everywhere else (phones, WhatsApp, websites, search results) it appears as English letters like “jÄœ”. Converting to Unicode fixes that for good.

  1. Paste the text

    Copy the garbled-looking text from your document and paste it above, or drop a .txt file onto the box. For Word files with tables and formatting, use the Word file converter instead.

  2. Check the preview

    The Unicode result appears as you type, drawn in a Tamil font. Anything the converter couldn’t map with confidence is highlighted so you can fix it by hand.

  3. Copy it anywhere

    Paste into WhatsApp, Gmail, Google Docs or your website’s editor. Unicode needs no font installed, because phones and browsers already ship one for Tamil.

  4. Pick a Unicode font

    Use Latha, Nirmala UI or Noto Sans Tamil after conversion.

Have a whole document instead of a paragraph? The Word file converter keeps tables, bold text and layout.

03 · Output font

Set the output font in MS Word or Google Docs

Unicode text is real Tamil, so any Tamil-capable font will display it. Pick one that looks good for your document.

Microsoft Word

  1. 1Paste the converted text, then press Ctrl+A (Cmd+A on Mac) to select everything.
  2. 2On the Home tab, click the font box, type “Latha” and press Enter.
  3. 3Optional: Review → Language → Set Proofing Language → Tamil, so spell-check does not underline everything.
  4. 4If the text still shows boxes, install a Unicode font that covers the script, such as Noto Sans Tamil.

Google Docs

  1. 1Paste the converted text and select it with Ctrl+A.
  2. 2Open the font menu → More fonts, search for “Noto Sans Tamil” (or Noto Serif Tamil) and add it.
  3. 3Apply the font. Because the text is Unicode, it also copies cleanly into Gmail, Sheets and Slides.

Encoding comparison

How Webulagam differs from Murasoli

These are distinct encodings, even where sample words look alike. The engine tables differ at 34 legacy slots below. Choose the font used in your source document; changing the converter can change these letters.

Open the Murasoli converter

Legacy slotCode pointsWebulagamMurasoli
°U+00B0Not mappedஸ்
ÀU+00C0ஙிஹ்
ÁU+00C1ஞிசி
ÂU+00C2ணிதி
ÃU+00C3நிபி
ÄU+00C4மிலீ
ÅU+00C5னிவீ
ÆU+00C6யிழீ
ÇU+00C7ரிளீ
ÈU+00C8லிஸீ
ÉU+00C9விஜீ
ÊU+00CAழிஷீ
ËU+00CBளிஹீ
ÌU+00CCஸிக்ஷீ
ÍU+00CDஜியு
ÎU+00CEஷிவு
ÏU+00CFஹிஇ
ÞU+00DEஸ்Not mapped
àU+00E0ஹ்ஙி
áU+00E1சிஞி
âU+00E2திணி
ãU+00E3பிநி
äU+00E4லீமி
åU+00E5வீனி
æU+00E6ழீயி
çU+00E7ளீரி
èU+00E8ஸீலி
éU+00E9ஜீவி
êU+00EAஷீழி
ëU+00EBஹீளி
ìU+00ECக்ஷீஸி
íU+00EDயுஜி
îU+00EEவுஷி
ïU+00EFஇஹி

Generated from the shipped engine tables, derived from the pinned Open-Tamil source under GPL-3.0-or-later. “Not mapped” means that exact slot has no table entry; longer sequences may still use it.

04 · Mapping chart

Every key, and the letter it makes.

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.

314 mappings

Click a letter to copy the Unicode character. Click the key cap to copy the Webulagam key.

05 · Known limits

What to watch for.

  • Experimental: mapping from a single source; check output against the original document.
  • Pre-base and split vowel sequences use complete syllable mappings. Font variants and unmapped glyphs need review.

Coverage in this converter

  • Vowel signs242
  • Half forms22
  • Consonants22
  • Conjuncts14
  • Vowels12
  • Punctuation2

Experimental: this mapping comes from a single source and has not been confirmed by an independent converter. Compare the result with your original document, because other versions of the font may differ. See the accuracy page for every difference.

06 · FAQ

Questions about Webulagam to Unicode

Is my Webulagam text uploaded to a server?

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.

Which font should I use after converting Webulagam to Unicode?

Use Latha, Nirmala UI or Noto Sans Tamil after conversion. Unicode text is not tied to one font, so you can switch typeface later without converting again.

How accurate is the Webulagam converter?

Treat the result as a draft. The mapping is experimental: it comes from a single source and no independent converter has confirmed it, so compare the output with your original document. 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.