Free tools
Free Devanagari font tools
Handy little tools for anyone working with Hindi, Marathi and Gujarati display type - free to use, nothing to install, no sign-up.
Most loved
Name Calligraphy Maker
Type any Hindi, Marathi or Gujarati name and watch it turn into beautiful calligraphy. Switch between fonts, restyle it, and download a preview to share.
- Try every font on your own name
- Change colours, background & shape
- Download a shareable preview
For designers
Type Converter
Our display fonts use a traditional keyboard layout. Type in plain English or paste Devanagari, and get text ready to paste straight into CorelDRAW, Photoshop or Illustrator.
- English → Devanagari as you type
- One-tap copy of font-ready text
- Live preview in any font
Made for Indian display type
Most decorative Hindi and Marathi fonts - including ours - are drawn on the classic ASCII keyboard layout that Indian designers have used for decades, not Unicode. That makes them gorgeous for posters but tricky to type. These tools bridge that gap: the Type Converter turns everyday Unicode text into font-ready text for your design software, and the Name Calligraphy Maker lets you see any name in real calligraphy before you buy a thing.
Everything is rendered securely, so you always see the real fonts without them ever leaving our servers. When you find a style you love, explore the full collection or grab a discounted font bundle.
Frequently asked questions
- Are these tools really free?
- Yes - using the tools, trying every font and downloading watermarked previews are completely free. You only pay when you buy a font licence to use it, watermark-free, in your own designs.
- Do I need to install anything or sign up?
- No. Everything runs in your browser. Nothing to install, no account needed, and the fonts are rendered securely on our servers so they never leave our system.
- Why do I need a converter for Hindi/Marathi fonts?
- Most decorative Indian display fonts are built on the classic ASCII keyboard layout, not Unicode. The Type Converter turns your normal Unicode text into the keystrokes those fonts expect, so it displays correctly in your design app.