Two-way conversion
Use AnmolLipi to Unicode or Unicode to AnmolLipi.
Convert AnmolLipi to Unicode Gurmukhi or Unicode to AnmolLipi. Paste, check, copy, and download your Punjabi text—nothing is uploaded.
Unicode Gurmukhi stores standard Punjabi characters for modern apps and websites. AnmolLipi and Asees are different legacy encodings. Raavi is a font that displays Unicode Gurmukhi.
A Punjabi Unicode converter must use the map that matches the original text. Changing a Word font cannot repair an incorrect legacy encoding.
Use AnmolLipi to Unicode or Unicode to AnmolLipi.
Your text stays in the current browser tab.
Pre-base vowel order and common conjunct forms are handled.
Confirm whether the source is AnmolLipi, Asees, Satluj, Gurbani Akhar, or Unicode before you convert it.
Select AnmolLipi → Unicode for modern Gurmukhi, or Unicode → AnmolLipi for a legacy document.
Paste plain text. The tool maps Gurmukhi letters, vowel signs, digits, punctuation, and common AnmolLipi conjunct codes.
Check names, Gurbani text, and rare forms against the source, then copy or download the result.
The legacy source becomes standard, searchable Gurmukhi text.
siq sRI AkwlMay look Latin when the AnmolLipi font is not applied.Legacy Punjabi fonts are not interchangeable. Match the converter to the encoding used in the original file.
| Text or font | What it is | Use on this page |
|---|---|---|
| Unicode Gurmukhi | Standard Punjabi text for modern software, search, and websites | Supported as input and output |
| AnmolLipi | A common legacy Gurmukhi character mapping | Supported as input and output |
| Raavi | A Unicode Gurmukhi display font included with Microsoft products | Use it to display Unicode output; no encoding conversion is needed |
| Asees / Satluj / Gurbani Akhar | Separate legacy mappings used in older Punjabi documents | Do not select AnmolLipi; use a format-specific map |
Answers about AnmolLipi, Unicode Gurmukhi, Asees, Raavi, Word, typing, privacy, and formatting.
A Punjabi font converter changes text between a legacy font encoding and standard Unicode Gurmukhi. This page converts AnmolLipi to Unicode and Unicode to AnmolLipi; it changes character data rather than only changing the typeface.
Choose AnmolLipi → Unicode, paste the legacy text, and select Convert text. Copy the Gurmukhi Unicode result for Word, websites, email, search, or other modern software.
Yes. Choose Unicode → AnmolLipi and paste Unicode Gurmukhi. The output is legacy AnmolLipi text and may appear as Latin characters until the AnmolLipi font is applied.
For new content, enable a Gurmukhi keyboard in your operating system and type Unicode Punjabi. Use a font converter when you already have text stored in an older encoding such as AnmolLipi.
Modern Word can display Unicode Gurmukhi with a compatible installed font. Paste the Unicode result, select a Gurmukhi font, and ensure Punjabi keyboard or language support is enabled in the operating system.
Raavi is a Microsoft typeface commonly used to display Unicode Gurmukhi. A font controls appearance; Unicode controls the stored characters. Text does not need to be converted merely to switch between Unicode-compatible fonts.
No. Asees and AnmolLipi use different legacy maps, while Raavi displays Unicode. Do not label Asees text as AnmolLipi: use an Asees-specific conversion before displaying the Unicode result with Raavi.
Text stays in your browser and is not uploaded. The converter retains plain text and line breaks, but Word styles, columns, tables, images, and PDF page layout must be reapplied separately.
Proofread important Punjabi documents. This tool uses an AnmolLipi plain-text map. Custom variants, Gurbani forms, and rare conjuncts can still need manual correction.