AMS Font Converter

An AMS font converter transforms standard Unicode text (the format used by websites, WhatsApp, and MS Word) into the AMS font encoding used by IndiaFont and other traditional Devanagari design fonts. Because AMS fonts are 'non-Unicode', you cannot type directly into them — this tool maps your Hindi, Marathi, or Gujarati text to the correct AMS characters instantly.

Select your language (Hindi, Marathi, or Gujarati), then type or paste your Unicode text. The converter shows the AMS-formatted output in real time. Click Copy and paste it into CorelDRAW, Photoshop, Illustrator, or any design software using an AMS font.

Yes. The Unicode-to-AMS converter on IndiaFont.in is completely free, works in your browser, requires no signup, and has no limit on how many times you can convert.

Unicode is the universal standard where each character has one fixed code — it displays the same everywhere. AMS fonts are 'non-Unicode' (legacy/ASCII-mapped) fonts where characters are stored in custom positions for design flexibility. AMS fonts give designers richer calligraphic shapes and conjuncts, which is why they remain popular for Hindi, Marathi, and Gujarati typography — but they need a converter to type Unicode text into them.

Yes. The tool supports Hindi, Marathi, and Gujarati, each with language-specific AMS encoding so matras and jodakshar (conjuncts) map correctly. Just switch the language tab before converting.

This tool specializes in Unicode-to-AMS conversion, which is the direction most IndiaFont, CorelDRAW, and print-design users need. For full two-way conversion and advanced typography, IndiaFont Desktop includes a built-in converter and 500+ AMS fonts.

The output works with AMS Devanagari fonts — including the 170+ free AMS fonts you can browse on IndiaFont.in and the premium AMS font library in IndiaFont Desktop. Install the AMS font, paste the converted text, and apply the font.