Documentation
Complete guide to using the Indian Language Converter - Built by Deepak Kamboj
Getting Started
Learn the basics of converting text
How it Works
The Indian Language Converter uses phonetic transliteration to convert English text into Indian languages. Simply type the way the word sounds in English, and it will be converted to the target script.
Basic Usage
- Select your target language from the dropdown menu
- Type in the input box using English characters
- Watch the real-time conversion in the output box
- Copy the converted text using the Copy button
Character Mapping
Understanding the phonetic system
Vowels
a → अaa, A → आi → इii, I → ईu → उuu, U → ऊe → एai → ऐo → ओau → औConsonants
k → कkh → खg → गgh → घch → चCh → छj → जjh → झt → टT → ठd → डD → ढth → तTh → थdh → दDh → धn → नp → पph → फb → बbh → भm → मy → यr → रl → लv → वsh → शSh → षs → सh → हSpecial Characters
M → ं (Anusvara)H, : → ः (Visarga)* → ् (Halant/Virama)Tips & Best Practices
- •Capital letters matter: Use capital letters for aspirated consonants (e.g., "Th" for थ vs "th" for त)
- •Double vowels: Use double letters for long vowel sounds (e.g., "aa" for आ, "ii" for ई)
- •Special combinations: Learn special combinations like "nY" for ञ, "Sh" for ष
- •Prevent conversion: Add a backtick (`) before any word to prevent it from being converted
Examples
Common phrases and their conversions
namasteनमस्तेdhanyavaadhधन्यवादaapka naam kya haiआपका नाम क्या हैbhaarathभारतAbout This Project
Developer Information
This Indian Language Converter was built from scratch by Deepak Kamboj using modern web technologies.