Asees → Raavi Unicode

Paste your Asees-encoded Punjabi text on the left and receive clean, searchable Unicode Gurmukhi (Raavi) on the right — with correct sihari placement and full special character support.

★ Always Free 📱 Works on Mobile ✓ No Login Needed 🔒 Data Stays Private ⚡ Instant Results 🖌 No Font Install

Legacy Font

Asees — Input

0 chars · 0 words

Unicode · Gurmukhi

Raavi Unicode — Output

ਬਦਲਿਆ ਹੋਇਆ ਪਾਠ ਇੱਥੇ ਦਿਖਾਈ ਦੇਵੇਗਾ…

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Input: 0 chars Raavi to Asees →

All Punjabi Font Converters

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Why Convert Asees to Raavi Unicode?

Asees is an ASCII-based legacy font that encodes Gurmukhi as English keyboard characters. Unicode Raavi is the international standard that works on every device and platform without any font installation. Converting your Asees documents to Unicode makes them searchable, shareable, and future-proof.

Asees

ASCII encoding — Gurmukhi mapped to keyboard characters

Requires Asees font installed; unreadable without it

Not indexed or searchable by any search engine

Cannot be copy-pasted into modern apps and social media

Sihari (f) placed before the consonant in the byte stream

Raavi Unicode

True Unicode Gurmukhi — works everywhere without a font file

Fully searchable by Google and other search engines

Correct logical encoding: sihari follows the consonant

Works natively in WhatsApp, Gmail, Word, and all modern apps

The international standard — supported on every platform

Who Needs This Converter?

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Government Offices

Migrate legacy Asees documents to Unicode for modern e-governance portals.

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Web Publishers

Convert Asees website content to Unicode for proper SEO and browser display.

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Social Media Users

Convert Punjabi text so it appears correctly on WhatsApp, Instagram, and Twitter.

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Publishers

Move Asees manuscript archives to Unicode for e-book and digital distribution.

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Academics

Convert legacy study material and research papers into searchable Unicode.

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Developers

Migrate Asees database content to Unicode for modern application development.

How to Use — 5 Steps

Copy your Asees text

Select and copy from MS Word, PDF, InDesign, or any Asees document.

Paste into the left panel

Click inside the Asees — Input panel and press Ctrl+V, or use the Paste button.

Click "Convert to Raavi Unicode"

Press the gradient button at the bottom — or use the Ctrl+Enter shortcut.

Raavi Unicode text appears instantly

The converted Raavi Unicode text is displayed in the right output panel immediately.

Copy and use anywhere

Hit the Copy button on the right panel — paste it into any app, portal, or document.

Built Different — What Sets This Apart

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Greedy Longest-Match

Multi-character Punjabi sequences are matched whole before individual characters — no broken conjuncts.

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Zero Data Exposure

All conversion runs as JavaScript in your own browser tab. Your Punjabi text never touches a server.

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Instant, No Install

No software, no plugin, no sign-up. Open the page and convert immediately — on any device.

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One-Click Copy

The output copies straight to your clipboard — paste into Word, email, or a portal in one step.

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Touch-Ready on Mobile

The dual-pane layout stacks cleanly on phones. Paste, convert, and copy works end-to-end on Android and iOS.

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Special Character Support

Rare Gurmukhi characters — ਲ਼, ਸ਼, ਫ਼, ਜ਼, ਗ਼, ੱ — are mapped precisely, never silently dropped.

Related Punjabi Font Tools

← Raavi to Asees AnmolLipi → Asees AnmolLipi → Raavi Asees → AnmolLipi Asees → Raavi Raavi → AnmolLipi Raavi → Asees

Frequently Asked Questions

Asees maps Gurmukhi letters to ASCII characters — it is a visual encoding trick. Raavi uses the official Unicode Gurmukhi block (U+0A00–U+0A7F), which every modern OS and browser understands natively.

Yes. Asees stores sihari (f) before the consonant in the file, but Unicode requires it after the consonant codepoint. This converter automatically applies the correct reordering.

Yes. Asees encodes these as two-character sequences (e.g., ;a for ਸ਼). The converter maps every such sequence to the correct Unicode representation.

No. The entire conversion runs as JavaScript in your browser. Your Punjabi text never leaves your device.

Yes — use the Raavi to Asees converter to go back to the legacy font encoding.

Unicode text is searchable, accessible to screen readers, renderable on any device, and compatible with all modern software. For any new Punjabi content, always use Unicode.