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Raavi Unicode  →  AnmolLipi

Paste your Unicode Punjabi (Raavi/Gurmukhi) text on the left and receive the equivalent AnmolLipi-encoded output on the right — with correct sihari reordering, ready for legacy DTP software and printers.

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Unicode · Gurmukhi
Raavi Unicode — Input
0 chars  ·  0 words
Legacy Font
AnmolLipi — Output
ਬਦਲਿਆ ਹੋਇਆ ਪਾਠ ਇੱਥੇ ਦਿਖਾਈ ਦੇਵੇਗਾ…
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Input: 0 chars AnmolLipi to Raavi →
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Why Convert Raavi Unicode to AnmolLipi?

Unicode Gurmukhi (Raavi) is the modern standard, but many print shops, government printers, and older publishing workflows still require AnmolLipi. This converter translates every Unicode Gurmukhi character back into the AnmolLipi ASCII encoding, including correct placement of sihari (i) before the consonant.

Raavi Unicode

True Unicode — works on every device and platform without a font file
Searchable by Google and readable by screen readers
Sihari ਿ follows the consonant in the string (logical Unicode order)
Compatible with modern software, web, and social media
Future-proof standard for all new Punjabi content

AnmolLipi

Required by legacy DTP software like PageMaker with AnmolLipi
Needed by print shops whose workflows depend on AnmolLipi drivers
Sihari 'i' appears BEFORE the consonant in the byte stream (visual order)
Used for historical documents, old newspaper archives, reprints
Still dominant in certain Punjab private-sector print environments
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Who Needs This Converter?

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Print Shop Operators
Receive Unicode content from clients but need AnmolLipi for legacy printer workflows.
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Archive Publishers
Reprint historical Punjabi newspapers or books that require AnmolLipi formatting.
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DTP Operators
Work with older PageMaker or CorelDraw setups that only support AnmolLipi.
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Book Publishers
Convert digitised Unicode manuscripts back to AnmolLipi for specific print runs.
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Content Editors
Prepare Unicode educational material for institutions that still use AnmolLipi software.
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Office Administrators
Bridge the gap between modern Unicode document creation and legacy printing systems.
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How to Use — 5 Steps

Copy your Raavi Unicode text
Select and copy from MS Word, PDF, InDesign, or any Raavi Unicode document.
Paste into the left panel
Click inside the Raavi Unicode — Input panel and press Ctrl+V, or use the Paste button.
Click "Convert to AnmolLipi"
Press the gradient button at the bottom — or use the Ctrl+Enter shortcut.
AnmolLipi text appears instantly
The converted AnmolLipi 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.
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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.
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Related Punjabi Font Tools

← AnmolLipi to Raavi AnmolLipi → Asees AnmolLipi → Raavi Asees → AnmolLipi Asees → Raavi Raavi → AnmolLipi Raavi → Asees
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Frequently Asked Questions

Legacy printers, typesetters, and DTP software often require AnmolLipi encoding. If a print shop or government office asks for an AnmolLipi file, this converter produces it from your modern Unicode content.
Yes. Unicode stores sihari after the consonant codepoint. AnmolLipi requires the 'i' character before the consonant in the byte stream. This converter automatically applies the correct reordering.
No — AnmolLipi text requires the AnmolLipi font to display. Without it, the text appears as random ASCII characters. The converter gives you the correct encoding; you still need the font to render it.
No. The entire conversion runs as JavaScript in your browser. Your Punjabi text never leaves your device.
Yes — use the AnmolLipi to Raavi converter to go back to Unicode at any time.
Yes. All nuktā combinations and conjuncts are mapped to their correct AnmolLipi equivalents.