Frequently Asked Questions

It's a full Punjabi typography toolkit in one place. You can:

• Convert Punjabi Unicode ↔ ASCII
• Preview text across 100+ Punjabi fonts
• Download transparent PNG text
• Download Punjabi TTF fonts
• Upload your own fonts for a live preview

Paste your Unicode text into the converter box. It's detected automatically and converted into ASCII — the legacy Gurmukhi font format — without any extra steps.

Yes — the converter works both ways. ASCII text is detected automatically and returned as clean, modern Unicode.

Type or paste your text into the input box and it renders instantly across multiple fonts. You can also upload your own .ttf, .woff, or .woff2 file to preview it in that font specifically.

Enter your text, choose a font and style, switch on "Transparent Background," then download the PNG. It's built for thumbnails, posters, logos, and social graphics.

Yes — click the upload button and select your TTF / WOFF / WOFF2 file. Your text previews in it right away.

Yes — the site hosts a growing library of free Punjabi TTF fonts, spanning Unicode fonts, calligraphy styles, bold display cuts, and social-media-friendly fonts.

Yes — the converter, previews, PNG downloads, and font library are all free.

A few common reasons:

• The font doesn't include Gurmukhi script support
• The hosted font URL blocks cross-origin loading (CORS)
• The font file itself is corrupted or in an unsupported format

Yes — transparent PNG text works well for thumbnails, reels, stories, posters, and banners.