Paste Punjabi text, preview it across dozens of fonts, convert between Unicode and ASCII, export images or font files, and load your own fonts for a live preview. Here's the whole flow in seven steps.
Type or paste Gurmukhi Unicode text into the input box. It handles full Gurmukhi characters and punctuation without any extra setup.
Scroll through the font cards — your text renders live in each one as you type, so you can compare styles side by side before picking one.
Fine-tune font size, text colour, and background colour, or switch on a transparent background if you're exporting a PNG.
Once you're happy with a style, pick whichever output fits your project:
The tool recognises whether your text is Unicode or legacy ASCII Punjabi and converts it in the right direction automatically — you can still switch modes manually if you'd rather choose yourself.
Upload a .ttf, .woff, or .woff2 file, or point to a hosted font URL, to preview your text in it instantly — local files don't need to touch the server at all.
Social posts, YouTube thumbnails, wedding cards, posters, logos, print layouts, and converting old legacy documents into web-ready Unicode all fit comfortably within this workflow.
A short screen-recorded tour of the whole process — typing, previewing, converting, and exporting — in under a minute.
Jump into the generator and see your text rendered across the full font library.
Open the generator →Tip: for hosted fonts, the server needs to send CORS headers (Access-Control-Allow-Origin) for the browser to load the font across domains.