Paste your text, pick a direction, and convert in a click. Built for newspaper desks, book typesetters, students and bloggers who move text between modern apps and classic InPage.
Every Urdu letter, digit and common diacritic is mapped to the position InPage expects, so connected Nastaliq forms hold together instead of falling apart.
Full Urdu alphabet, hamza forms, choti and bari ye, heh variants, plus Arabic letters used in Urdu.
Urdu digits, full stop, comma, question mark and brackets convert in place, both directions.
Zabar, zer, pesh, tashdeed and jazm carry across so vowelled text stays readable.
Use the swap button to choose Unicode to InPage or the reverse.
Drop in text from Word, a website, WhatsApp or an old InPage file.
The result appears instantly in the output pane as you type.
Copy to clipboard or save a .txt, then paste into InPage or Word.
The browser tool is fast and great for everyday text. For long manuscripts, Quranic text or print-critical work, the desktop converter is the safest route. InPage 3 and newer can also import Unicode directly, with no conversion needed.
See offline optionsTurn old InPage Nastaleeq text back into clean, searchable Unicode for Word and the web.
Read guide →ToolType Urdu in your browser with a clickable phonetic keyboard, then convert.
Read guide →GuideThe real differences between the two encodings, and when to use each.
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