Easy Sanskrit Typing

Simply type Sanskrit words using English letters phonetically as you would pronounce them. Our Google-powered tool automatically converts your Roman input into Devanagari script. For example, type "namaste" and get "नमस्ते".

The conversion happens when you press the spacebar. If the suggested Sanskrit word isn't correct, you can see alternative transliterations by using the dropdown menu.

Note: No need to memorize complex Sanskrit keyboard layouts — type naturally as you speak Sanskrit words.

These serve completely different functions:

Sanskrit Translation converts the meaning from one language to another. Translating "Good morning" to Sanskrit gives you the appropriate Sanskrit greeting with equivalent meaning.

Sanskrit Transliteration converts the script while keeping the same sounds. Type "sanskrit" and get "संस्कृत" — same pronunciation, Devanagari script.

• Need meanings changed? → Use translation tools for semantic conversion

• Need Devanagari script? → Use our typing tool for phonetic transliteration

The web version requires no installation. Easy Sanskrit Typing runs directly in your browser using Google Input Tools.

We also provide offline Devanagari Indic software available for download when you need to type Sanskrit without internet access.

Web version: Works on any device with a modern browser
Offline software: Download for computer use without internet connection

Your Sanskrit text in Devanagari can be used in multiple ways:

• Copy and paste to documents, social media, or messaging applications

• Use in documents like MS Word, Google Docs, academic papers, or presentations

• Email directly from the website to send Sanskrit content

• Share on social platforms for educational or cultural content

The text uses Unicode Devanagari characters, ensuring proper display across all modern platforms and applications.

The virtual keyboard provides comprehensive Sanskrit character support:

• Complete Devanagari consonant set with proper Sanskrit characters

• Independent and dependent vowel forms

• Consonant combinations and conjunct characters

• Sanskrit digits and diacritical marks

Click any character on the virtual keyboard (   ) to insert it directly into your text, perfect for accessing specific Sanskrit characters.

Yes! The website includes an email feature for sending your Sanskrit text directly to recipients.

After typing your Sanskrit content, use the built-in email function to send it without needing to copy and paste into external email programs.

This is particularly useful for sharing Sanskrit shlokas, academic content, religious texts, or educational materials with proper Devanagari formatting.

Use Ctrl+G to toggle between English and Sanskrit input modes.

This keyboard shortcut allows seamless bilingual typing. In Sanskrit mode, your English letters convert to Devanagari when you press spacebar, while English mode types normally.

Click on any converted Sanskrit word to access a dropdown menu with alternative transliterations.

The system provides multiple options because Sanskrit has specific phonetic rules, and some English letter combinations can represent different Sanskrit sounds or words.

This dropdown ensures you can select the precise Sanskrit word or character combination you intended for accurate transliteration.

Yes, the web-based tool functions on mobile devices through your browser.

Access www.easysanskrittyping.com on smartphones and tablets using any modern mobile browser for Sanskrit typing capabilities.

Note: The interface adapts to mobile screens while maintaining full transliteration functionality.

Absolutely. The tool supports unlimited characters and words, making it suitable for lengthy Sanskrit texts, mantras, shlokas, or academic documents.

Your text is automatically saved during typing, so you won't lose your work if your browser encounters issues.

For important Sanskrit texts, remember to regularly copy your work to external documents to ensure permanent storage.

Completely free. No registration, subscriptions, or payments required.

You can use unlimited transliteration, email directly from the site, access the virtual keyboard, and use all features without any charges.

Both the web version and downloadable offline software are provided at no cost.

The tool uses Google Input Tools technology, providing reliable phonetic conversion based on established Sanskrit romanization systems.

The system recognizes common English spellings for Sanskrit words and offers multiple transliteration options when different interpretations are linguistically valid.

While automated systems can't be perfect for Sanskrit's complexity, the alternative suggestions ensure you can select appropriate transliterations for your intended Sanskrit text.

The system automatically handles consonant combinations and conjunct characters based on your phonetic input.

For specific characters, use the virtual keyboard which provides access to the complete Sanskrit character set including dependent vowels and diacritical marks.

The tool supports proper Sanskrit orthography, ensuring conjuncts and character combinations display correctly in Devanagari script.

Yes, the typed Sanskrit works across various applications and contexts:

• Academic: Research papers, theses, Sanskrit language studies

• Religious: Mantras, shlokas, sacred texts, prayer books

• Educational: Teaching materials, lesson plans, student assignments

• Cultural: Literature, poetry, cultural preservation projects

The Unicode Devanagari output ensures compatibility with scholarly publications, religious texts, and educational materials.