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Unicode to Satluj

Convert Unicode Punjabi text to Satluj font.

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David K.Verified
Aug 27, 2026
🌟 Worked Great

Very straightforward. Nice clean interface and no intrusive popups or watermarks.

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Priya S.Verified
Aug 24, 2026
🎯 High Quality Output

The output formatting stayed crisp and unchanged. Glad everything stayed private in my browser.

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Alex M.Verified
Aug 20, 2026
🌟 Worked Great

Worked straight away without making me create an account or wait in line. Processed my file locally in seconds.

What is Satluj Font?

Satluj is one of the most widely used legacy Gurmukhi (Punjabi) fonts in newspaper publishing, desktop publishing (DTP), and official printing in Punjab.

How do I convert Unicode to Satluj?

Converting Unicode to Satluj is straightforward. Just paste your modern Punjabi text into the box above, and the tool converts it to Satluj right away. You can copy the result or download it as a document file.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between Unicode (Raavi) and Satluj font?
A: Unicode (commonly using the Raavi font layout) is the international standard for typing Punjabi across mobile devices, websites, and modern word processors. Satluj is an older non-Unicode legacy font mapped to standard English keyboard layouts (ASCII/ANSI), heavily used in older desktop publishing tools like Adobe PageMaker, InDesign, and CorelDraw.

Q: Why does Satluj font show English characters when pasted online?
A: Legacy fonts like Satluj do not use standard Unicode character encoding. When you copy Satluj text into modern web browsers, WhatsApp, or Google Docs, it renders as standard Latin/English letters (e.g., s turns into ਸ). Converting it to Unicode fixes this immediately.

Q: How do I use converted Satluj text in Adobe PageMaker or CorelDraw?
A: 1. Copy the converted Satluj output from our tool.
2. Open Adobe PageMaker, Photoshop, or CorelDraw.
3. Select the text tool, paste your text, and set the font name to Satluj (or Satluj Bold).