Ek j tool ma ત્રણ kaam: phonetic English ma type kari Gujarati Unicode lakho, ane Unicode ne EKLG-17 (design software font) ma — banne taraf — convert karo. Designers, Canva users ane content creators mate banavelu.
Open the "Type Gujarati (Google Live)" tab, type in Roman letters like "kem cho" or "shubh lagn", and watch live Gujarati Unicode appear instantly as you type.
Switch to the "Unicode → EKLG-17" tab, paste standard Gujarati Unicode text, press ⇄, and copy the EKLG-17 output for use in EKLG-17-based design software.
Switch to the "EKLG-17 → Unicode" tab, paste old EKLG-17 text from a legacy file, press ⇄, and get clean Unicode Gujarati usable anywhere — WhatsApp, Word, or the web.
Yes — completely free, with no sign-up required for any of the three modes.
EKLG-17 is a legacy, ASCII-mapped Gujarati font used in many older Gujarati design and print workflows (invitation cards, banners, printed material) that predate Unicode. This converter bridges old EKLG-17 files with modern Unicode Gujarati text, in both directions.
Yes, for live Google-powered suggestions. If Google's endpoint is ever unavailable, the server automatically falls back to its own offline engine — you'll see "Offline mode" in the status indicator when that happens.
No. Text you enter is sent to our server only to generate the conversion result and is not saved or logged afterwards.
All standard Gujarati vowels and consonants, including retroflex letters (typed in CAPITALS) and common conjuncts like ક્ષ (ksh) and જ્ઞ (gy). See the phonetic key table above the tool for the full list.
EKLG-17 is a legacy Windows font meant for desktop design software (like CorelDRAW or Photoshop) with the font installed locally. Canva doesn't support installing custom local fonts, so EKLG-17 output is best used in desktop design tools rather than Canva directly.
Yes, the converter works in any modern mobile browser, though phonetic typing is easiest with a physical or full-size on-screen keyboard.