Walkman-Chanakya to Unicode Converter — Free Online Tool
Convert Walkman-Chanakya font Hindi text to Unicode Mangal Devanagari in one click. Uses the shared Remington-Gail mapping — works with Kruti Dev 010, Chanakya, DevLys, and Walkman-Chanakya.
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About Walkman-Chanakya
Walkman-Chanakya (often just called 'Walkman') is a Hindi ASCII font distributed by the Walkman typeface foundry in the 1990s. It is encoding-identical to Chanakya and uses the same Remington-Gail layout as Kruti Dev 010, DevLys 010, and AGRA.
Walkman-Chanakya is particularly widespread in Bihar, Jharkhand, and Eastern UP government offices where the typeface was adopted for district revenue records and court documentation.
Why use our converter for Walkman text?
Our Kruti Dev ↔ Unicode converter handles Walkman-Chanakya, Chanakya, and DevLys 010 text identically because all three share the Remington-Gail ASCII mapping. The underlying conversion engine is character-accurate for all Remington-family Hindi fonts.
Run your Walkman text through the converter; apply the output as Mangal / Nirmala UI / Noto Sans Devanagari in your Word document or web page.
Frequently asked questions
Is Walkman-Chanakya the same font as Chanakya?
Walkman-Chanakya is a Chanakya variant distributed by the Walkman foundry. The ASCII-to-Devanagari mapping is identical to Chanakya and to Kruti Dev 010.
Can I convert Walkman font to Hindi Unicode free?
Yes. Our Kruti Dev to Unicode converter handles Walkman input at 100% accuracy and is completely free with no signup.
Which mapping does Walkman-Chanakya use?
Remington-Gail — the same layout used by Kruti Dev 010, DevLys 010, Chanakya, and AGRA fonts.
Does Walkman-Chanakya work in MS Word 2026?
Yes, if the font file is installed. However, sharing such documents requires the recipient to have the font. Unicode conversion solves this.