Bijoy (SutonnyMJ)Input — type or paste

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UnicodeResult — generated automatically

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Bangla Converter | বাংলা কনভার্টার — Bijoy ⇄ Unicode

Paste your text into the box above and it converts instantly between Bijoy (SutonnyMJ) and Unicode, in both directions. You do not have to pick a direction — the tool detects it for you, so pasting into the wrong box does not matter. The whole job runs in your browser and your text is never sent anywhere.

For step-by-step instructions in one specific direction, font setup and fixes for common problems, go to that direction's own page.

Go straight to: Bijoy to Unicode · Unicode to Bijoy · Bangla Font Converter

How to Use It

Paste or type your text into either box — the tool works out whether it is Bijoy or Unicode and converts it immediately.
To change direction use the Bijoy → Unicode / Unicode → Bijoy tabs at the top, or the ⇄ button in the middle. The box with the blue border is the input; the grey one is the result.
Click the blue Copy button under the result box and the text goes to your clipboard.
If any conjunct letter looks broken, press Fix Broken Words. To start over, press Clear All.

Bangla Converter is a free online Bengali font converter. Writers, journalists and publishers often type in Bijoy (SutonnyMJ), while the web, social media and mobile devices need Unicode. This tool converts between the two instantly, in both directions — and the conversion runs entirely in your browser, so it works offline too.

What a Bangla Converter Is, and When You Need One

A Bangla converter is a tool that changes Bangla text from one encoding into another. Two systems run side by side in Bangladesh — Bijoy (ANSI, with the SutonnyMJ font) in the printing world, and Unicode on the web and on phones. Text from one breaks when dropped straight into the other, which is why a conversion step is needed in between.

The usual reasons people need it: putting an old Word or press file onto a website, taking text from the web into a book or newspaper for print, posting on Facebook, or moving official paperwork into Unicode.

Which Converter Do You Need

Pick by what you have and what you need. If you are not sure, just paste it into the box above and let the tool work it out.

What you have	What you need	Tool to use
Old Word or press text (showing as broken)	Text you can put on the web, Facebook or a phone	Bijoy to Unicode
Bangla text from a website or Wikipedia	Text ready to print from InDesign or Word	Unicode to Bijoy
Text typed with Avro	Bijoy format	Avro to Bijoy
I do not know which is which	Whichever I need	Paste into the box above — detected automatically
I want to write Bangla	Typing in Unicode	Avro Keyboard · Unicode Editor

Unicode encoding

Unicode is a universal standard for encoding text in nearly every writing system, including Bangla. All modern operating systems ship with built-in Bangla Unicode fonts, so Unicode text displays correctly on any device without installing anything — which is why websites, apps and social media all use it.

Bijoy encoding

Bijoy is an ANSI-based character encoding for Bengali that works through font substitution: the correct characters appear only when an ANSI Bangla font such as SutonnyMJ is selected. ANSI supports just 256 characters, and the same bytes render differently under different fonts — for example, the letter m in an English font becomes স in a Bijoy font. That is why Bijoy text looks broken on the web, and why conversion to Unicode is necessary.

What Else You Can Convert Here

Beyond font conversion, the everyday Bangla calculation tools are all gathered here too:

Dates: Bangla Date Converter — English and Bangla dates, both ways.
Numbers: Number to Bangla Words (for writing cheques) and the Bangla Number Converter.
Checking text: the Spell Checker and the Word & Character Counter.
Fonts: Bangla Font Download — a collection of freely licensed fonts.
Images and voice: Image to Text (OCR) and Voice Typing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Bangla Converter cost anything to use?

No. Every tool here is completely free, with no registration and nothing to install.

Is my text stored anywhere?

No. The whole conversion happens inside your browser — your text is never sent to our server. That means confidential office and personal documents are safe to convert here.

Do I have to choose which direction to convert?

No. Paste into either box and the tool works out on its own whether the text is Bijoy or Unicode, then converts it the right way.

Do I need to install a font to convert?

Nothing is needed to read the Unicode result. But to see Bijoy-format text render as Bangla, the SutonnyMJ font has to be installed on your computer.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. Every tool works fully in a mobile browser, including copy, paste and file downloads.

Can I convert a whole file at once?

Yes. Use the Open File button above the converter to upload a .docx or .txt file — Word files keep their bold, italic and table formatting through the conversion.