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See your name written in Hindi — the right way, with conjuncts, matras and nasal sounds handled properly. We show our best guess and a syllable-by-syllable breakdown, so you can check it, fix it, and share a little card with your family.
Works for most Indian and non-Indian names. We’ll show our best guess — you can fix the spelling before you share.
…or tap a popular name (hand-checked)
560+ names are spelled from our hand-checked list — type any of them and you’ll get the exact spelling, no guessing.
Devanagari is a syllabic script. It groups sound into aksharas — a consonant, or a joined conjunct like क्ष, त्र or श्र, together with its vowel. So “Shreya” isn’t five letters; it’s two syllables: श्रे + या.
Vowels after a consonant become little signs called matras. One of them, the i-matra, is even drawn before its consonant although it’s spoken after — which is exactly where a naive, letter-by-letter tool falls apart. And sounds like the ज़ in “Zara” or the nasal अं in “Anshu” need their own marks. This tool keeps all of that intact.