Does it predict words?
No. Transliteration follows a fixed, case-sensitive mapping, so the same input produces the same output.
Type English letters and get Unicode Malayalam with deterministic transliteration, or use your native keyboard. Your text stays in this browser.
aa → ആii → ഈkSha → ക്ഷ
ITRANS is case-sensitive. Long vowels use doubled letters. This is transliteration, not predictive typing.
Use Direct Unicode with your device’s language keyboard. IAST accepts scholarly romanization. InScript, Mozhi, and Tamil99 layouts are planned.
Choose Phonetic · ITRANS, type English letters, and copy the Malayalam Unicode result. You can also paste Malayalam from another keyboard, change the preview font, or send the text to the image exporter.
No. Transliteration follows a fixed, case-sensitive mapping, so the same input produces the same output.
Yes. The result is standard Unicode Malayalam for documents, websites, captions, and supported design applications.
Typing and transliteration run inside this browser. Your text is not stored by indianfonts.